For several weeks I have had trouble walking after 25 meters from my left hip. When I walk on (which is sometimes necessary because there is no motorbike taxi available) the pain radiates further down, first to my thigh and then to the calf. Stopping occasionally and standing for 2 minutes helps somewhat to continue walking.
My big toenail was removed at the hospital due to an infection. After 2 weeks of supervision and cleaning, I didn't have to come back and have to clean my toe myself. Unfortunately, the open part where the nail was not closed yet.
I am 66 years old, blood pressure normal, but since a few months I have been having problems in my right lower fibula. When walking after a few hundred meters a stabbing pain in my calf. If I stand still for a few minutes, I can walk without pain, only to feel pain again after a while. I only have this pain when walking and I mean walking ten minutes. There is no visible swelling or color difference. Both lower legs have the same structure.
