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It's been a while since my last cramp, but another one woke me up this morning. Thankfully it was in my right calf instead of my left (where the leg injury was). I haven't been taking my vitamin supplements because I know at least one of them includes vitamin K which I'm supposed to avoid until I'm finally done with the anticoagulant in a few more months. Judging by my concentration and energy level, my B12 is bottoming out again. It will be good to boost it again later when I'm done with the medicine.
So for this weekend, thanks to the cramp overexertion, it now hurts both of my legs to walk around. I've got a 7:30am appointment to see the doctor on Monday. The ultrasound showed no evidence of blood flow problems in my left leg, which is great news. It means the clot is gone now. It still begs the question, though, of why I still have pain behind my left knee when I walk. The doctor felt swelling there two weeks ago, so now I'm going to ask what we do next to solve the mystery of my left leg. I'd like to have my leg back at 100% before snow season arrives.
So for this weekend, thanks to the cramp overexertion, it now hurts both of my legs to walk around. I've got a 7:30am appointment to see the doctor on Monday. The ultrasound showed no evidence of blood flow problems in my left leg, which is great news. It means the clot is gone now. It still begs the question, though, of why I still have pain behind my left knee when I walk. The doctor felt swelling there two weeks ago, so now I'm going to ask what we do next to solve the mystery of my left leg. I'd like to have my leg back at 100% before snow season arrives.