Lateral calf muscles
Lateral calf muscles By Glenda TaylorUpdated: Nov 27, 2020Three muscles make up the section of the leg below the knee that most people call the calf. While any direct injury to these three muscles can cause pain, conditions that affect the surrounding tissue, arteries, nerves, or the muscles themselves can do so, as well. ................
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