Pain In Back Of Leg Behind Knee
Camila Farah
This is when there is inflammation of the semimembranosus bursa a small sac filled with fluid that sits at the back of the knee.
Leg pain behind your knee could be due to damage or injury to the main muscle in your calf. While hamstring injury happens when one of the hamstring muscles is torn knee sprain may cause pain behind the knee as a result of tear of the ligament in the knee. If you have leg pain in the back of your knee or calf. Leg cramps commonly cause pain behind the knee.
Injuries to the biceps femoris called biceps femoris tendinopathy cause pain in the back of the knee. This tightness may be because the muscle is doing too much work without being stretched. This is most likely a symptom of gastrocnemius tendonitis or a calf strain. If it is stretched.
Your main calf muscle is called the gastrocnemius and is located at the back of your legs. The symptoms include pain swelling and bruising behind the knee of the back of the leg which is caused by sudden movements or a force through the knee. Repetitive strain on the gastrocnemius can result in muscle stiffness or tightness which can be felt at the back of the knee joint. Weakness in the back of your leg.
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If the bursa gets inflamed then any time you bend your knee the bursa gets squashed causing posterior knee pain.
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