Calf stomach pain after arthroscopic surgery is usually considered to be the presence of external fixation devices after meniscus arthroscopic surgery, too tight local muscle spasm, etc., need to clarify the cause of the disease under the guidance of the doctor, targeted treatment.
1. Excessive tightness of external fixation devices: after arthroscopic surgery, the doctor will usually use a plaster or brace to fix the lower limb, if the fixation device is too tight, it may cause poor blood circulation in the lower leg, which may lead to pain symptoms, can be loosened or tightened under the guidance of the doctor.
2. Muscle spasm: Generally, after arthroscopy, it is necessary to maintain a certain posture for a long period of time braking, some patients may be too nervous due to mental tension, easy to muscle spasm resulting in local swelling and pain symptoms; treatment can be appropriate recovery without affecting the postoperative recovery.
When postoperative pain symptoms do not improve, intervention should be actively carried out under the guidance of the doctor to avoid serious situations.