Symptoms of leg pain may have a wide range of presentation. The pain may be described in varying ways, Pain from muscles and joints often can be felt or palpated, meaning that touching the area reproduces the pain. However, the pain may radiate from its source to another location

Usually a patient will experience moderate to severe pain, which begins in the buttocks and runs down through the leg or foot. Patients with neuropathy  tend to describe their pain as a burning sensation, while those who have sciatica describe intense sharp pain.

Symptoms of leg pain may be described in varying ways, the leg pain symptoms of a diabetic neuropathy often begin with a tingling sensation that begins in a person’s feet and spreads up to his legs.

Pain can be either mild or severe and include aching of the legs,cramping legs, numbness, tingling, etc. Leg injury can cause chronic leg pain, tearing or overstretching of the muscle, shin splints and hairline cracks in the bone.

Symptoms of leg pain may be described in varying ways, for example, as sharp, dull, heavy, aching or burning. It may be constant or intermittent, or made better or worse with activity or rest. There may be other associated symptoms.

It often begin with a tingling sensation that begins in a person’s feet and spreads up to his legs, painful leg cramps are another symptom of diabetic neuropathy. A torn or overstretched muscle, Hairline crack in the bone (stress fracture) and Inflamed tendon.