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Yes, if there is a tear in the meniscus, it can cause excruciating pain, especially while twisting or rotating your knee. You cannot even straighten your knee in such situations.

Take a warm bath, and then gently stretch your muscles. If you have pain in the lower part of your leg, try pointing and straightening your toes when sitting or standing. If you have pain in the upper part of your leg, try to bend over and touch your toes. You can do this while sitting on the ground or standing up.

Yes, blood clots, especially caused due to a condition known as deep vein thrombosis, can cause swelling, cramps, and leg pain or tenderness in one leg.

For relieving leg pain, you have to rest as much as possible, elevate your legs, stretch the cramped muscles, use cold compress or opt for the NSAIDs.

If your leg pains constantly, it can be either due to musculoskeletal, neurological or vascular reasons. However, the intensity of the leg pain can indicate serious vascular problems.

Pain behind the knee is usually caused by popliteal cysts, hamstring injuries, or by the presence of blood clot or tumor. Also, injuries or being overweight can cause this condition.