1 Bank Statements (Unless needed for tax purposes and then you need to keep for 3 years). 2  Quarterly Investment Statements (Hold on to until you get your annual statement). 3  Income Tax Returns (Please keep in mind that you can be audited by the IRS for no reason up to three years after you filed a tax return.
Inflammation or degeneration of the Achilles tendon commonly causes calf muscle pain. The Achilles tendon is approximately six inches long, connecting the calf muscles to the heel. The Achilles is extremely strong but not very flexible, making it prone to damage, especially if the calf muscles are weak and tight.
If you strain your calf muscles, you may feel: Sharp pain or weakness in the back of the lower leg. The pain can quickly resolve, or can persist. A throbbing pain at rest with sharp stabs of pain occurring when you try to stand or walk. A feeling of tightness or weakness in the calf area. Spasms (a gripping or severe tightening feeling in the calf muscle). Sharp pain in the back of the lower leg, when trying to stretch or move the ankle or knee. A âpopâ or hear a âpopâ sound at the time of injury (with a Grade 3 calf strain).