The signs and symptoms of a quadricep strain are: (1) pain when moving, stretching or flexing of the thigh, (2) muscle spasms of the injured muscles, (3) swelling over the injury, (4) Weakened leg (moderate or severe strain), (5) Crepitation (âcracklingâ feeling and sound when the injured area is pressed with fingers).
Some foods with low salicylates such as soy or rice milk may have extra added ingredients which may have salicylates, so please read the labels on all foods. Foods that are very low in salicylates include: 1  Fresh meats. 2  Poultry. 3  Fish. 4  Eggs. 5  Dairy products except for blue vein cheese. 6  Tofu. 7  Soy Products (read the labels). 8  Soy milk. 9  Rice Milk.
The foods that thin blood include fish rich in omega-3 acids such as mackerel, anchovies, salmon, and others, herbs and spices such as ginger, turmeric, and others, beverages such as red wine and green tea, and other foods high in salicylates. Such foods work to reduce the stickiness of the blood and prevent it from clotting.