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click (klik) a brief, sharp sound, especially any of the short, dry, clicking heart sounds during systole, indicative of various heart conditions.
click (klk)
n.
A slight sharp sound, such as that heard from the heart during systole.

click
Etymology: Fr, cliquer, to clash
an extra heart sound that occurs during systole. See also ejection click, systolic click.

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Q. I have just developed a pain in my calf - feels like it clicks when I walk, and is a sharp pain I first noticed this problem this morning. As I stepped out of my car, I felt a sharp pain in my left calf, and it has gone worse as the day has gone on. No pain until I walk.

A. hmmm...now as i think of it- fatman's answer seems more logical. but usually people can tell the difference between strained muscle and other stuff. if it was just a pulled muscle he would have thought of it and naturally massage the area. no?

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