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because cold can cause joints to become stiff and could also make your muscles sore
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Why do your legs get sore all over when your feet get cold?
If your feet are cold, then probably your legs are cold, or getting cold, as well. Blood circulation decreases as the extremity gets cold, which is likely causing your soreness.
Why do legs ache after drinking?
Dehydration.
You have swollen legs with lymphadema and now have weeping blisters on feet can you tell me why have I got these blisters as my feet are up most of the time?
l have no lymph nodes in my legs ao when they are swollen they leak water from the blisters. The itching is driving me crazy. There is always a tired ache.
Why do heel crack in winters?
The cold in the winter causes skin to dry up, and people often forget to moisturize their legs and feet, causing the legs and feet to crack.
How many feet in a ache?
3 Feet are in a yard
How do you treat poor circulation in the legs?
keep your legs below your boddy so all the blood can reach your legs and feet, if you have a problem with your feet being cold constantly, this is becausee poor circulation, als,o, try ceyenne pepper pills
What would cause a cold tingly feeling in the feet and legs?
I have the same problem my doc. told me it,s in the lumbar section of youre back in which i have spurs there it can also cause cold or hurting ,weak feeling
When pregnant do the tops of your legs ache?
Yes, it happens to many pregnant women.
Why do your legs ach at night?
Your legs ache at night because during the day your leg muscles have been put to work allot
How do you use varicose in a sentence?
Once the veins have become varicose, the legs can start to ache.
Why do your feet at the ankle ache severe?
too much salt
What does diffusely mean in the term her legs ache diffusely?
To "diffuse" something means to "spread it out". Therefore, to say that someone's "legs ache diffusely" would mean that the pain is spread out through her legs, rather than only in one area. "Diffusely" would be another way of saying "all over".
