Flying, especially for long periods of time, can be very hard on the body. Areas of special concern are the legs and feet. A passenger may be seated for a long time from gate to gate. This decrease in movement over time can cause the feet to swell and blood flow to slow.
These problems can be decreased by wearing loose shoes or slippers while on the plane. With some men's shoes, simply untying them will help. Additionally, the use of compression stockings of 20mm Hg or more, readily available at drugstores, can prevent dangerous swelling in the lower legs.
Yes, they help the bats to start flying....I think...
no it's inposible
No. It has legs and feet and muscles in its shoulders, upper legs and hocks that help it move it's legs and thus be mobile.
Swans have two legs and two wings. Their wings are used for flying and can also help with balance on land, while their legs are adapted for swimming and walking.
it lets you use your arms and legs and feet and hands for sports
The muscles in your legs help transport blood back to your heart. The veins in your legs also have valves to help this process and prevent blood from flowing back down towards your feet.
Some effective exercises for numb legs and feet include walking, cycling, swimming, and stretching exercises like calf raises and ankle circles. These exercises can help improve circulation and nerve function in the legs and feet, reducing numbness.
A podiatrist is a foot doctor. They help treat problems with the feet, ankles, and lower legs.
No; chlamydia will notcause your legs and feet to swell.
feet: 8 legs: 8 =16?
On their feet.
Scorpions have eight legs, which are arranged in four pairs. In addition to their legs, they also have pincers (chelae) and a tail that typically ends in a stinger. While they are arachnids and have the same number of legs as spiders, they do not have feet in the traditional sense; instead, their legs end in claws that help them grasp and manipulate their environment.