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Why are your lower legs sore to the touch bruising under the skin and feet feel like your walking on your bones?
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∙ 15y ago
shin splints, muscles close to the bone are tight. kneeling down fully can stretch it out
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ear bones
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Your question is unclear please rephrase.
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