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Why do legs feel stiff and hurt after sitting then loosen up after walking?
its because of your blood circulation
Does heat help blood circulation in legs?
Yes. Heat will cause an expansion of the veins in the legs causing an increasing in blood circulation throughout the legs.
If a man has nipples in his hands then what he will have in between his legs?
A bucket of milk because he will be milking
Can you elevate your legs too much for optimal circulation and comfort?
Elevating your legs too much can actually hinder optimal circulation and comfort. It is recommended to elevate your legs slightly above heart level to promote better circulation and reduce swelling.
Does alcohol affect the circulation in legs?
yes
What is distal circulation?
Distal circulation refers to circulation that occurs at the furthest point of the central core. This includes the arms and legs.
What is the cause of concern among the chickens?
The chickens felt offended that "two legs are bad", clearly because they only have two legs. But Snowball reassured them that they are considered equal with the animals because wings can be considered as "legs". Therefore, they have four legs, including their two wings. What separates humans from animals physically, Snowball says, is hands. Only humans have hands.
Can a graft surgery be performed to increase circulation in the legs?
No. To improved circulation in the legs you can be given clot dissolver and you wear TEDS or undergo vein stripping and ligation.
What are the symptoms of poor blood circulation in the legs?
Symptoms of poor blood circulation in the legs include pain, numbness, tingling, swelling, coldness, and skin discoloration.
What are two circulatory disorders?
Circulation Disorders Peripheral Oedema (Swelling of hands and feet and, as it gets worse, arms and legs, sometimes the water even weeps out of the skin) Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVTs) which are blood clots. If one of these dislodges and floats to the heart it can mean an instant stroke. Ulcers on the feet and legs. Because there is no circulation (to carry nourishing blood to the wound) there is little sensation so the person can't feel a sore to look out for it. Again, because there is no circulation of blood, no nourishment and no white fighter cells are taken to the wound so it can't get better. These wounds can grow and grow and result in amputation.
how do you run with no legs?
with your hands
What has hands but no legs?
a sheep it looks like it has legs but it doesn't .
