yeah it from you no moving and when you like dont walk around or anthing the blood will goto your legs and puff and with like suger and stuff but when you move around they should go down
Well what type of shoes do you wear since your on your feet all day.. That could be the reason that your legs are swelling!!!!
You need to sit down if at all possible or when you go to bed at night prop your legs above your heart and see if it keeps the swelling down…
it could be caused from a few different things.. If you don’t get better I’d go to the doctors.. GOOD LUCK
Your legs would swell during long periods of sitting due to the lack of muscle movement. The venous return system in your legs operates with a series of one way valves that prevents pooling and backflow. However, it is the muscles in your legs activated by walking that pump things along in addition to just regular blood flow.
try moving your legs more while seated or take breaks to get up and walk around some during extended periods. If the problem still persists, consult your physician who may recommend compressive socks or support hose. These items aid your leg muscles in pumping the blood back to your heart.
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yeah it from you no moving and when you like dont walk around or anthing the blood will goto your legs and puff and with like suger and stuff but when you move around they should go down
Well what type of shoes do you wear since your on your feet all day.. That could be the reason that your legs are swelling!!!!
You need to sit down if at all possible or when you go to bed at night prop your legs above your heart and see if it keeps the swelling down…
it could be caused from a few different things.. If you don’t get better I’d go to the doctors.. GOOD LUCK
Your legs would swell during long periods of sitting due to the lack of muscle movement. The venous return system in your legs operates with a series of one way valves that prevents pooling and backflow. However, it is the muscles in your legs activated by walking that pump things along in addition to just regular blood flow.
try moving your legs more while seated or take breaks to get up and walk around some during extended periods. If the problem still persists, consult your physician who may recommend compressive socks or support hose. These items aid your leg muscles in pumping the blood back to your heart.