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When I sitting in latrine my legs are pain.the pain is goes away after standing.in recently I am sit in latrine for above 6minutes my feet is also burning.why this happens ?is the any possibility of vascular disease at this only 19 years old
1.i have no high blood pressure.
2.no blood sugar.
3.i have no blood cholesterol.
4.no smoking and drinking.
5.no obesity
Only problem I am poor nutrition.
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Indian styled latrine position involves deep flexion of knee and hips which may lead to some compression of Neuro vascular structure supplying legs
Try to alter position to western style
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Check your vitaminD and Vitamin B12 levels. It is one of the most common causes. If low eat nutritious food like dairy products ,milk cheese ,egg,nonveg.if not meet a doctor.
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