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Pain in thigh
Heavy pain in right thigh since last 1yr. No feeling any pblm in walking but feeling heavy pain while standing for long time.Two three veins are visible on thigh and she feel the pain on same
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Since this is a long term issue and because of the veins popping as well seems like you may have varicose veins.The constant standing has to be avoided because it causes venous pooling. please wear stockings,reduce weight and avoid prolonged standing. consult a Physio and do beurgers exercises.
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consult a physiotherapist or a vascular surgeon
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please do ankle pumping exercises after every half hour so that calf muscles work and pump the blood up
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Consult with physiotherapists for proper diagnosis and treatment
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May be ur iliacus muscles tight.
Consult near by Physiotherapy clinic and rule out
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Ms. Komal Jagtap Gaonkar (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi,
Avoid long standing and walking. Try to visit to nearest physiotherapy center and take proper consultation and treatment from doctor. Need to assess is it muscle tightness or varicose veins. So for better result proper diagnosis to be done. Don't worry try to do normal leg exercises. Need rest.
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Do visit nearest physiotherapy center
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try to take break in between long standing and walking.
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Dr. LOKESH KUMAR (PT)
Physiotherapist
1 yrs exp
Hyderabad
See that do u have any compression in lumbar vertebrae or it may be varicose veins. Consult near by physiotherapist
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Dr. Dr.Dhivyah (PT)
Physiotherapist
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi,
This seems like by your experience of pain it might be varicose veins and it is better to avoid long standing and can you explain in detail which activity is aggravating the pain
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Avoid long standing and Too much walking, compression socks are good if used
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