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Query About Regular Walking & Leg Swell
Doctors, I'm 14 Years Old. My Height is 5 Feet 8/9 Inch & My Weight is 104.5 KG. On the Recommendations of Doctors, I Started Walking For 18-19 Days & Dieting Also. I Have Been Noticing That The Some Area Of My Right Leg Has Been Become Swollen For 6-7 Days & The Swollen Area Has Some Pain. Especially, After My Exercise (Walking), The Pain Get Worse & Reduce Automatically After Some Times. What's The Problem Doctor? Is The Swelling & Some Pain Coming From Walking? If The Answer Is Yes, Then Let Me Know What Should I Do Now. Please, Let Me Know, Doctor. I Will be Ever Grateful To You.
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The ain may be due to unaccustomed exercise.  If it continues get it checked by your doctor.  Diet and exercise are a must for your weight
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You have morbid obesity...u need proper diet and exercise plan...u may need a particular type of diet and isometric exercises which will not cause pain ..so better get a consult
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calorie counting and proper dietician and physio consult
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u may need medicine for wt loss
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The main is because of your weight.. And since you started walking recently..it got aggravated... Dont stop the exercise because of the pain... Just reduce the intensity. Consider consulting a dietician for a low fat diet. For relief of pain try dipping your feet in luke warm water at night. Weight reduction is must.
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Consult dietician for low fat diet... Follow it strictly Get a diabetic profile, vitamin D and Vitamin B12 test done.
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