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Leg Problems
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Has anyone had experience of these machines used to help leg stimulation as advertised by Ian Botham? They seem awful expensive, but both my wife and I have walking propblems and today we have seen something similar advertised in the Sun today for £49.99! Anyne have any advice please?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You both have what is known as Intermittent Claudication and is a used by a partial blockage of a main artery to the leg which allows enough blood flow when you are resting but inadequate blood flow when walking and hence pain inthe legs.
That machine will be of no value.
Monitor the situation and when it starts to impinge on your life, then see your GP.
That machine will be of no value.
Monitor the situation and when it starts to impinge on your life, then see your GP.
Sqad's diagnosis rings a bell. My mother had similar problems which were completely cured by angioplasty.
She had put up with the pain for years (her GP put it down to "getting old") until she got a new GP and he identified it immediately, sent her for an angiogram which confirmed his diagnosis. Angioplasty followed, and the pain just went away.
She had put up with the pain for years (her GP put it down to "getting old") until she got a new GP and he identified it immediately, sent her for an angiogram which confirmed his diagnosis. Angioplasty followed, and the pain just went away.
I take Wonderlegs pills and I use a Revitive circulation booster. I'm pleased with both.
Many years ago I had great difficulty walking but no real pain. It was Sqad rather than anyone I saw at my surgery or hospital who diagnosed IC and I'll always be grateful to him for that.
He also said that wearing shoes with raised heels would help. It did! Very much. Of course that could be because Sqad likes women in heels.. ;-)
Many years ago I had great difficulty walking but no real pain. It was Sqad rather than anyone I saw at my surgery or hospital who diagnosed IC and I'll always be grateful to him for that.
He also said that wearing shoes with raised heels would help. It did! Very much. Of course that could be because Sqad likes women in heels.. ;-)
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