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I have also heard to avoid crossing your legs but I think that is more if you are sitting or sleeping maybe. Not many exercises would have you crossing your legs for any length of time. It could be bad due to nerve compression or circulation I suppose.
Crossing your legs when sitting is what I referred to....

I mentioned in my posts, I walk almost everyday. However, lately, I notice that walking makes it really difficult for me. There are very painful parts of my legs and feet that comes and go. There is no pattern of areas affected or interval between the pain. It is very randomly. BUT, its painful. I could not even walk 15 mins because of the discomfort. Its hard to describe the pain.
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Crossing your legs when sitting is what I referred to....

I mentioned in my posts, I walk almost everyday. However, lately, I notice that walking makes it really difficult for me. There are very painful parts of my legs and feet that comes and go. There is no pattern of areas affected or interval between the pain. It is very randomly. BUT, its painful. I could not even walk 15 mins because of the discomfort. Its hard to describe the pain.
Yeah I know what you mean I think. I have lots of discomfort walking or even standing for any amount of time. I just need to find out what's causing all this it's driving me crazy and making my life horrible. Well I hope you find some relief!
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