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Old 12-22-2014, 12:52 AM #1
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Confused Flying & Pain Management
Good evening all,

I wanted to get some feedback on how to manage pain when flying. I flew for a total of 8 hrs today and Sometimes my feet felt that they were going to explode! So swollen, shooting, aching, burning pain. I try to sit in the isle seat, get up a few times to walk, wear compression socks but I'm still in pain. I travel a lot so this is something I need to conquer!

Any tricks would be helpful! Thanks in advance!
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