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The way that you sit and your
general posture during the day can affect how your legs feel and can
make aching, heavy and tired leg feelings worse. |
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DON´T
Crossing your legs can restrict
blood flow to and from the legs, and can increase pressure in your leg
veins. In a survey, 68% of women admitted to the habit! Try and make a
conscious effort not to cross them – placing a magazine or book on your
lap may make it easier to remember.
DO
In another survey, 70% of women
spend over half their day sitting down. If you have to sit or stand for
long periods, remember to keep moving your legs and changing your
position. Stretch your legs, ankles and feet at regular intervals.
Raising your legs for at least 10 minutes a day, perhaps when you get
home from work, can help relieve the pressure on your leg veins.
Find out more about how exercise can help.
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Exercise ideas
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Here are two easy-to-follow ‘Legs-ercise’ routines to help you get your circulation going. |
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