Homocystinuria Health Feed

Cause may be improper blood supply and solution is cold and hot water sikai
keep two small bucket with you and two towel put one in ice water and other in warm water
start with cold water and change to hot water do it for 5-10 mins 4 times in a day I think that will help in your pain.

Avoid sitting cross legged.
Ankle stretching.
Ankle strengthening exercises.
Avoid squatting.
Quadriceps exercises.
Core strenthening exercises.
Stretch calves
get a custom made insole.
Hams stretching.
Sports taping.
Hot fomentation.

HI, LIBRATE USERS, BEST YOU CAN GO ACUPRESSURE TREATMENT. ALL DISEASES ARE SOLVE. IF.U COME TO MY CENTRE. AND I DO TREAT. BECAUSE MEDICINE IS NOT HELPFUL PERMANENTLY.

Dear lybrate user, shin splint can be taken care with the application of sports (kinesio) taping/ rigid tape application, consult a sports physio for the same. Ice application at the affected area will help reducing pain (2-3/day). About bow legs- consult a orthotist to provide you lateral wedges, leg exercises to strengthen muscles is must. See a local physio for the same.
Tc.

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