My legs have swelled from the knees down,they are so swelled they feel muscular. The skin tingles and itches.?
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You need to see a doctor, this could be a blood clot in your legs and if that breaks loose it could go to your brain and cause a stroke!!  Also  what these people are doing to you is called ABUSE. I would suggest talking to your doctor and explain your situation and see about getting some help. A.S.A.P
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Try cleaning them. The bacteria down there will cause them to itch.\nIf you do clean them,\nTry changing your soap - and rinse really well. \nIf those don't work, you may have Jock-Itch. Get a spray or powder at the store.\nCheck the surface of the skin. If their are any welt or bumps you may be allergic to something, or (yipes) a STD.\nIf you can't change it within 24 hours - see your doctor.....
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is it that you itch all over the place? you can start wearing long stockings and cotton gloves to minimise the cotact of your hands and heels for unconscious itching, also try moisturisers, ask him for itch pills, consider caladryl lotion. good luck
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WOW!! What a question, first you should always seek a doctors care, but in the mean time try this. \nMaintain good posture.\nUse correct posture when lifting.\nSleep on a firm surface providing support for the lower back and under your knees if it feels more comfortable.\nApply ice or cold packs for 20 minutes every two hours. Once pain has lessened decrease this to 20 minutes two times a day.\nWarm showers with water directed at the painful area can help. \n***** If you have or develop any of these see a doctor at once*****\n1.Severe pain that goes down into the leg or groin.\n2.Burning or painful urination\n3.Unexplained fever of 100.5,chills, nausea, vomiting or weight loss.\n4.Numbness or tingling in leg or foot\n5.Chronic pain that does not improve after two weeks of self-care.\nOnce again if you haven't done so please seek a doctor's care!!!!!
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I would suggest she goes to the doctor-it sounds just like the pain I'm having and my ankle is fractured.And it can mess with your circulation  which can cause the dry skin.Have her go-like NOW.
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It means that your ateries and your veins are squeezed, and so they are slowed down by the pressure you are holding up in your legs. so then you feel a tingly feeling because your blood is now flowing and is easier for the blood to flow.
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You should go to see doctor and have your electrolyte checked. May be there is some wrong chemistry in your body.
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try using lotion your legs are probably dry becuase your sweating
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I know the feeling. Could be many things. But I'm not a doctor. This site has a symptom checker on the main page on the right hand side of the page.  http://webMD.com Good luck.
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I think its Bullshit as muscle swell due to a Virus.But you should ask a Doctor.
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it doesn't swell, but because of pads/tampons that are designed to absorb wetness, sometimes, especially if your menstral flow is very light, it can get dry and slightly uncomfortable, making it feel like it's swollen.
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Interesting, I have had this feeling before and this is what I have done: Get plenty of sleep (at least 8 hours), eat healthy (fruits, protein [chicken], salad, fibers [oatmeal, breads], drink lots of water) 3-5 small meals a day, and get rid of any stinking thinking. Its important to stretch and drink water before, during and after your exercises. The most important thing I have done is stand up, bend slightly over, put your hands on your knees, and squat down slowly while keeping your hands on your knees as added support, then stand up slowly while keeping your hands on your knees, do this 15-20 times BEFORE doing any exercises such as running, squats, any leg lifts, anything that bends the knees - this warms up the knee joints. Also, wear comfortable shoes. Run on grass rather than a hard surface as it takes the impact away from your knee joints. Consider swimming and cycling as a good warmup. Maybe do lighter weight for a while to save your joints. Drink plenty of fluids to keep your joints active. Maybe look into some joint repair supplements at GNC. I do circuit training and I get a great workout without the heavy weights. My knees are fine now. Good luck.
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Sounds like mosquito bites to me....hives would cover a much larger area and appears like a rash....try spreading vinegar onto the bites. should take the itch out and reduce the swelling.
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Have you been checked for Diabetes, Hypothyroid, Iron Defiency, Metabolism irregularities?\n\nSome of what you describes fits Hypothyroid perfectly.. eyes puffy, maybe bulging a bit?  Dry skin and constipation?  Alligator pattern of dry skin on your shins?  Numbness/tingling in your forearms/hands?  \n\nIt is also possible that you have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or Fibromyalgia, neither of which can be proven with a medical test, but those other options need to be ruled out first.  Please see your physician...and best wishes!
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go to a dr. dont fool around with knees..they are tricky...use ice not heat...heat makes it swell..ice makes the pain and swelling go down
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this could be caused because of the friction[rubbing of thighs when walking], when there is sweat in the area. actually, when you have some antihistamines, it does'nt happen, .. it's probably an allergic reaction, because of the sweat or something.
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it feels like a bee sting.  this is from interviews with soldiers and policemen that have been shot.  most nerve endings are in your skin, and not in your muscles or organs.  you just feel the pain at the skins surface.