does burning in your legs mean life,after a back break.is that a sign to walk again?
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I'm pretty sure about most of this but if you want a better answer see a doctor. If the burning is high in your legs than it could mean that your nerves are growing back. The problem is that they only grow about a millimeter every month, but you could probably begin to move you upper leg muscles slightly in a few months, and have more and more control over your legs in the years to come.
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You can get the same results as running, if you walk at a brisk pace.  When you are saying you're "stressing out your leg muscles" are they hurting?  Are you just beginning your program?  Consider this: walking for 10 minutes to warm up, then run for 10, walk for 10, run for ten.  Try alternating running and walking, or put the running aside for a week and walk fast for about 30 minutes, you'll get the same results and with no added impact to your knees, legs, feet, joints, back.\n   If you do decide you want to keep running, walk for at least 5 minutes first to get your muscles warmed up.  Starting to run right away without warming them up first can cause some injury to them, and then you're "on break" for awhile.  \nOh and to answer your question (finally!) yes, walking and running every other day will certainly burn fat.    Hope this helps....
1148857
How long ago was the surgery? you should be working to regain your range of motion and strengthen you leg muscles.
677332
Well, I had run for about an hour around a field, and really wanted a good leg workout, so I decided to do squat-jumps (squat down like a frog, and hop forward in that position) all the way around the track.  I don't know what kept me going, because by about half way the burning in my legs was so bad I crumpled over and screamed, but somehow pulled myself back up.  I made it all the way around, and fell on the floor, unable to move for several minutes.  I couldn't walk properly that whole week.  It was awesome!!!  : )
348021
yes very.It helps relax and heal ure body dont be too active it will make it hurt worse or get really bad
395706
Pain down the leg is generally a pinched nerve in the back. As one ages the openings that once were large become constricted. It may also be a warning sign of something else going on in your back or hips.\nNerve pain is generally burning, biting, electrical in nature...it can rock you for a few minutes or last longer.\nTry laying flat and stretching..\nAge and or injury may add to you pain. See a doctor.
926098
Everybody will react differently. Are you sure its from the session or is it just a coincidence? It doesn't mean anything, just that your body was really tired and drained after the session.
1053095
When you are walking, your muscles have gotten used to contracting and flexing just a set amount, to support your weight. When you transition into running again, those muscles have to support your weight while contracting and flexing while propelling you from one step to the next. Your muscles were used to a certain amount of oxygen from the walking, but running makes the muscles use more oxygen. This quick transition will leave your muscles feeling a little tired at the beginning, but once you start breathing well enough for running and your muscles are warmed up again, you should be better. \nGood luck! If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to ask!
685656
it is a pain in your lower back that's a little bit sharper than a regular muscle ache- almost like a burning.  it will also feel like it's deeper in your body than a muscle ache (obviously).  the symptom is the pain.  drink lots of water and fruit juice (expecially cranberry) until you can seea doctor.
1179374
Slap yourself pretty hard where you think you are sunburned. If it hurts so band you fall to the floor then you have sunburn. Hey, it's works.
719426
Only if you walk for about 30 minutes.\nRunning burns more calories and builds muscles in legs, but if you haven't run for awhile, you will feel pain in your leg the next day. You will probably throw up too..
785949
Who cares? Our lives are better than yours.\nHave you not seen a person be healed? It happens all the time, people's legs that were cut off grow back!!! Can science explain that?
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no i dont think so but it could have made his front leg sore so he was putting more weight on his back legs or trying to keep weight off it or someting and put more pressure on his hind legs witch he uses to push himself off with
305179
Get down on all fours and alternately thrust your legs straight back, kinda like a mule kick. Go for the burn!
330842
that is your body's reminder to you that you need to move!\n\nusually when that happens, there is a loss of blood circulation from that area, and it "falls asleep." it's a painful reminder sent to us by our muscle tissue that it needs oxygen!
880532
<>Some additional questions here:  Does the leg feel hot (to her or to the touch)?  Is there a burning sensation?  Does she ever feel short of breath?  The symptoms you describe could be attributable to DVT or some other thrombolytic venous dysfunction.  These are SERIOUS conditions!  If the first doctor can't diagnose it, go see someone else right away!! Now!!!
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It could mean you have been drinking more than you usually do.\n\nIt could also mean that you have a bladder infection.  It does not always have to burn when  you pee to have one.\n\nIf it continues then you should talk to your parents (if you are young) or your doctor to run a test to see if you do have an infection.\n\ngood luck!