why am i getting pins and needles in legs when playing football/soccer?
370649
you could possibly have a pinched nerve. or you might just need to stretch more.
661122
Sounds to me like you jarred the knee.\nIt can happen from an impact like jumping in BB. If you are lucky its only a jarred knee which will take a few days to sort itself out. It could be ligament damage but thats unlikely as you would be in severe pain constantly and would know straight away. Try getting a crep (sorry i dont know the spelling, but basically its a tight elastic material) bandage and leave it on it for support when your are moving around.\nOther then that, ice it for a while to make sre there is no internal bleeding, then apply a heat pack to it every half an hour for 10 mins and see if that sorts it out.\nYou should go to see a sports doctor or a physio either way, an ordinary GP will just refer you to a specialist if he does not solve it.
725546
Do you warm down after the match? One of the things Arsene Wenger introduced to Arsenal was the idea of warming down after the match. A gentle jog to bring the muscles down gradually from extreme exertion to not being used instead stopping suddenly. \n\nI'd say it's more likely your muscles repairing after being used so much. A few weeks isn't enough to get to peak fitness, heck I remember being a postman and coming back to work after a holiday, it would take 3 weeks for my feet to stop stinging. Give it time.
1146867
I have a child w/ Von Willebrand and no running should not cause your legs to have pain.  You should go to your regular doc and talk to them.
156754
you may have poor blood circulation in your leg
1172453
You could have excess fluid in your knee.  Or possibly have messed up a ligament.  If it bothers you often you should see your doctor.
338758
Sounds a bit like restless leg syndrome\nsee a doctor.. it could be something serious. and you not going could really mess you up.
392562
that is incorrect after many times playing soccer i found that if i didn't hold a stretch i became really sore afterwards but high knees and lunges are a good element to add to your stretching
733940
One thing I will add here to what others have said is.... if you are in the habit of crossing your legs .... stop.\nI was doing that and because of it started pain and numbness in my lower leg - more on the left than right because thats the one I use to cross out of habit the most.  What happens is that you can end up compressing the nerve bundle that goes just along side the outside of your lower leg just up near the knee (you know where we get that red spot from crossing sometimes).  If this happens often enough the nerves become damaged.\nMine did and I lost all feeling and control of my leg from my knee down.  \nAt the time all the doctors and specialist thought it was something in my back (pinched nerve etc) - they did x-rays, MRI's, nerve tests - everything and it came down to me crossing my legs.  I was put in a brace just so I could walk and try to maintain my balance and with time and determination my nerves regenerated themselves.\nSo fair warning to all - if you cross your legs - my advise and my doctors advise, neurologist advise - stop!
710889
sometimes i have the same problem, but it happens in both legs, what you have to do is keep you legs relaxed and DONT stretch because that can bring it on, when you do get it try keeping your legs in the same position, it will eventually go away, but if you move you legs the pain will get worse.
972550
It's kinda hard to explain on the internet, you'd be much better off getting a private coach or joining a spring or summer camp. But to get the ball in the air (I think you want to know how to kick the ball in the air), kick it with your laces, have your toe pointed to the ground, like a ballet toe. Bring your foot back, kick forward and kick with your laces UNDERNEATH the ball. Remember, the ball will go up if you hit it from the BOTTOM of the ball. Good luck., and have fun with the great game of football (soccer)!
52316
Were you playing an intense round of some videogame, or working on the computer for a deadline?\n\nIts probably a combination of stress and bad sitting posture...  If it happens while ur not doing something like that, I would get it checked...
193263
my ass itches too and what does this got to do with football
1083011
Sounds like a touch of the clutch. Actually, you may have screwed up your meniscus cartilage. Better have a doctor look at it soon. Might even be a interior or anterior ligament.
903962
sounds to me like exercise induced compartment syndrome.  the thick tissue surrounding your muscles (fascia) is too tight. as you exercise or walk the muscles engorge with blood but are then squashed by the tight fascia. Leads to a cramp like pains in your calves. due to the history it is unlikely to be a blood clot or anything.  you need to go and see a sports specialist dr. they can do a test where they put needles into the compartments to measure the pressure in there as you walk on a treadmill.  they can then do a small operation to split the fascia to relieve some of the pressure
200841
Burning pain is almost always neurological. Do you have diabetes? If yes, it could be neuropathy. Does you left foot hurt worse than your right? You could have two separate things going on, that are unrelated. The hip and leg pain could be arthritis, sciatica, low back nerve impingement, or any number of problems. See another doctor. If the ones you have seen have not given you any kind of diagnosis, then keep looking until you find you who will get to the bottom of your problem, or if you really trust one of the doctors you have already seen, then go back to him. Tell the doctor what's going on and that you want tests to find out what's causing this problem, and if he can do the tests, you want a referral to a specialist. Good luck.
57011
you could have something like resless leg syndrome. so I would see a doctor. It really could be a lot of things.