my third trimester is running & my legs are getting heavy ,i cant even walk properly
do check your bp regularly, if its normal no need to worry it'll come to normal after your delivery dear
it's an extra layer of clothing thereby making your legs fatter (although not enough for anyone to truly notice). dear perm<br>you just have very active bowel movements - this is called borborygmi and is quite normal.<br>you can try to reduce the noise by eating regular small meals, avoiding gas forming foods and gassy cooldrinks, and drinking enough water.<br><br>dr bets No you are not. Need not worry and [vomiting](https://www.lybrate.com/topic/vomiting) was a result of exhaustion caused by travelling. You try to take control of yourself and dont get into [depression](https://www.lybrate.com/topic/depression). It needs detail questioning consult privately. hi werner<br>please excuse me if my translation isn&#39;t great. <br>it appears from what you have mentioned that it&#39;s likely you have patellofemoral syndrome. what that means is that your patella (or kneecap) is misaligned with the underlying femoral/thigh bone. where the patella should be moving over the femur smoothly in a groove, it is actually scraping over the femoral bone, causing pain. it is often caused by an imbalance of muscles; the outer muscles being stronger than the inner ones. <br>the main treatment for it is to strengthen the inner thigh muscles to be as strong as the outer ones. <br>there are surgical options if and only if strengthening exercises don&#39;t help. <br><br>good luck<br> try doing a compression test help! i am a female, in my mid 50's. my mri showed mild cervical and lumbar stenosis, with multi-level degenerative disc disease. there was also multi level mild foriminal encroachment, and disc buldging. the pcp sent me to a physical therapist for exercises for my lumbar spine. the pt found that i have thoracic joint dysfunction and sacroiliac joint dysfunction. she saw that i could not do squats, either. could someone tell me if it is normal for a woman my age to have so much wrong with her spine? should the pcp try to find out what is causing the thoracic and sacroiliac joint dysfunction, before any mnore physical therapy? (i have had stiffness and pain in my sacral spine since 2001, and it has gotten progressively worse. i also have leg muscle pain and heaviness when i stand or walk, that is also getting progressively worse.) could i have spinal stenosis in my thoracic region? (it feels like a band of tightness around my chest, and i can not turn over in bed.) could i have sacral nerve compression? im sorry ur going through this......i cant answer ur questions as still looking my own answers but i can tell u what has helped me, i think u should also try it.................a natural drug recommended to me by pain consultant.......glucosamine sulphate.....also take cod liver oil capsuals..........although it is not a cure i felt alot more ease of general pain, bones/joints and muscles. please try them ! hopefully someone here will be able to answer ur questions ! i wish u well ! :) dear blossom<br>you may have a bit of inflammation in the hip joints called bursitis. anti inflammatory medication like voltaren and physiotherapy may help. cut down on the exercise - unfortunately the joints need a bit of rest.<br>dr bets<br> Hello Dede, Thank you for the question.



Has your father seen a doctor after this accident? If your father has an accident and falls / hits him, this impact can have an impact on the affected body. The impact also depends on the strength of the impact experienced. This impact can affect bones, muscles, tendons (connective tissue that connects muscles to bones), ligaments (connective tissue that connects two bones), blood vessels, nerves, and skin. Symptoms that can result from this impact are injuries, bruises, pain in the area, swelling, or difficulty moving the limbs. If until now your father's left leg cannot be used for walking, you should suggest that your father immediately see a doctor. The doctor will examine your father and will usually suggest further tests such as x-rays. X-rays can tell if the complaint your father is experiencing is caused by a hip or thigh fracture; because if you experience a fracture, then treatment by an orthopedic specialist needs to be done.



If no fractures are found, the doctor will usually suggest consulting a medical rehabilitation specialist to arrange a physical therapy program that your father can do to regain strength so that it can return to normal function.



Hope this information is useful.



Dr. Aloisia probably a pulled muscle- go to the trainer. possibly a cracked scapula-ask the trainer then go to the doctor. eat a well balanced diet. eating more, smaller meals instead of 3 big meals can help. exercise more-depending on what you have or if you go to a gym. you could always run on a treadmill, the eliptical machines are good. core secrets by gunnar peterson (he works with a lot of celebrities) is a good workout system