Help Combat your Leg Pain!
Leg pain doesn’t have to rule your life, help reduce your leg pain now!
This page contains the following information about leg pain and how to reduce the symptoms of leg pain:
- What is leg pain?
- What causes leg pain?
- Treatment of leg pain
- What results can you expect if you suffer from leg pain?
Leg pain is a generic term that basically describes all pain that is felt in your leg. You may feel this pain in various ways; for example it can be a sharp pain, it can be a dull or heavy pain, or it may also be a burning muscular ache. You may also find that the affected area may feel tender or sore for you to touch, and the pain may suddenly increase when you move. Long-term leg pain can severely affect your quality of life; you may no-longer perform normal activities such exercise; even simple activities such as walking your dog suddenly proves to be hard work. Therefore, you cannot afford to ignore the symptoms of leg pain; the sooner you begin to combat this pain, the sooner you can go back to resuming your normal quality of life.
What causes leg pain?
- Poor blood flow or circulation, could be caused by clogging of the arteries with cholesterol.
- Blood clot (deep vein thrombosis) from lack of mobility and long haul flights.
- Inflammation of the joints.
- Nerve damage has many possible causes, such as vitamin deficiencies.
- Trauma or injury to your leg, ranging from a bruise to a broken bone
- Infection in leg area, usually involving the bone, muscles, or skin.
Treatment of Leg Pain
- The most common form of treatment for leg pain is pain killers. This is an immediate form of pain relief, but it is a short-term solution, where the drug-effects wear-off after a few hours.
- Infections can be treated with Antibiotics, where the pain is likely to subside after completing the full course of Antibiotics.
- The Circulation Booster, on the other hand, may provide you with the perfect long-term, drug-free solution for helping to alleviate all forms of leg pain. Using the Circulation Booster on a daily basis, may gradually improve the flow of blood from your heart to your leg.
What results can you expect if you suffer from Leg Pain?
The Circulation Booster is a T.E.N.S medical device that uses gentle muscle stimulation which may help improve the blood flow in the lower legs and feet. Find out why over 500,000 customers love this drug-free device. Using T.E.N.S therapy, the use of muscle stimulation of the feet, the calf and targeted areas may help:
- Improve poor circulation and reduce pain and swelling. This may also lead to improved circulation within the feet and hands
- Alleviate tired and aching legs associated with poor circulation
- Improved muscle tone and strengthening
- Improve muscle strength and reduce wastage
- Help maintain and increase the range of motion, prevent or slow muscle disuse and re-educate muscles which have been affected by poor circulation
- Increase energy levels and reduce stress associated with poor circulation
- Improve wellbeing and mobility
Not just for your feet - target specific areas of pain and swelling
Do you have areas that are hard to treat such as knees, backache or shoulder pain? The Circulation Booster also includes four electrode pads. You may target points of pain such as sore knees, an aching back, or apply the pads to acupressure points. You can also use them to help strengthen specific muscle groups.
The Circulation Booster is so simple to use
- Turn the Circulation Booster and place both bare feet on the foot pads
- Set the intensity until your muscles start contracting
- Sit back and relax for 30 minutes. You can also repeat these steps using body pads and optional gloves attached to the accessories port.
We understand from our customers how painful and frustrating the symptoms of poor circulation can be. The Circulation Booster is a registered medical device and may help.
Ask your pharmacist about the Circulation Booster and find out how it may help you improve blood circulation. Click here to find a pharmacy or call 0800 484 325 now.
We hope this information was helpful. For further advice on your condition, please consult your doctor or health professional.
Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see you doctor. If you are not sure of the cause of your pain or swelling, we recommend you consult your GP.
