Pain once I stopped working out

So I’ve pretty much consistently walked or done some sort of strength training 4 to 5 times a week for years now. I’ve been going through a lot of difficult shit and definitely have been too depressed to be as physically active as I’ve liked the past few weeks. I started getting this weird ache in my legs that just won’t go away. And they feel very very heavy. It finally freaking clicked that this is the pain people are talking about. I know exercise helps with circulation. I have definitely been too depressed to dry brush and massage gun my legs lately as well. And honestly this realization made me cry because I’ve been to multiple doctors that told me because I don’t experience pain, I can’t possibly have this disease. But clearly I do have pain. I was just able to manage it very well. Thankfully, the last doctor I saw who’s a vascular surgeon believes I have it and just wants to follow up with me in a few few months. Why don’t doctors acknowledge that if you work out that can improve circulation and most likely the pain? I just feel like I’m constantly dismissed and it’s so frustrating. anyways just wanted to see if anybody has experienced the same thing when it comes to working out and pain.

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u/kayvag — 11 hours ago
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LOT Polish Airlines vegan meals

Gotta give credit where credit is due- probably the best vegan meal I’ve had on a long haul flight with any airline so far

u/kayvag — 16 days ago

Best Dog Trainers for Reactivity?

Hi everyone!
I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations or heard any recommendations from dog trainers in the Oakland area that have been successful with helping their pups dog reactivity?

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u/kayvag — 1 month ago
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Best Oakland veterinary clinics with ER services?

Hi everyone,

My current vet office in Berkeley (Berkeley dog & cat) is discontinuing their 24hr ER so I was wondering if there’s any good ones with ER service in Oakland? Also willing to travel a bit. I have utilized the ER a handful of times in 3 years and would like my vet to have one just in case. Thank you!

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u/kayvag — 1 month ago