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Yes I've seen nutritionist. Walking is difficult and painful at times but I do what I can.
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Hi
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No, insurance won't pay for it.
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The doctor just says to do what you can. I have a tendency to self sabotage and give up.
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I was a runner when the leg problems started, even a stationary bike cause cramping and eventual numbness. Very limited on arm exercises that require 2 arms. I've seen ortho, vascular, and have had physical therapy several times. Thigh gets numb and eventually turns to pain in lower right abdomen, calf cramps. I had blot…
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The numbness eventually turns to pain. The cramping doesn't take long to start once my heart rate gets up and it'll stop ya. I have to rest for 15 minutes or so for the cramping, the numbness takes hours (not the pain part).
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Mine won't sync with the app. When I set it up it went to the mfp website.
