It affects the legs more than the upper part of your body.
Legs hurt after sitting on the floor.
Seems to be getting worse.
Leg pain can have many causes but your description of aching after prolonged standing or sitting suggests a possible buildup of fluid in the leg veins chronic venous disease venous insufficiency.
Sciatica refers to pain in the sciatic nerve which runs down the base of the spine into the back of your legs.
Change positions if your lower limbs feel painful or numb.
You can gently move your knees up and down like butterfly wings or you can hold the legs where they are and allow gravity to stretch your hips.
The most common injury caused by strenuous sitting is associated with an infection in the patella infrapatellar bursitis which is located on the front of the knee.
It is more difficult for the leg veins to accomplish this task as they have to fight against gravity to reach the heart.
Chronic venous disease occurs when the valves in your leg veins don t work properly to keep blood moving efficiently from your legs to your heart.
It can be caused by various conditions including a bone spur on the spine.
Sitting on the floor bend your knees and bring the soles of your feet to touch in front of you the outside of both legs will be facing the ground.
People may experience joint stiffness hip pain or pain in the legs after sitting.
Seiza or kneeling can place stress on your knees and ankle joints.
Today many complain of pain in the area after cleaning or gardening but also due to physical activities during work.
Also known as hamstring tendonitis this pain is caused by an inflammation at the origin point of the hamstrings.
Upper legs perhaps hips extremely sore and almost go out from under me when i try to stand up and walk after sitting in a chair sofa bed etc.
It goes away within a few minutes after you stand up.
The deep knee flexion can also irritate the cartilage in your knees.
Pain in the legs with sitting or sleeping caused by weak veins of the legs the veins of the legs transport the deoxygenated blood from the feet to the heart.
Simply try not to stand up suddenly and move slowly a few minutes after standing.
Shifting position can help a bit but eventually there is no comfortable position in which to sit she says.
The pain has often been describes as a sharp pain similar to a toothache.