Heavy arms and legs
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Heavy arms and legs
Hello all,
I have previously posted and I am a bit over five months sober, I am still having acid reflux symptoms am getting a endoscopy soon. I am also having heavy arms and legs, like when a walk up the stairs my legs feel heavy and when I hang the washing out my arms feel heavy, I am wondering if anyone else has experienced this in recovery?
I have previously posted and I am a bit over five months sober, I am still having acid reflux symptoms am getting a endoscopy soon. I am also having heavy arms and legs, like when a walk up the stairs my legs feel heavy and when I hang the washing out my arms feel heavy, I am wondering if anyone else has experienced this in recovery?
I did have a little bit, but for me it was mainly down to being really unfit and actually feeling my body properly for the first time. When I drank I pretty much did nothing, was very lazy and drank sat down off the sofa. The only exercise I got was if the wine I wanted from the shop was on the top shelf lol. Once I got sober I started doing more, moving more and that’s when I realised I had a lot of fat and no muscle so I felt heavy all the time. I am much fitter now and all that has gone. x
Marty,
See your dr.
In my experience...
It has taken this long long long to feel this good. 5 months is a long time, but it is not a long long long time.
I am nearly 4 years without an intoxicated moment...I am still getting better by the moment.
I used to get light headed all the time from moderate to high level exercise.
Now, I can do moderate to heavy exercise and I only get light headed sometimes.
I am pretty sure I had/have a laundry list of booze related issues that needed....and still need.....loads of clean time to heal.
I believe exercise helped me get this well more quickly. I work out as hard as I can stand of often as i can tolerate.
Exercise and sr are my new drugs.
Thanks.
See your dr.
In my experience...
It has taken this long long long to feel this good. 5 months is a long time, but it is not a long long long time.
I am nearly 4 years without an intoxicated moment...I am still getting better by the moment.
I used to get light headed all the time from moderate to high level exercise.
Now, I can do moderate to heavy exercise and I only get light headed sometimes.
I am pretty sure I had/have a laundry list of booze related issues that needed....and still need.....loads of clean time to heal.
I believe exercise helped me get this well more quickly. I work out as hard as I can stand of often as i can tolerate.
Exercise and sr are my new drugs.
Thanks.
I felt a lot of fatigue for a long time.
All the adjustments and repairs your mind and body are doing may cause the fatigue you may be feeling in your arms and legs.
Doctors or physiotherapist is probably the way to go.
But I do remember being sluggish for a long time with the odd day here and there where I felt tip top.
All the adjustments and repairs your mind and body are doing may cause the fatigue you may be feeling in your arms and legs.
Doctors or physiotherapist is probably the way to go.
But I do remember being sluggish for a long time with the odd day here and there where I felt tip top.
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Thank you all for the reassuring responses DarklingSong I have had a fbc and liver function blood tests, I take it vitamin deficiencies wouldn't be included in either of those, I will make an appointment to see my doc thank you
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