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Char1984coal

September 4th, 2007

I work at a retail store and I am on my feet for many hours a day. my legs start to "burn" or ache not long after I start to work and on my right thigh I get a lot of little "bruises". For the most part they go away after I get off my feet but they are still light on my thigh. dows anyone know what it might be.

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paulSM

replied December 7th, 2008

That is strange

This can't cure the underlining cause but there is a product called BruiseMD that can definitely help lessen the bruising that occurs for you. I take the tablets because I get injured a lot playing soccer and it works really well for me. I'd say my bruises heal twice as fast as they did before I found it. BruiseMD is also made of natural ingredients so it is non-toxic. I also take it prior to games and it seems to help reduce the number of bruises I get (no joke).

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ngapuhi

replied April 9th, 2009

i clik onto natural ingredients and a stupid car ad pops up what

fix it ineed to know more on the bruisemd product

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