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Why the Legs Feel It First
When lower-body circulation starts to stall, the body pays the bill in the ankles and calves. Fluid settles, the skin feels tight, and by late afternoon your shoes can feel one size too honest.
It’s like a city sewer after a storm. The pipes are still there, but the flow is bad, the pressure rises, and everything downstream starts to swell.
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