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pain in the ***

pain in the LEG :)

i'm a 3rd quarter nursing student - we have clinicals every other week for two days (4.5hrs each day). when i come home at night my legs ache so badly i cry. i've worked as a barista and in ltc, so i'm used to standing long hours. i work out 3-4 times a week lifting and doing cardio. what's the deal? i think my shoes are the most likely culprit, so i just bought insoles and that helped, but my legs still ache. i also wear support nylons....oh, and I'm 22. this problem is only likely to get worse.

any ideas? what do you do to prevent aches and pains? thanks :)

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thanks for all the advice guys! i have no insurance, so its not likely that i will see a doctor about ths problem. i looked at the crocs, though, and will likely purchase some before clinicals begin next fall (last clinical of my first year is OVER today!!!). i appreciate all the help!

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