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- Numbness and Tingling
One of the most common symptoms of poor blood circulation is numbness or tingling, especially in the fingers and toes.
- Cold Extremities
Constantly cold hands and feet are another indication.
- Swelling
Swelling, especially in the lower limbs like the legs.
- Fatigue and Lack of Energy
Inadequate blood circulation can make you feel unusually tired or sluggish, even after a good night’s sleep.
- Skin Discoloration
Changes in skin color, such as a bluish or purplish tint.
- Varicose Veins
Bulging veins.
- Slow Healing of Wounds
If minor cuts or injuries take longer than normal to heal.
- Cognitive Issues
Reduced blood flow to the brain can lead to difficulties in thinking.
- Digestive Problems
Frequent problems such as bloating or stomach discomfort.
- Cramping and Pain
Frequent leg cramps, especially after physical activity.