Yes. Heat will cause an expansion of the veins in the legs causing an increasing in blood circulation throughout the legs.
You legs go numb, when your blood is either, not reaching your numbed part of the body, or your blood circulation has been cut of for at least 30 seconds.
its because of your blood circulation
Because blood circulation is one of the primary ways through which the body regulates its temperature. For example, in cold conditions, blood is withdrawn from the periphery (hands, feet, arms, legs) to warm and protect the internal organs. In hot conditions, blood is dispersed to the periphery to dissipate excess heat into the external environment. Poor circulation compromises this process, leading to greater health risks from both cold and hot environments.
Intermittent claudication is caused by poor circulation and is experienced in a person's muscle groups. It affects the peripheral arteries that convey oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the legs.
Because you probably crossed your legs or had something on top of it to cut off the blood circulation to your leg, so when you uncrossed them the blood flowed back and it just naturally tingles/burns like that.
You have a lack of blood circulation going to your legs
Place the patient on his or her back, with legs elevated, which will improve blood circulation.
Compression hose, or a compression stocking, are designed to help proper circulation of blood and lymph fluid in the legs. Compression hose can help to relieve leg fatigue and swelling (edema) in the legs.
blood rushes to your legs and you lose circulation of blood throughout the body
The pacemaker will regulate the heartbeat, and a regulated heartbeat will regulate the speed blood is moved throughout the body. Improved blood flow, especially in the legs, will improve general health across the board.
Poor blood circulation
It is often used for treating blood circulation problems, including pain when walking due to poor circulation in ones legs, skin changes, and when veins are ineffective in returning blood in the legs.
Causes are Poor Blood Circulation in your legs, Dehydration and Exercising in the heart. You should go to a doctor so that he can help you against that.
There is no blood flow in that area.
You legs go numb, when your blood is either, not reaching your numbed part of the body, or your blood circulation has been cut of for at least 30 seconds.
The venous circulation of the legs requires muscle contractions to assist with blood return. Walking helps provide this muscle contraction.
when your legs are crossed that causes your blood circulation to block and that makes your legs to fall asleep. so no more crossing your legs.got it.