why do i feel warm gushing liquid go down my leg?
447843
Could just be vaginal discharge (whitish and watery), could be urine, could be sweat. Look at and smell the fluid. If you are unsure, ask your family doctor to help you identify the problem. Good luck!
456041
Your body is trying to get rid of excess heat.  It dilates the capilaries in your skin to allow an increased blood flow so that the blood cools faster.\n\nYou probably don't sweat enough, or it's very humid when this happens.
887835
sweat and discharge can make this happen it happens to my sis too its because her legs are irritated from the liquids and her legs rubbing together it really really itches but put some cream on it she will feel better it is like basicly a baby rash
441458
I heard my friend's mum describe it:\nYou suddenly get hot, then your skin becomes prickly (pins and needles?), sometimes breaking out in goose-bumps, then you sweat which makes your skin cool down and your body is fighting between being hot and cold... and so you feel horrible because of these body temperature changes. \n\nShe said it's due to a certain hormone that controls body temperature.
982752
SOunds like a bit of a circulation problem to me, perhaps a restless leg syndrome
771429
The 2 are about the same.  I'm sure you're releasing at least SOME urine.  My gf does the same.  Sometimes its a constant stream with no end other times its one big gush but hers has some urine in it.  So when you feel like you're needing to pee just dont hold back, push it out & I'm sure you'll be gushing again!
736480
It is a good question and 100% normal. \n\nIt's called Cold-induced diuresis.  As your body cools your blood vessels constrict, this is called vasoconstriction. Vasoconstriction creates greater volume pressure in the blood stream. The kidneys pull off excess fluid to reduce the pressure. A full bladder results in body heat being used to keep urine warm rather than vital organs. Once the person has urinated, it precious body heat will be used to maintain the temperature of vital organs. So in the end urinating will help conserve heat.
903962
sounds to me like exercise induced compartment syndrome.  the thick tissue surrounding your muscles (fascia) is too tight. as you exercise or walk the muscles engorge with blood but are then squashed by the tight fascia. Leads to a cramp like pains in your calves. due to the history it is unlikely to be a blood clot or anything.  you need to go and see a sports specialist dr. they can do a test where they put needles into the compartments to measure the pressure in there as you walk on a treadmill.  they can then do a small operation to split the fascia to relieve some of the pressure
882954
You probably need to have this checked by a doctor.  \n\nDo you have varicose veins?  They are one of the more common causes of the feeling of heaviness in the legs.  \n\nThis site discusses various veins.
998977
There are lots of reasons people get swelling in their feet, most commonly because of heart conditions that lead to a weak heart that is not able to pump blood out of your legs, so you end up with pooling blood in your viens (venous stasis). But that does not happen quickly. If this is something that happened with in a short period of time, I would guess that it is an allergic reaction to something. Being that it is in both feet, it's obviously not a bite on one foot. Could be something you ate or walked in. I would elevate your feet for a while and see if the swelling goes down. If not, then talk to your doctor. If it gets worse, or you see any visual changes in your legs like streaking or redness, go to an urgent care.
186478
Since you've been fine up until now and the situation has persisted for a week you really should see a doctor about this.  The tingling makes me think something's causing circulation problems in your legs. On the plus side, your symptoms do *not* match having a blood clot in your leg.
504632
yes it is normal... I try to massage my leg when the crap first happens and flex my leg back and forth. The reason is you are dehydrated or lacking potassium. Drink plenty of water and eat some bananas.. This happens to  me usually in the spring and summer. It only hurts the next day when I jerk my leg quickly to deal with th e cramp, when I am sleeping it wakes me up... \n\nEat some bananas, drink some water and award me with the points in the morning.. Promise it Will be better!
613862
Well of course it is difficult for us to give you a medical opinion over the Internet, so you should always consult your physician for these kind of questions.\n\nI wonder if you have Reynaud's disorder, which is a circulatory problem that causes areas that are distal to the heart (hands, feet, tip of nose) to have lowered circulation and feel cold and turn purple/red. It happens especially when you are cold or the weather is cold.\n\nRead more about it in the links below.
113703
Hi.  You may have something known as raynaud's phenomena.  I have this and I can never stay warm either.
1182126
Interesting question.  It has to do with the bladder rapidly shrinking in size.  This sends out all kinds of nerve impulses which can make you shiver, feel dizzy and even pass out.  If you want to read about something pretty wild, yahoo search "micturition  syncope"  good luck and be careful!
332074
try wrapping your legs in a warm blanket if its cold, and if its warm try spraying ice water on them and then wrap them in a cool blanket. I don't know why it helps but it does.
109194
May be you have become weak and your leg is vibrating sometimes because of weakness. Check out your doc if you think that is the case.