This move had a decisive impact on the shaping of a national job safety and health program in 1967, as the Departments of Labor and HEW promoted their competing proposals. The Bureau of the Budget accepted the Department of Labor's recommendations.
After I walk for about a minute, my legs are so tired... Q. After I walk for about a minute, my legs are so tired it feels like I've walked for miles. My doctor says it's because of poor circulation in my legs and ordered a medication, pentoxifylline, that caused dizziness, so I'm afraid to take it.
What Causes Muscle Cramps? Many things can trigger a muscle cramp. They include: Poor blood circulation in your legs; Working calf muscles too hard while exercising; Not stretching enough; Being active in hot temperatures; Muscle fatigue; Dehydration; Magnesium and/or potassium deficiency; A problem such as a spinal cord injury or pinched nerve in your neck or back; Muscle cramps can also occur as a side effect of some drugs. Medications that can cause muscle cramps include: Furosemide , hydrochlorothiazide , and other diuretics (water pills) that remove fluid from the body