Itâs important to periodically check your transmission fluid and add more fluid as needed to keep your transmission in good shape and preserve it for as long as possible. However if your vehicle starts requiring a significant amount of transmission fluid, this may be a sign your automatic transmission is going out.
A Stitch. The abdominal pain you feel while walking or exercising may simply be a stitch. Youâll feel this cramping pain on one side of your abdomen, most likely when you are running or walking quickly. The erect position of standing or walking is almost always a factor when you get a stitch in your side. The stitch may be caused by strain on the abdominal ligaments that are attached to your diaphragm.
The trouble is that walking isn't so easy for everyone. Indeed, it's agony for many. And forget the brisk pace of three to four miles per hour advised for health and fitness. With age â and occasionally without it â a number of conditions can result in leg pain that makes walking difficult. Some are very familiar, such as arthritis that makes knees and hips creaky; others, such as peripheral artery disease, aren't. This article looks at four nonarthritic conditions that cause leg pain and may affect walking, and some ways to treat and manage them â no need to limp and bear it! We're discussing these conditions separately, but people may have two or more of them at the same time, which complicates diagnosis and treatment.