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26 Jan 12 - 12:12 PM (#3296665) Subject: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu After being zapped (I think they paid by the zap) with electrodes on the left arm and both legs and stuck and zapped with a pin in the right leg more times than I enjoyed, the neurologist determined several things. Re the peroneal nerve damage in my right leg, the told me not to cross my legs. Such a simple thing, but I never heard of it. Take warning! Do NOT cross your legs! And don't use armrests... sit in the middle of the couch and stay out of the carpal tunnel. |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:20 PM (#3296667) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Little Hawk Hmm. Well, that's interesting. I have noticed that animals don't cross their legs. Does it interfere with the nervous system's signals or is it a problem for the muscles or what? What's the problem with using armrests? The treatment you received sounds sort of related to acupuncture, only the other way around (acupuncture needles allow a discharge of trapped electrical energy that has built up and been blocked in certain junctions in the body, kind of like releasing water that's been trapped behind an obstruction in a river...when the river flows properly the overall situation becomes healthy again...when it doesn't, the situation gets stagnant, and that results in illness, inflammation, etc.). |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:20 PM (#3296668) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Bert And don't put your billfold in your back pocket. |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:27 PM (#3296671) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Little Hawk Nor your right little toe in your left ear... (sorry! I got hit by a momentary wave of silliness and couldn't stop myself) |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:32 PM (#3296675) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Becca72 "I have noticed that animals don't cross their legs." Both my dad's yellow labs have crossed their "legs" while lying down. :-) As for arm rests, you shouldn't use them while typing because they don't allow you to keep your elbows and wrists at the proper angle and puts more pressure on your joints/carpal tunnel which opens you up for issues like carpal tunnel syndrome. Becca72 10 year Radiology transcriptionist. :-) |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:34 PM (#3296676) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: maeve Interesting. Was that the extent of the neurologist's advice, gnu? |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:37 PM (#3296679) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Paul Burke Sounds like you fell for a quack gnu. I hope it was cheap. |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:40 PM (#3296681) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: David C. Carter My cat crosses its front paws when he's in his usual lite stupour. Don't know what it means exactly,'cept,he crosses his front paws,and because he can! When he comes out of his coma I'll have a word. What about Chongo,does he cross anything? |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:46 PM (#3296685) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Bert a momentary wave of silliness!!! I don't think that momentary is an appropriate word To describe Little Hawk and Silliness. I think he has momentary waves of sanity;-) |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:46 PM (#3296687) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: GUEST,Skivee, guesting in I saw a very amusing photo from a friend that shows a Kangaroo lounging about with both front and back crossed. |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:47 PM (#3296689) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: David C. Carter Upon reflection,I'm not really sure I want to go there. |
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26 Jan 12 - 12:59 PM (#3296696) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: GUEST,Chongo Chimp I have crossed a large number of people. They all deserved it. I ain't sorry. - Chongo |
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26 Jan 12 - 01:19 PM (#3296709) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu M... "Was that the extent of the neurologist's advice, gnu?" A few other things, but all essentially the same... bending any joint past 90 degrees strecthes the nerves; also, pressure on any nerve, especially at a joint while the joint is bent over 90 (like resting your chin on your hand while your elbow is, say, resting on a table). And, during the history, I could not believe he had never heard : " I had a pinched Satanic nerve... hurt like devil." I made that up but I just figured he would have heard it before. I thought they were all quackups. I wonder if he ever saw, "Doctor in the House". |
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26 Jan 12 - 01:20 PM (#3296711) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: JohnInKansas And I've known a half dozen dogs that fequently crossed their legs for a specific rather rude purpose. So far as I know, none of them even went blind from doing it. John |
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26 Jan 12 - 01:32 PM (#3296719) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Bill D I found an image of an animal that I was looking for... dog feet... but when you Google "legs crossed" it takes about 10 pages of 'distracting' stuff to find it. |
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26 Jan 12 - 03:20 PM (#3296799) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Bill D... nope. Legs not crossed. It's okay to cross yer ankles. |
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26 Jan 12 - 03:25 PM (#3296801) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: maeve Thanks, g. |
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26 Jan 12 - 03:43 PM (#3296813) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Yer welcome. Ya know, a Permathread regarding health tips might be a good idea. Whaddya youse think about that? I mean, threads about particular problems are great, but... hmmm... maybe I screwed up in the title by not including "nerve damage"? Yo... mod... if ya got time? Sorry I messed up. Ya know what's odd? I REALLY wanna cross my legs. Almost did it many times since noon just inadvertently. Mum told me that she had heard all her life (85) that crossing yer legs is bad for circulation. I wish she had mentioned it to me. |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:17 PM (#3296820) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: alanabit i rather like the horse who crosses his legs and leans against a building while Lee Marvin is preparing for the gunfight scene in "Cat Ballou". When teaching students how to present themselves in front of an audience, I often have to tell students not to cross their legs - because it transmits an appearance of weakness and/or indifference. At the moment my legs are crossed... |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:23 PM (#3296823) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: artbrooks Huh. No bending any joint past 90 degrees? Better give up drinking - anything. Try it! |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:26 PM (#3296828) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Charley Noble When our blood pressure is being taken the medical folks always urge us not to cross our legs. How about if you are wearing a kilt? One of the most useful things I do to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome in my wrists is switch hands using the mouse. That makes a big difference if I am doing a lot of photo editing. I'm not equally good with either hand. Cheerily, Charley Noble |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:35 PM (#3296841) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Y'art! Ya never heard of a straw? |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:42 PM (#3296846) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: JennieG Last time I crossed my legs was in 1975.....I was pregnant and read somewhere that crossing one's legs was bad for circulation in pregnant women, so I stopped doing it......and now I find it incredibly difficult to do. So I don't. I cross my ankles, instead. And yes, Charlie, I use both hands on the mouse too. Not at the same time though..... Cheers JennieG |
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26 Jan 12 - 04:51 PM (#3296854) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Oooohhhh... I am so tempted. Sorry, Spaw but I haven't reached your level yet. Ahhh, your HIGH level of calibre of gross posts. >;-) |
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26 Jan 12 - 07:52 PM (#3296913) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Charley Noble gnu- I do believe Spaw's post was deleted. Was there a major typo? Charley Noble |
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26 Jan 12 - 09:19 PM (#3296946) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Don Firth I'm trying to imagine. . . . Don Firth P. S. If I cross my eyes, I tend to run into things. And I get dizzy after a bit. |
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26 Jan 12 - 09:22 PM (#3296947) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Sandra in Sydney Legs not crossed. It's okay to cross yer ankles. gnu, I was given the same advice by my physio some years back, but still cross my legs at times, even tho I have permanent pain in the back of knees knees & pressure on my knees hurts! sandra with ankles crossed for once |
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26 Jan 12 - 10:03 PM (#3296956) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Spaw's post was deleted? Oh my. I didn't get to see it. My post that I didn't post was probably far worse (hopefully, tho it's not a contest). Yes, I know that's hard to imagine. I am still tempted but I don't have Spaw Stature here and I know I would take severe shit talking about big mice. |
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26 Jan 12 - 10:53 PM (#3296968) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Jeri The post from Spaw that was deleted was an imaginary one... or it was a real invisible post from an imaginary Spaw. In any case, the usual Spaw hasn't hit this thread yet, but he'd probably say he needed both hands for his mouse. |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:02 PM (#3296973) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Holy moly! I just crossed my legs inadvertently and realized something. The peroneal palsy is not just in my right leg casused by crossing my legs... some of the problems in my left leg are caused by the same thing as well! Same nerve! Just a bit different application of force. Even tho it's right leg over left leg. After learning about this "odd" thing today, I have become more "aware" of the feelings in my legs and feet. I crossed my legs out of habit and immediately felt a change in the right leg AND the left foot. What a revelation! And, I will add, it's a relief to KNOW what is going on... I have been tryin to find out for over two years... Canuck Health Care... two years... don't cross yer legs. I am curious. How many of youse were taught by your elders never to cross yer legs? |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:07 PM (#3296975) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: katlaughing We girls were always taught it was not "lady-like" to cross our legs, the ankles, yes, but not the legs. Of course, when we grew up a bit and put on high heels, tight skirts, etc. we figured out it could be rather sexy, but I still don't remember crossing mine, much.:-) Oh, and I can verify...Jeri is absolutely right. I thought maybe it was a group hallucination, like ya'll ate some 'shrooms or something, but I canna see any evidence of Spaw scat anywhere.:-) Don't forget, besides needing two hands for HIS mouse, he'd need a tripod, too. katdaintytittering |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:26 PM (#3296983) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: gnu Oooohhh... I am soooo tempted. One of these days, I am gonna live up to my mentor's teachings and just post whatever I want no matter what. I someday will reach for that ring. Someday, some day I will also make a joke about Spaw's huge dick. Right now, I am still a little pissed off that he was in front of me in the dick dispensing line when he was born and made a deal for nearly all the foreskin they had. I mean, WHY do you need a dick THAT big? Oh, yeah, right, sorry. Ya big prick. |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:45 PM (#3296990) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: Big Al Whittle In the 1950's only homosexuals crossed their legs in public, were seen reading poetry, or wore a wrist watch, or a white roll neck sweater with suede shoes. Talc and deoderant were pretty suspect as well - I can remember the girl at our local corner shop wondering to my Mum if her boyfriend was a little bit of a fanny for wearing aftershave. In England that's how it was. harsh but fair. |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:53 PM (#3296995) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs From: GUEST,Chongo Chimp That chump Spaw has his dick confused with his big ego. I knew a gorilla like that once. He ended up lying in a Chicago alley with about 100 bullet holes in him. After that it didn't matter how big his dick was any more, but all that lead made him so heavy that they hadda get a dozen other gorillas just to carry his damn coffin. Now lemme getcha straight here, gnu. Are you sayin' that if a gal is sittin' on her barstool and she hoists her right leg up and lifts it fetchingly over her left knee and rests her right leg daintily on top of her left leg that it is bad for her??? (or left leg over right, whichever?) Cos it is constrictin' the nerves and blood flow? Is that what you mean by crossin' the legs? If so, I am gonna hafta tell at least 800 women that I know about this, and I don't want to get it wrong, okay? I am real concerned that women should not hurt their health. This world needs all the healthy women it can get as far as I'm concerned. - Chongo |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:53 PM (#3296996) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: EBarnacle Too late! |
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26 Jan 12 - 11:55 PM (#3296997) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: katlaughing gnu, he started bragging about it clear back in '99: Subject: RE: CIGARS ALL AROUND...POSSUM ARRIVES From: catspaw49 - PM Date: 28 May 99 - 11:08 PM ...Biggest problem is that I can't pick up over 5 pounds and this is causing problems with urination. catspaw |
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27 Jan 12 - 01:14 AM (#3297010) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,Chongo Chimp I'm guessin' that was about the time it started lettin' him down. ;-D Ook! Ook! - Chongo |
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27 Jan 12 - 03:18 AM (#3297037) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,Ian Mather sans cookie Notwithstanding the excellent advice (although I m led to believe it is from a cardiovascular aspect for many people) it does lead to an interesting question for another thread, all this advice from specialists; At what stage does the profession move from fighting issues to finding things for the worried well to carry on seeing them? I have been tasked in the past in comparing USA and UK health systems (from a corporate and funding rather than medical view) and the beginning of this thread rang a few bells, where individual advice can inadvertently become general. As to crossing legs.. Both healthcare systems have to deal with teenage pregnancy. You might be onto something..... |
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27 Jan 12 - 03:27 AM (#3297041) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity ..and you might get REAL damage if you wear TIGHT jeans!! GfS |
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27 Jan 12 - 03:39 AM (#3297045) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Nigel Parsons Oh, and I can verify...Jeri is absolutely right. I thought maybe it was a group hallucination, like ya'll ate some 'shrooms or something, but I canna see any evidence of Spaw scat anywhere.:-) Don't forget, besides needing two hands for HIS mouse, he'd need a tripod, too. katdaintytittering One comes to expect Spaw to exaggerate/underestimate his manhood. But who ever expected Kat to admit to "dainty tits". For the smaller versions I prefer the terms 'pert' or 'perky' or even (for those fans of old UK tv), 'pinky & perky' Cheers Nigel |
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27 Jan 12 - 03:54 AM (#3297048) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,999 '"dainty tits"' There's a million dollar marketing possibility in that. Animal crackers made in the shape of birds, specifically the scores of tits around the world. The second generation could be chocolate or coconut covered Dainty Tits sold as cookies. The third generation could be Dainty Tit phones and hair combs combined like a Swiss Army Knife. "Dainty Tits: home away from home." |
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27 Jan 12 - 04:47 AM (#3297067) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Well that's spoiled this thread for me. Some pedant has changed the thread title. Thus spoiling all imaginings. |
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27 Jan 12 - 04:58 AM (#3297074) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: maeve From: gnu - PM Date: 26 Jan 12 - 03:43 PM "... hmmm... maybe I screwed up in the title by not including "nerve damage"? Yo... mod... if ya got time? Sorry I messed up." ******************* Imagine there's no title change request... It's easy if you try...♪♪♪ |
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27 Jan 12 - 06:19 AM (#3297094) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie It's like nudity as opposed to artful drapery. |
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27 Jan 12 - 08:04 AM (#3297131) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Nigel Parsons Like the old joke about the young lad who takes his broken spectacles to be mended: "How did you break them?" "Kissing my girlfriend." "How do you break your glasses kissing your girlfriend?" "She crossed her legs!" |
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27 Jan 12 - 10:39 AM (#3297230) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,999 'Don't cross your legs' by nerve damage. I looked for it on YouTube to no avail. I found other of their materiel (listen to 'em and you'll know why I call it that) however. |
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27 Jan 12 - 11:31 AM (#3297256) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,leeneia Thanks for the good advice. I've been putting pressure on my elbow joint in exactly the way I should not, and now I'm going to work on not doing that. |
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27 Jan 12 - 12:38 PM (#3297294) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu Son of a gun! I was doing just that when I read your post, leeneia. Wow... talk about legs cramps in the middle of the night! The doc took over from the nurses when it was needle poking time on the right leg. Where he did most of it and the deepest three different depths, subsequently more painful) of it took me twenty minutes to limp it off. Owwww. And, no, pain usually doesn't bother me... well, it never did in the past. Say, there's another interesting question.... does one's tolerance for pain lessen with age? If so, could it be that, when young, you simply think it will only be for a while and I'll recover soon? BTW... sorry for the actual thread topic, John. I know you don't care for threads of a medical nature. I am NOT saying you are sqeamish because anyone who eats haggis has got true grit. Especially if there are any kidney stones in it. Ecccchhhhh! |
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27 Jan 12 - 02:42 PM (#3297387) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Deckman Back in high school I knew a girl that NEVER crossed her legs. Last I heard, she had 19 children! bad bad bob |
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27 Jan 12 - 04:15 PM (#3297443) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: katlaughing Ann Landers told girls to keep a piece of paper between their knees. I'm not sure she had the full knowledge of how adaptive young hormones can be. |
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27 Jan 12 - 05:44 PM (#3297486) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie As I said, and it disappeared. I would never have opened this thread under it's present (new) title g. There are many threads I never open because the title is indicative of the content being of no interest to me. On the other hand, there was a thread upstairs about a demon lover in New England, or was it Maine? Anyway, I opened that thinking it was about Kendall, only to be disappointed! |
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27 Jan 12 - 06:02 PM (#3297499) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: katlaughing gnu asked, I accommodated, John. kat-mod gun, btw, my Rog, after hearing of this thread, said thanks. Now he knows why his whatchamacallit goes numb! That makes me really happy!!**BG** kat |
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27 Jan 12 - 06:17 PM (#3297511) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie So why does it go numb when they're not crossed? |
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27 Jan 12 - 07:18 PM (#3297548) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: katlaughing Well...doesn't happen in this household.:-) |
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27 Jan 12 - 08:49 PM (#3297591) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Q (Frank Staplin) Is this bad news for the gals on CNN? Their anchors ( the gals don't look like one) cross their legs and the skirt is a little above the knees. One can watch their legs when the stories are dull. Are good legs a requirement for gals doing tabloid 'journalism' on television? |
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28 Jan 12 - 12:53 AM (#3297657) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,Chongo Chimp The answer to that is a definite "Yes!". - Chongo |
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28 Jan 12 - 02:49 PM (#3297999) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,josepp Methinks most of the people on this thread are too old to be able to do much of anything with their bodies that doesn't cause them serious pain. Beyond that, this thread is completely stupid. |
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28 Jan 12 - 02:54 PM (#3298000) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST,999 "Beyond that, this thread is completely stupid." What's your point? |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:01 PM (#3298014) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie I see this thread has been 'edited' |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:02 PM (#3298015) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Sorry, old age has misled me again ;-) |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:06 PM (#3298016) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu I think he made his point quite aptly as he often does. The nerves that controls his larynx and his asshole are crossed. At least it's thread related. Now, as to how such severe damage can occur and reoccur, I dunno if the medical community has an answer. >;-) |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:10 PM (#3298017) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Megan L You want to try nerve damage let your foot slip of the plate when leg pressing and getting it trapped beteen the plate (Hauling 40kg) and the bench. :) still at least the leg didnt break |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:13 PM (#3298019) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu Yer liftin wieghts M? Good for you! |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:14 PM (#3298020) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu And weights too? >;-) |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:14 PM (#3298021) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Megan L well I wont be for a while till doc oks it but hey granny has to be able tae catch aw those fowk shes gonny skelp :) |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:38 PM (#3298043) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Yer aw mooth wumman. |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:40 PM (#3298046) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Megan L Listen son ah kin still tak ye on wie wan hun tied ahint ma back As long as its your haun :) |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:44 PM (#3298052) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Aye weel, ye've aye lived in this peedie wurld o' yer ain lassie. |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:46 PM (#3298053) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Megan L Gnu would you please remind me why I am fiends wie thon scunner |
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28 Jan 12 - 03:51 PM (#3298057) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie He's disnae speak furrin |
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28 Jan 12 - 04:49 PM (#3298093) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu I've learned enough to understand. Megan... on accounta he's a good sort on a good day in a good wind... downwind on accouta he eats haggis. |
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28 Jan 12 - 05:34 PM (#3298116) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: katlaughing And, he'll always keep your lums reeking?:-) |
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28 Jan 12 - 07:19 PM (#3298159) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: Little Hawk Ahh...have a wee drappie and settle doon! |
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30 Jan 12 - 02:42 PM (#3299217) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu My right tibialis anterior (the muscle on the shin), which had very much withered to the point of looking non-existant and having zero strength is slightly visible and has about 10% of it's strength back. In 4 days! |
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30 Jan 12 - 03:33 PM (#3299242) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Now what happens iy you uncross your eyes g? |
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30 Jan 12 - 03:45 PM (#3299248) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu I doubt if that will help my brain work any better, G... some things, ya just can't fix after they deteriorate too much. |
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03 Feb 12 - 05:18 PM (#3301699) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu To get away from some of the pain and get some more sleep, I slept in the late hours (4 to 6AM) on my right side with my left knee against my right leg just below my right knee for the past several nights. SOB! Shooting pain spasms right where the doc stuck a needle in my leg. Apparently, if you sleep on your side, you're supposed to put a pillow between your legs. This will also help prevent the recurrence of the Satanic nerve pain (hurts like the devil) I have been experiencing over the last two days. Anything else that's simple and possibly common knowledge that I should know about? |
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03 Feb 12 - 06:05 PM (#3301724) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: John MacKenzie Well here's a suggestion. Take 2 aspirin and a warm milky drink before you go to bed, and let me know how much better you feel in the morning. |
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04 Feb 12 - 12:11 AM (#3301861) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: JennieG I'm always a wee bit dubious about the pillow between the knees idea....that's fine if you stay in the one position all night, but who does? Don't we all move around in our sleep? It might start off between the knees then probably ends up around the feet. Cheers JennieG |
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04 Feb 12 - 02:19 PM (#3302176) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu JennieG... better than having your spine out of whack. The pillow keeps your spine more straight. Recommended by docs and physioterrorists. |
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09 Feb 12 - 03:35 PM (#3305037) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: gnu Two weeks and the strength I have regained is impressive. I am talkin near 50%! Even tho the muscle is still very flat at about 20% of ths size it should be. The foot fall (foot drop) is abating well at nearly 50%. |
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10 Feb 12 - 07:13 AM (#3305275) Subject: RE: BS: Don't cross your legs - nerve damage From: GUEST Crossing the legs is bad for circulation I was warned about that when I had my son. But then as soon as the nurse left the room I would cross them again (rebel me). I can't say that it has done anything in particular and didn't even get varicose veins. |
