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I woke up this morning and sat up and the back of my leg started thudding really hard and the muscle was pulling really tight.
Now i can walk, or even stand up, my leg wont go straight. My mum even heard me screaming "outch" at like 6.00AM.
Um anyone know what it is, i kinda like to walk. It's a huge job just going to the toilet, takes about 5 minuets because i have to craw there on my hands and knees.
So if you have had it, please tell me how to make it stop, it is still pulling and im in serious pain.
Thanks.
Now i can walk, or even stand up, my leg wont go straight. My mum even heard me screaming "outch" at like 6.00AM.
Um anyone know what it is, i kinda like to walk. It's a huge job just going to the toilet, takes about 5 minuets because i have to craw there on my hands and knees.
So if you have had it, please tell me how to make it stop, it is still pulling and im in serious pain.
Thanks.
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Bora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> I believe the common practise is 3 or 4 incredibly painful injections
> directly into your spine.
>
> that last bit may not be true
Ick. It is true if you have bad back. But it's true.
> I believe the common practise is 3 or 4 incredibly painful injections
> directly into your spine.
>
> that last bit may not be true
Ick. It is true if you have bad back. But it's true.
go to a physio/sports injury specialist. he'll straighten you right out.
I believe the common practise is 3 or 4 incredibly painful injections directly into your spine.
that last bit may not be true
I believe the common practise is 3 or 4 incredibly painful injections directly into your spine.
that last bit may not be true
Well, I got cramp in my jaw the other day.
I must have been chewing on big things too much...
Damn hurt.
I must have been chewing on big things too much...
Damn hurt.
Damnit! Sunnofabitch!
Its all better now.
I am no longer crippled.
Yey, was even well enough to go swimming.
I am no longer crippled.
Yey, was even well enough to go swimming.
El ® ö B ì Ñ . wrote:
> The mega dance is not there any more mate.
> heh.
Really? Damn!
*shakes fist at the sky*
> The mega dance is not there any more mate.
> heh.
Really? Damn!
*shakes fist at the sky*
*benevolant teacher mode*
It's down to poor circulation of your blood. Which in turn is due to a lack of exercise and sitting in one position for too long. It can also lead (in the most extreme cases) to DVT, which can be fatal. Everyone suffers from "pins and needles" (to use laymens terms) at some point in their lives. The easiest way to remedy such a common affliction is to move around (perchance looking slightly foolish) and rub the affected limb until feeling returns.
It's down to poor circulation of your blood. Which in turn is due to a lack of exercise and sitting in one position for too long. It can also lead (in the most extreme cases) to DVT, which can be fatal. Everyone suffers from "pins and needles" (to use laymens terms) at some point in their lives. The easiest way to remedy such a common affliction is to move around (perchance looking slightly foolish) and rub the affected limb until feeling returns.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> I get that all the time, El Robin. Sometimes it wakes me up and I
> can't do anything save for wimpering and dragging myself along the
> floor, trying to kick my leg awake again.
:D you must look mentally deranged
> I get muscle shudders all the time too, sometimes I can't stop my leg
> from shaking. Nice.
everyone does that. most do it on purpose aswell, just bouncing it up and down quickly.
*slaps leg*
> I get that all the time, El Robin. Sometimes it wakes me up and I
> can't do anything save for wimpering and dragging myself along the
> floor, trying to kick my leg awake again.
:D you must look mentally deranged
> I get muscle shudders all the time too, sometimes I can't stop my leg
> from shaking. Nice.
everyone does that. most do it on purpose aswell, just bouncing it up and down quickly.
*slaps leg*
Used to heppen to m in assemblies all the time - I actually fell over a feqw times..
Ashley wrote:
> i was sitting with the missus on the grass a few weeks ago, and we
> were kind of comfortable and i started to get pins and needles in one
> of my legs. As we were comfortable i decided not to move and the pins
> and needles disappeared.........then i tried to stand up, i'd
> basically been sitting on my legand i must have cut the blood flow or
> something, i tried to stand up, and i couldn't actually feel where my
> foot was! i knew it would only last a few minutes but for a few
> moments i felt a little of what someone missing a limb must feel like,
> you really don't appreciate how strange it feels, I was hopping about
> quite a bit and looked like a bit of a ttwat but it makes you think.
Heh, I get this all the time , i think ive got poor circulation. But one time i woke up to find my hand was dead, im talking total and utter loss of feeling. The loss of feeling made me lose judgement of how much i was moving my arm and i ended up throwing my arm into my face. I had to grab it with my other hand until the feeling came back.
> i was sitting with the missus on the grass a few weeks ago, and we
> were kind of comfortable and i started to get pins and needles in one
> of my legs. As we were comfortable i decided not to move and the pins
> and needles disappeared.........then i tried to stand up, i'd
> basically been sitting on my legand i must have cut the blood flow or
> something, i tried to stand up, and i couldn't actually feel where my
> foot was! i knew it would only last a few minutes but for a few
> moments i felt a little of what someone missing a limb must feel like,
> you really don't appreciate how strange it feels, I was hopping about
> quite a bit and looked like a bit of a ttwat but it makes you think.
Heh, I get this all the time , i think ive got poor circulation. But one time i woke up to find my hand was dead, im talking total and utter loss of feeling. The loss of feeling made me lose judgement of how much i was moving my arm and i ended up throwing my arm into my face. I had to grab it with my other hand until the feeling came back.
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