EternalEmber

595d

Does anyone else find that they really dislike having their legs straight when sitting or lying down? I always feel the need to have my knees bent and was wondering if it's a me thing, or an eds thing. Haha.

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    • ContraProduction

      590d

      Yes especially if you’re on your back bc it accentuates the anterior tilt of the pelvis which can be a lot on the lower back

    • Pfeiffer

      595d

      I do this! I always sit criss cross apple sauce, and my physical therapist said normally people find that very uncomfortable.

    • Aur4996

      595d

      Oh my goodness! Yes! I swear sitting with my legs “normally” is so much more uncomfortable! I’m laying in bed right now and my legs are crossed

    • EternalEmber

      595d

      It's like a compulsion for me to bend my knees... And then later I'm in pain from having my knees bent for so long!

    • DeafFlamingo

      594d

      Yes! My PCP said this is a sign of restless leg syndrome which is not uncommon with EDS

    • EternalEmber

      594d

      @deafflamingo interesting! I had no idea!

    • Opal

      593d

      Sameeee!! I was just thinking about this, gets annoying cause I just can’t get comfortable no matter what I do but usually end up with knees bent or crossed didn’t make a connection to Eds though but makes sense cause of the joint pain

    • ContraProduction

      590d

      Yes especially if you’re on your back bc it accentuates the anterior tilt of the pelvis which can be a lot on the lower back

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