I still struggle with getting dizzy occasionally after I get in the chair.
Even after being in the chair for hours, I will have problems. Static
hypotension is the technical term I think. I just recline or tilt or have
a caregiver pick up my legs. It's seriously annoying but I just deal with
it. I think the best way to keep from cramping up is to change positions
often. It's good for your skin too.
On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 7:46 PM wrote:
> Hey guys I have a question for you have ever you ever happen this type of
> problem I used to get up in the wheelchair very often when I used to get up
> I used to get dizzy for couple of seconds after that no problem I would
> alas eight hours or more but after couple years ago my leg started hurting
> for sample if feel like a cramp they get so stiff and I starts feeling bad
> I told the doctor about it but according to my doctor that is 10 that is in
> my mind part of it I do agree because I don't have any feeling I feel from
> my chest up they did some tests thank God everything once pretty good they
> never could find the problem immuno law while that I don't get up in the
> Wiltshire for the same reason I don't think nothing got to do with my age
> now I don't get up at all for the same reason that's why I was wondering if
> you guys ever had that type of problem thank you God bless you
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