When sitting on the toilet for an extended period, pressure can build up on the nerves and blood vessels in your legs, particularly if you're sitting in a position that compresses them. This can lead to reduced blood flow and nerve signals, causing the sensation of "pins and needles" or temporary numbness, often referred to as your legs "going to sleep." Additionally, the sitting posture might not be ergonomically favorable, exacerbating the issue. To alleviate this, it's important to shift positions or take breaks to promote circulation.
when your legs are crossed that causes your blood circulation to block and that makes your legs to fall asleep. so no more crossing your legs.got it.
Legs on the other side of the toilet lid.
what is asynchronous jerking of legs and head at sleep onset
Your legs may hurt when you sleep because you are experiencing growing pains. You may also have restless leg syndrome which can cause sore legs.
Yes, it will actually dose standing on three legs. But for real REM sleep, they lay down in recumbancy or out on their sides.
It takes several hours when uneasiness of my legs normlize then go to sleep
Cows sleep lying with their front feet folded under and their back legs tucked under them, but so that either the left or right hip is resting on the ground (which ever side they prefer to lay on). They will either sleep with their head on the ground pointing towards their rear, or stretch out on their sides and sleep with their feet splayed out. Cows doze on their feet as they are chewing their cud, but they never sleep on their feet as their legs cannot lock like horses' do; plus their legs take a lot of weight, which makes it a very good excuse to lay down to rest for a while.
Your legs
Go to sleep retards...
They live in water. until they grow legs.
It has long legs
Running came from when a man needed to go to the toilet and discorved he had legs !