Im 8 months post injury t9 level.
Until now no signs of voluntary movements or sensitivity except the burning and tingling sensation in my legs so I guess I am a complete.
Spasms were frequent in the first two months then became less and less and now they give me no more trouble sleeping and moving.
I have to mention that I haven't been in any medical treatment with pills and very little home therapy with a PT, 1 hour a day.
Suddenly , this past 2 months that I have started pool therapy and supported standing to activate the core something new has showed up.
My legs have become very sensitive to touch and each time I try to stretch my legs they extend with toes pointing down and throw me back off balance.
My gluts and quadriceps are most of the time contracted and feel pretty normal. Just that I can't voluntary control them.
This makes it very hard for me to dress and transfer but if it has any benefits Im willing to take the suffer for the greater good.
Anyone has any information or the same situation ?
Until now no signs of voluntary movements or sensitivity except the burning and tingling sensation in my legs so I guess I am a complete.
Spasms were frequent in the first two months then became less and less and now they give me no more trouble sleeping and moving.
I have to mention that I haven't been in any medical treatment with pills and very little home therapy with a PT, 1 hour a day.
Suddenly , this past 2 months that I have started pool therapy and supported standing to activate the core something new has showed up.
My legs have become very sensitive to touch and each time I try to stretch my legs they extend with toes pointing down and throw me back off balance.
My gluts and quadriceps are most of the time contracted and feel pretty normal. Just that I can't voluntary control them.
This makes it very hard for me to dress and transfer but if it has any benefits Im willing to take the suffer for the greater good.
Anyone has any information or the same situation ?
Muscle contractions in a complete injury
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