Why can t I lift my legs? What is the reason why I can t lift Erlang s legs?

There are two possibilities for not being able to stilt Erlang's legs, one is simply caused by the thighs being too thick. Another possibility is that the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus are too tight, or that there are adhesions in the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus tendons. The latter can be recovered by compound stretching.

In addition, if it is the effect of the injection, it may be that the nerve that controls the gluteus medius and gluteus minimus muscle was injured during the injection.

Whether it is a disease depends on whether it affects the various functions necessary for your normal life, such as sitting, standing, squatting, walking, running and jumping, if not, you can do some stretching and relief.

Erlang leg refers to sitting on the leg and stilting on one foot. When sitting on his legs, he is prone to bending over and hunching his back, resulting in uneven pressure distribution between the lumbar spine and the thoracic spine, which will inevitably compress the spinal nerves and cause lower back pain in the long run.

Generally, people with developed lower limbs don't like stilted legs, people with stilted legs generally lower limbs, especially the thighs are more moderate and lower, you see those who practice sports don't like stilted legs, which can only show that your thigh muscles are more developed.

Actually, it's because I'm fat. - =!

I used to be too, and I used to be unsteady even squatting.

It's ok now.

I haven't heard of it, probably because you're too fat, it doesn't matter if you can't warp it, don't you just warp it?

Male, height 168, weight 75kg. Other developments are also normal.

You should have a little full-bodied, strong muscles, or explosive thighs!

Thick legs! Male.

It's only 168, it's 75kg, and it's definitely not going to work.

**Bar. The standard for men is 180cm 70kg

Male, height 168, weight 75kg. Other developments are also normal, and they are generally okay.

Since you're not in the ordinary situation, then I don't know.

Obesity or problems with the pituitary gland counterbalance.

The legs are not a little thick, not very long!

If you don't have a nervous system or muscle weakness, you are either too fat, or the ligaments at the femoral head lack collagen and don't stretch long enough.

Bone problems, not developing a good habit of walking since childhood.