Re: Digest Number 2460

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In a message dated 11/29/03 11:33:34 AM, VulvarDisorders

writes:

<< http://www.uams.edu/icm/icm2/clinicalModules/GTAP.html

Inner thigh contact reduces spasmodic muscle reactions.

That article really emphasizes the value of touching the inner thigh at

various

times during the exam. The inner thigh apparently involves nerves which

affect

reactions in the body. >>

The muscle spasms I experience aren't unusual. I always thought it was more

to do with the stirrups just not being the right length/angle for me and it

seems it has more to do with the position. This position must put some type of

pressure/strain on the body. I wonder why the thigh touching has no effect

with me.

Debbie

Tiger

" And Staples Girls are so extraaaaaavagant...I just don't have that much

driiiiivvvvvvel... " - Alan, 2/12/03

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In a message dated 11/29/03 11:33:34 AM, VulvarDisorders

writes:

<< http://www.uams.edu/icm/icm2/clinicalModules/GTAP.html

Inner thigh contact reduces spasmodic muscle reactions.

That article really emphasizes the value of touching the inner thigh at

various

times during the exam. The inner thigh apparently involves nerves which

affect

reactions in the body. >>

The muscle spasms I experience aren't unusual. I always thought it was more

to do with the stirrups just not being the right length/angle for me and it

seems it has more to do with the position. This position must put some type of

pressure/strain on the body. I wonder why the thigh touching has no effect

with me.

Debbie

Tiger

" And Staples Girls are so extraaaaaavagant...I just don't have that much

driiiiivvvvvvel... " - Alan, 2/12/03