My legs will go numb when I stand upside down on the wall

The numbness in your legs when you stand upside down against the wall may be caused by blood circulation in the legs. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and generally will not affect your personal health. The symptoms can be improved by changing your body position.

During the process of leg stand, blood may reflux in the legs and may even be accompanied by muscle spasms. As time goes by, the patient's local blood flow will be poor, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the legs, thereby inducing numbness. When your legs are upside down on the wall, the rate at which the venous blood in your legs returns to the heart will gradually increase, and your legs will need more fresh blood to supply them, which may increase their own load.

Patients should actively participate in outdoor activities in their daily lives and do more aerobic exercises, such as jogging or aerobics, which can exercise their cardiopulmonary function, improve the lung's oxygen supply capacity, and improve the symptoms of leg paralysis. During acute attacks, hot compresses or massage can effectively speed up local blood circulation and relieve symptoms.

In daily life, you should also maintain an optimistic mental state, avoid being too nervous, avoid frequent bad leg movements that will affect your physical health, and pay close attention to your personal condition.