If you use hard contact lenses, there is a little device tha can suction it off your eyeball.

I'll ask the very good massage therapist about that last one and let you know if she has any ideas. I'm getting good at ignoring her beliefs in things like auras, reincarnation, and connections to the universe because she does such a good job with the here and present.

(Reply) (Thread)

Alas, I have disposable clingwrap lenses that fall out when I don't want them to and cling to the eyeball when I want them to fall out.

Thank you- I'll be interested to hear what she has to say. I suppose there's no reason why the adductor magnus shouldn't cramp just like the calf and ankle muscles, but trying to lengthen it doesn't work in ending the cramp even though it works for the other kinds.

(Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

Yeah, I have no solution to the disposable cling wrap ones. Are you sitting properly on your couch like a Victorian lady, a dainty proper recline, or do you sit like me, a sprawling, sideways-lounging, boneless squid with debris all around? Might make a diff to the therapist.

(Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

I sit sideways with my knees up. But the agony comes when I'm turned around and going to get up, which I do with legs splayed. I always figured it as the perils of a low couch, and the people on the medical web forums may have low couches too. But I was struck by how many people saying it happens when getting up from a couch and never from a chair.

(Reply) (Parent) (Thread)