And most cats with this condition will take off running out of the blue as though something scared them or is chasing them. Kitties with hyperesthesia also have muscle spasms and twitches, and twitching of the tail. If your cat has the syndrome, he may show sensitivity when any point along his spine or back is touched. He may chase his tail, bite at himself, turn toward his tail and hiss, vocalize, run and jump.
Sitting allows you to relax almost all of the muscles of your body except for the ones that keep you from leaning over to the side and forward. Pressure on your lumbar discs is significantly high in this position. While in this position, the muscles that stabilize the lower back, hip and pelvic area lose their support.
What risks are associated with W Sitting? When children W sit for longer periods of time, they are at risk for the following issues: Hip dislocation: If a child has hip problems, sitting in the W position can put strain on the hips and joints and increase the likelihood of dislocation. Limited trunk/core strength: The wide sitting stance of the W position makes it easier to keep the body upright.