Standard CPR is performed with the person in supine position. Prone CPR or reverse CPR is CPR performed on a person lying on their chest, by turning the head to the side and compressing the back.
Non-spinal structural causes of weak legs may include sacroiliac joint pain syndromes and piriformis syndrome. Non-sciatica related sources of weakness in the legs may include diabetes, peripheral neuropathy and various circulatory and neurological conditions.
Weak legs can be a frightening feeling, and there are several health conditions that can cause your legs to become weak, such as low blood pressure. Anxiety, however, is often the cause of jelly legs, especially severe anxiety. Take our free 7 minute anxiety test to score your anxiety severity and learn more about how to control your anxiety. Start the anxiety test here. When your legs feel like jelly, standing can feel unusual. It may be accompanied by dizziness or balance issues that are either related to the weakness in your legs, or the direct result of anxiety causing other symptoms and conditions.