sitting position

What are the Potential Discomforts?

While the sitting position is generally well-tolerated, some patients may experience discomfort, including:
Lower back pain due to prolonged positioning.
Feeling of vulnerability or embarrassment.
Discomfort in the legs due to stirrup pressure.
It is essential to communicate with the patient throughout the process to address any discomfort and make necessary adjustments.

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