An Analysis of the Effectiveness of Leg-Dropping from the Bed before and after Sleep in Correcting Pelvic Displacement

Pelvic displacement moves the center of the body to the front, rear, or side, negatively affects the pel-vic role in the skeletal core, and causes health problems in the spine, muscles, and organs, as well as postural imbalance (1). The effects of pelvic imbalance on the musculo-skeletal system include distorted spinal curvature, tilted sacral base, and leg length discrepancy due to fascial disorder with non-uniform tension in the iliolumbar ligament. Ongoing displacement can reportedly cause rotoscoliosis of the lower lumbar spine, leading to conditions that affect the entire musculoskeletal system (2, 3).