Thanks for your video. Due to frequent tripping, Fatigue, SOB and neuropathy. my Doctor ordered a Rollater. Upon my PT evaluation my gait was described as having “Increased trunk flexion with decreased trailing of bilateral lower limbs”. My physiatrist ordered an Knee height AFO” for stablelization. He actually believes that I need a brace from the hip down but does not think I would have the stamina to use the brace. Have used braces most of my life due to CP. Is the development of this gait a combination of factors or is it a result of the diabetic neuropathy? The main goal is to reserve mobility and ability to walk. Unfortunately the between the challenges of balance issues from Menieres, and pain, tingling and numbness from The Neuropathy, the ability to walk is becoming more challenging as time is passing. It seems as if things have escalated in the past 2 years.
Thanks so much for this helpful video! You've explained the concepts in ways I can understand as a non-medical professional.
Thanks for your video. Due to frequent tripping, Fatigue, SOB and neuropathy. my Doctor ordered a Rollater. Upon my PT evaluation my gait was described as having “Increased trunk flexion with decreased trailing of bilateral lower limbs”. My physiatrist ordered an Knee height AFO” for stablelization. He actually believes that I need a brace from the hip down but does not think I would have the stamina to use the brace. Have used braces most of my life due to CP. Is the development of this gait a combination of factors or is it a result of the diabetic neuropathy? The main goal is to reserve mobility and ability to walk. Unfortunately the between the challenges of balance issues from Menieres, and pain, tingling and numbness from
The Neuropathy, the ability to walk is becoming more challenging as time is passing. It seems as if things have escalated in the past 2 years.
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