Asking more questions......
What is folks experience with drop foot? This has come on for me over the course of the last week and is, what I would consider, really beginning to make walking difficult and also uncomfortable in the shin. It's happening in only one foot. I have an emergency appointment with my neuro on Monday.
I did pinch a nerve in my back three weeks ago so I am hoping that has caused this and it will go away. I'm not sure though...
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Re: Drop Foot
by eric593 » Thu Apr 05, 2012 6:34 pm
An AFO can help or a FES. Ampyra could help too. Lots of options to try if it continues. But drop foot is a serious enough exacerbation to call for steroids as well.
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