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Old 05-17-2015, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by zkrp01 View Post
The condition of foot drop will make you high step so as to raise your foot enough to walk. Can you flex your foot at the ankle so as to raise your toes? I don't understand much about it but I had foot drop after hyper-extending a knee one time.(All marble floors in Mexican hotels). You might do a search and see if it makes sense. An L-shaped appliance is worn to "scoop" up your toes as you walk. I don't think the balance issues come with it though.Good Luck, Ken in Texas. P.S. I had a time where if I stood up too quickly I would get dizzy and try to fall. Just one of the many things that pop up and then go away. Good Luck, Ken in Texas.
No, I don't have foot drop. No trouble flexing foot.
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