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Old 11-06-2015, 01:21 AM #1
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Default Gait change since head injury

Has anyone else's gait been vastly altered since pre-injury? I now walk as if I have a pretty bad limp, but I am not sure why. I think it is because my balance is poor and I am always catching myself. I cannot even walk in a straight line.

I am a little concerned because the limp motion results in a gait with a fairly hard impact and quite a bit of head movement, which I think might be making my symptoms worse. Do you guys think that this could be the case? Also is this a common problem with people who have dizziness issues?
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