Unstable Gait
Fusion Soundtrack for "The Real" MS
Very often, medicine is very territorial. You have this vast field subdivided into subspecialties as if the gods of medicine designate diseases that carry invisible labels reading “Cardiologists only” or “Only Dermatologists Should Visualize This Rash”.
Although many diseases do conform to one organ, if not one part of an organ, this concept of territoriality is oh so wrong for total medicine appreciation. And after all, that’s your goal out there: Total medicine appreciation.
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Expert & Community Posts
Multiple Sclerosis and Alcohol --Do they Mix?
By Merely Me , Health Expert...Multiple Sclerosis include feeling off balance, an unstable gait, vision difficulties, cognitive... Read more »
Pain and MS: Tertiary Pain
By Vicki , Health Expert...scrapes cause by an unstable balance or an awkward gait. Even trying to fight MS by using the... Read more »
The First 48 Hours: Preventing a Fall
By Lila de Tantillo , Health Expert...individuals are also more prone to diseases that can affect gait and balance, and often take... Read more »
What’s So Unstable About Unstable Angina?
By Dr. William Davis , Health Expert...coronary care unit, and you will hear the phrase "unstable angina" used a lot. "Mr. Smith was... Read more »
Movement Disorders and MS
By Dr. Gross , Health Expert...arms...More commonly, limb tremor with intention and ataxic gait manifested by poor coordination... Read more »
Health Guide
Parkinsons disease
...StiffnessDifficulty bending arms or legs Unstable, stooped, or slumped-over posture Loss of balance Gait (walking pattern) changes Shuffling walk Slow movements Difficulty... Read more »Multiple system atrophy
... Movement difficulties Loss of balance Gait (walking pattern) changes Shuffling Slow movements ... Read more »Secondary parkinsonism
... Movement difficulties: Loss of balance Gait (walking pattern) changes Shuffling Slow movements ... Read more »Parkinson's Disease: Complications
...impairment on daily life can be considerable. Some motor complications can be life-threatening.Disturbed gait and unstable posture are common and serious problems in elderly patients, since they... Read more »Parkinson's Disease: Levadopa (L-dopa)
...disease:It is most effective against rigidity and slownessIt produces less benefit for tremor, balance, and gaitIn many patients, levodopa significantly improves the quality of life for many... Read more »Related News
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