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Dropped Foot

Taxi_Lad
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Anybody suffered this before. It's where you damage the nerve that leads to the foot meaning it's too weak to lift your toes to allow you to walk normally i.e. Heel/toe
I've been suffering since Saturday and with gradual improvement each day. No pain, just a lack of feeling and control of my left foot
I've been suffering since Saturday and with gradual improvement each day. No pain, just a lack of feeling and control of my left foot
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It's medically known as the Simon church effect18
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Could you perhaps walk the other way?3
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I would get it checked out - possible nerve damage.0
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Happens to my knob a lot when I take my boxers off.0
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Do you drive an automatic?0
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I have got it due to nerve damage caused by a medical condition. I would get it checked out by your doctor.1
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Played in goal once when our keeper got injured after five minutes. Cup game, playing a team from two divisions above. Lost 5-1, and they must have had 30 shots on target and at least 50 off target. I took so many goal kicks I got a dropped foot - absolutely fucking lethal going up or down stairs particularly.0
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Me too,HardyAddick said:I have got it due to nerve damage caused by a medical condition. I would get it checked out by your doctor.
I don't want to be alarmist but drop foot could be indicative of some really nasty, insidious neurological problems. @Taxi_Lad get yourself checked, the sooner that some of the potential causes of this are diagnosed the more effective the treatment can be.
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Cheers lads. I'd be more concerned if it weren't improving by the day and the fact I spent 4 hrs on my hands & knees the night before tiling my kitchen floor1
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@Taxi_Lad ruled out of the Predictions League for 2-4 weeks :-)1
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Taxi Lad be concerned if your foot wants to go south of the river3