I think you are confused. Ataxia is a symptom and can be caused by many things, most commonly damage or impairment of the cerebellum i.e. cerebellar ataxia

You age? My leg 96cm my full lenght 173cm at 15 year old when i was 134cm at 12 year old

@@user-bq6ji2fs3p My legs measure 98 cm, i am also 15 year 9 moths, 176 cm. Actually legs make around 45% for total height, but in my case it's 55%.

nah not really

Kira kira cara pengobatannya bagaimana??

@@W_T_D Hi there, to answer your question I will qualify why I can! I have been studying leg length discrepancy (LLD) for 30-years and I am a PhD researcher in this area too. Firstly, you can measure LLD accurately on a couch. Much of the research says it is less accurate. The best method to measure LLD is X-ray and even that can yield 1-2mm differences between raters. In this video he is attempting to measure from the medial malleolus to the anterior inferior iliac spine (ASIS) with no markers. Even with pen marks he isn't measuring anything clinically useful. It's all 'smoke-and-mirrors'. The only useful way to measure leg length is from the centre of the femoral head to trochlear surface of the talus (and knee in between also if you want to take into account any varus valgus angles at the knee). Every human I have ever assessed has some degree of pelvic torsion (twist) which means that the right and left innominates are never symmetrical in orientation. When lying supine like this a posteriorly rotated innominate with measure longer than it actually is from the ASIS, and an anteriorly rotated innominate will measure shorter than it actually is from the ASIS. To further complicate they do the opposite in stance: a posteriorly rotated innominate in stance will lower the acetabulum (hip joint socket) by as much as 4mm and if there is hyer-adaptation present for e.g. on longer limb it can function shorter i.e. a longer limb can function shorter than the actual shorter limb. An anteriorly rotated innominate in stance will raise the acetabulum by as much as 4mm and if there is a larger enough anterior orientation of the innominate it can appear functionally longer. To further complicate further an anterior orientation of the innominate can lock up the sacroiliac joint (SIJ) on the ipsilateral (same side) which will apear as the longer limb - when i fact it could actually be the shorter limb. There is a really good way of assessing your LLD using board testing. See paper by Aspegren DD, Cox JM, Trier KK. Short leg correction: a clinical trial of radiographic vs. non-radiographic procedures. Hope this helps. In summary, you will only find LLD lying on a couch if the LLD is so large you can't miss it! However, the average LLD across the planet is 4-6mm and the fine details and adaptation for it will be missed with this assessment technique. Therefore avoid!

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​@@edeny6560it aint .

Im refering to the comment@@criscrosxxx

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thats really good you should do mma

Dont measure from the floor measure from the ankle and the start of your femur

I have 97cm from ankle But my posture a little bit bad That means i be like 190cm?in height

​@@lajosrab4734I getting 36inch but I'm only 174

Bro im almost the same 177cm and 106cm legs

Yes, everyone has a LLD

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