Right Foot Drop in Ambulating Patient | NEJM

Right foot drop is apparent as the patient ambulates without supportive footwear.
See the NEJM article: www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMcps1210603

[@Aenarea]

i was in a freak accident falling four stories and i landed on my right foot now the nerves are permanently damaged and i have slightly no feeling in it. my toes are stuck curled and i can only move it to a certian extent. im not sure if this classifys as foot drop but its the only condition that is close to mine except you can sometimes heal foot drop. not mine though

[@urfavmatcha6551]

I'm having a foot drop for a year and I don't know i will being normal again or not it's up to God 🙃

[@elderscrollsbladesfan]

How crazy. I was in an accident and fell from two stories. I thought I had it bad. Hope you are doing ok. Anyway, I had most of the muscle pull away from my knee and injured the perineal nerve there. I had foot drop for about two years and eventually recovered with a lot of physical therapy. Still, occasionally get a numb feeling and some weakness. I have to be sure to always work out and specifically focus on my leg. But who doesn’t.

[@alexandertolmatskiy1]

It a very beautiful thing to see myself healthy again after using remedy from Dr Ake on KZbin, I finally got cured of my Footdrop with his herbs med and I can tell how great my health has turned out so far. Thank you 🙏 ❤️

[@a7med33]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@urfavmatcha6551Me too .. 8 Years 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@PRNOBTCH]

Yeah if it's on the right foot why would they be using cane on same side

[@darrylskylar8757]

🙏♥️🙏♥️

[@bobysingh5779]

Patient walk with dragging the foot along floor

[@jerryp6731]

I currently have foot drop on my left foot. Is there any treatment for this? Seems nerve is damaged

[@zamzamhussein925]

Iam like you but me its right foot thieves knived me and become nerve so how many month will i get recovery iam shocked i was like to play but now i can't😪

[@reginaldb.willikers6978]

@@zamzamhussein925 same as me with right foot, hit my knee on a table frame and it bruised the Peroneal nerve. Can’t lift foot or feel it all that well. Hope you are feeling better now and good luck healing ❤️‍🩹

[@philiprusberg7202]

Gå dog til lægen, Jerry!

[@jahnraisaldivar9809]

Same...

[@YTGaming-hb3fl]

Common peroneal nerve is damaged

[@truthteller3288]

I'm 32 years old and I woke up like this one morning on Feb 18.

[@truthteller3288]

And just like that my drop foot is gone. Thanks be to GOD.

[@fredde88888888]

@@truthteller3288 Did you do anything that helped it out, any exercise or stretching? I am 33 and just got this issue a week ago

[@truthteller3288]

@@fredde88888888 The issue was with my right foot. I did my very best on trying to lift my foot up and at times it was frustrating because it wouldn't do anything but be patient. Don't give up take anything over the counter medicine for inflammation and prayer my friend and trust what GOD has in plan for you.

[@jasminej9348]

Omg I’m currently going through this too‼️. I’m 33 years old and LITERALLY woke up like this in my right foot 🦶 3️⃣ days ago‼️ I’m s0oo praying 🙏🏾 that God Heals me‼️

[@johno1544]

​@@jasminej9348 same woke up one day with it. Took like 4 months to get back to normal. Hope you healed from it.

[@tn5346]

Is this one of the symptoms of MS

[@a7med33]

لا اتوقع هذا

[@a7med33]

I apologize, your words were correct.

[@majstorvuksan]

I had severe foot drop suddenly after prolonged kneeling and sitting on leg for hours(floor instalation) Initialy i had not lift my foot even one mm After 10 days i restored full range of motion but i noticed there is not full power like before,when i put weights around 10 kg's on foot and try to lift i only can do few reps Will my muscle power restore fully if i keep exercise? Now is 2 weeks when problem started,i regulary followed your video ,range is there but power is not fully restored.

[@RobinVesper]

This happens to me like once a couple of months and i literally hate it, my ankle hurts like hell

[@aisyahanna3047]

how long does it take for it to heal on its own

[@RobinVesper]

@@aisyahanna3047 a minute

[@johno1544]

​@@aisyahanna3047 it varies took several months for me to get back full motion. It can be permanent though I believe

[@codeknight7]

How did he get foot drop is it from the medications and the place he is in looks like a pych ward i all so went to a pych ward and i have foot drop does anyone know if it is caused by the meds?

[@uiccs]

@وحد الله وصل على النبي : I toe walked for a long time is that a cause?

[@tiktokshorts3754]

@@uiccs its by damaged nerve

[@uiccs]

@@tiktokshorts3754 mine getting better

[@mimoserither3343]

@@uiccs what did you do to get it better or did it naturally happen on its own??

[@uiccs]

@@mimoserither3343 it got better but I think it’s cause I sit with my legs crossed and i probably squished a nerve lol

[@Think-see]

That's a foot drop on the left side. He's using the knee to propel the foot forward instead of pushing through with the heel.

[@GCORRONCHO]

You're retarded.