Re: The weirdest thing - veering to the right

[Guest guest]

Either one of your shoes is overinflated or your legs need alignment. Or,

maybe you're walking up and down hills too much. LOL

Are you having much trouble with your back? It can cause you to aim

off-center, as well as dragging one leg a little. Someone needs to watch you

walk to see just what's going on. My left leg is starting to drag my shoe a

little because the muscles are getting weak. I've been diagnosed with

scoliosis in my lower back and pinching nerves to my left leg. They're

supposed to do a Mylogram sometime soon to see what needs operating on to

fix it. If my insurance will allow it, that is. They've turned down all

other testing on my back and legs so far. I guess I'll have to switch to

another insurance or back on Medicare.

Dennis in eastexas

On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 3:52 PM, OKD <Cofade_2000@...> wrote:

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>

> Does anyone here have this problem:

>

> I find now that when I am walking, I tend to veer off to the right, without

> being able to control it. Not sure why, but my gait is changing and I have

> to consciously steer myself back to the middle.

>

> Anybody have this problem?

>

> OKD

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dennis this is food for thought.

My lower back aches, but I have no disc/nerve trouble that I know of. I am

certainly going to tell my doc, but its weird because I didnt have my arch shoe

inserts when I noticed it, its not a leg dragging thing, its more like a sudden

coordination problem.

Thanks,

OKD

[Guest guest]

Hi...It is probably something minor, but this was a symptom of my daughter's

MS.  It should be checked out.

Cheryle, aka Tess

[ ] Re: The weirdest thing - veering to the right

 

Thanks Dennis this is food for thought.

My lower back aches, but I have no disc/nerve trouble that I know of. I am

certainly going to tell my doc, but its weird because I didnt have my arch shoe

inserts when I noticed it, its not a leg dragging thing, its more like a sudden

coordination problem.

Thanks,

OKD

[Guest guest]

:: I have this problem! I 'wander' (that's what I call it.) I'll veer to

the left, self correct, and veer to the right. It's a good thing I haven't had

to 'walk the line' for a sobriety test! Check your feet. My feet are so flat

now they almost go the other way. I wear special orthodics, but the new rocker

shoes are even better. When your feet are flat or you have plantar fasciatis,

your feet will try to not walk on those sore areas by rolling to the sides.

Look at the bottom of your shoes and see where the sole has been worn.

Kellly

[ ] The weirdest thing - veering to the right

Does anyone here have this problem:

I find now that when I am walking, I tend to veer off to the right, without

being able to control it. Not sure why, but my gait is changing and I have to

consciously steer myself back to the middle.

Anybody have this problem?

OKD

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[Guest guest]

OKD, I had a simular problem and started wearing the sketchers shape ups, I no

longer have the issue, the shoes are like walking on a cloud and have great

support, fit tightly around my foot and have increased how far I can actually

walk around. It is worth the $100 I paid for them. I no longer walk on the

side of my feet either.

in land

[ ] The weirdest thing - veering to the right

Does anyone here have this problem:

I find now that when I am walking, I tend to veer off to the right, without

being able to control it. Not sure why, but my gait is changing and I have to

consciously steer myself back to the middle.

Anybody have this problem?

OKD

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[Guest guest]

I am going to mention this to my new RA (whenever I find one, they hired someone

in my hospital to start in September).

I have been looking at these shoes for awhile now. They sure are very

expensive! If the problem persists, I may break down and buy them, funny, but

they probably cost $20 to manufacture.

Funny about sneaker prices. I used to make my kids get summer jobs if they

wanted those damn Jordans and the Nike of the day (hate those sneaker guys for

making expensive ones that all the kids want).

OKD

[Guest guest]

OKD, please do mention this to one of your physicians ASAP. Just so

you are aware, it is possible for Enbrel to cause " MS like " symptoms.

Not an MD

On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 9:43 AM, OKD <Cofade_2000@...> wrote:

> I am going to mention this to my new RA (whenever I find one, they hired

someone in my hospital to start in September).

>

> I have been looking at these shoes for awhile now.  They sure are very

expensive!  If the problem persists, I may break down and buy them, funny, but

they probably cost $20 to manufacture.

>

> Funny about sneaker prices.  I used to make my kids get summer jobs if they

wanted those damn Jordans and the Nike of the day (hate those sneaker guys for

making expensive ones that all the kids want).

>

> OKD