Instead it’s meant to be taken literally, as a sign that the nerves in the patient’s feet have begun to succumb to neuropathy ... a ‘foot drop’ or a ‘wrist drop’. In a foot drop, the patient is unable ...

Examination of the patient's left foot and ankle showed increased warmth ... The patient with sensory neuropathy who lacks normal protective sensation might continue walking when he or she ...

should be checked by a doctor for neuropathy, vitamin deficiencies, neurological disorders among others. While most of the time the foot symptoms you might experience are probably nothing serious ...

The neuropathy gradually improved, and bortezomib was successfully reintroduced without recurrence of foot drop. Bortezomib-induced foot drop is a rare complication of bortezomib-based therapy in ...

Diabetes and Leprosy can both lead to neuropathy, a complication that results in a loss ... To measure using clinical tests the foot and ankle health of a sample of people with diabetes or leprosy and ...

Charcot Foot is a rare complication of Diabetes related Neuropathy, where nerve damage ... this “rocker bottom” Your toes may ...

Because of this complexity and the daily physical demands our feet withstand, it is not uncommon to have foot or ankle problems at some point. When these problems cause pain and/or keep you from your ...