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Post-Treatment => Post-Treatment => Topic started by: jazzfunkanne on March 20, 2009, 03:00:03 am

Title: FOOT ON "AN" SIDE
Post by: jazzfunkanne on March 20, 2009, 03:00:03 am

Does anyone else notice the foot on there AN side goes slighty inwards when walking , i just noticed that today and am over 2 years post op, i surppose its with having surgery on that side and the balance been taken away.

Title: Re: FOOT ON "AN" SIDE
Post by: QRM on March 20, 2009, 03:41:07 am

I notice my feet ache a bit since the surgery,  I can only assume it is because I am walking slightly differently, in a wider stance to steady myself.

Title: Re: FOOT ON "AN" SIDE
Post by: Dog Lover on March 21, 2009, 10:24:37 pm

I notice that when I walk and am not paying attention (like looking at something to the side of me) I tend to walk towards the AN side. I kinda did that several times today.  :-\

Cathy

Title: Re: left side peripherals nerve damage
Post by: reg on March 24, 2009, 12:16:04 pm

another challenge i am posed with is nerve damage in my arm and leg and abdomen and shoulder on the left side my an was on right i was thinking maybe in routing shunt to abdomen a nerve was hit or compressed.  anyone else experience this?

Title: Re: FOOT ON "AN" SIDE
Post by: Richard in Palacios on March 26, 2009, 02:14:07 pm

Hello all,
Your comments strike a chord for me.  I am almost 1 year post SRS and have been diagnosed with a peripheral neuropathy involving both feet and to a smaller extent both hands.  Balance is severely effected some days and the pain asociated with the feet is constant.  I have not been able to establish any links from the SRS to the neuropathy but it sounds like there may be an area of research here for aspiring young researcher or perhaps for the next patient survey.  Good luck to you all and I hope your symptoms diminish or at least become controlable.

Richard