Foot Drop: Exercises to improve walking part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @rehabhqofficial
    @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +120

    Hey guys, currently putting together a complete guide to foot drop. That will give you a 3 month plan. I would love to know your questions so that I can make sure to include the answers in the manual. Comment comment comment!! 🙏👇

    • @tarunrohit4473
      @tarunrohit4473 5 лет назад +4

      My leg gets stiff and I have a problem with C1 c2 damage

    • @WMACPT
      @WMACPT 5 лет назад

      #foot drop. Yes I’d like to get in on this. I don’t have too many questions on this right now other than I think this condition affects my right quad/ham strength as well.

    • @allanparkins8142
      @allanparkins8142 5 лет назад +1

      #footdrop Hi from the UK your definition of foot drop where the foot is floppy is exactly what I have in both feet I was diagnosed with a genetic neuropathy and have worn AFO’s for 25 years (I’m 48)which has led to severe calf muscle wastage and very little movement in my feet and ankles so many exercises to help strengthen my feet and ankles I cannot do but the closed chain exercise with the towel I can do so any similar exercises you could suggest would be very appreciated many thanks.

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +3

      @@allanparkins8142 I will post more (different) videos for this condition. I think what you are describing is idiopathic peripheral neuropathy? Not sure but sounds similar. Unfortunately had you NOT used braces, you would have other issues at this point. But yes, the down side is, you might see some atrophy in the calf.

    • @allanparkins8142
      @allanparkins8142 5 лет назад +1

      Orlando Neuro Therapy Hi many thanks for replying and for the information and thanks for any other exercises you can share,I might take a before video of my feet,ankles and calves and hopefully some progress videos after using your exercise ideas,you have given me some hope that I might recover some movement even a tiny improvement would be great thanks so much again.

  • @cv-we7ly
    @cv-we7ly 3 года назад +108

    thank you so much for making me wanting to live again

  • @raygor2366
    @raygor2366 5 лет назад +60

    Thank you for all your knowledge and help. At 37 years old I'm working to get walking normal again for myself and family. There's not many videos on RUclips as detailed as yours. You are truly a blessing to us all. Thank-you

    • @--Asha--
      @--Asha-- 2 года назад +1

      How are you now?

  • @javiersanchez5389
    @javiersanchez5389 Год назад +4

    10 months after my stroke and your channel has been very helpful during this time, thank you so much for all your work, you're an amazing human being.

  • @kiawest5247
    @kiawest5247 2 года назад +6

    thank you for all these wonderful videos that’s helping people like myself after having a stroke earlier this year .

  • @zitaorosz1975
    @zitaorosz1975 4 года назад +18

    Another great video. I had a terrible hemhorragic stroke after a brain tumor removal surgery . I learned to walk, but I have foot drop, and also have spasticity. Every time I take a step with my used to be paralyzed left foot my toes hit the ground. In addition, I also have a rolling ankle , and a knee that is popping backwards, but I am walking without an Afo now. Hopefully the exercises that you are showing in the videos will be helpful and Soon I will be able to walk better . Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

    • @rociovasquez1947
      @rociovasquez1947 Год назад

      Hi Zita! How are you doing after 2 years?

    • @butterflyqueen9792
      @butterflyqueen9792 Год назад +1

      Hi zita , if your insurance could cover an AFO made for you from a mold, it would correct all those problems at once. It has like a long metal piece at The back that may not make you feel comfortable fashion wise but your knee no longer pops back, no drop foot. gabapentin 300-600mg works magic for spasticity. Hope this works for you.

  • @kathleenkatsman6965
    @kathleenkatsman6965 4 года назад +9

    My first indication of foot drop occurred when I was at a symphony rehearsal been caught my right foot into a wedge on the stage. I fell and my instrument which was my viola went flying across the stage. after that I was falling all the time without giving me warning. I took my problem to the spine surgeon who performed lumbar Fusion. I was in a brace for a year. I then started physical therapy and they taught me how to walk. It appears after surgery then I had drop foot, so these exercises really help a lot. I can only hope and pray this drop foot nonsense will stop. After my fall with my viola it turns out that my Viola is fine thank goodness
    I am hoping and praying for any response.

  • @barrylindadodson9180
    @barrylindadodson9180 5 лет назад +14

    So glad I am able to see you each week and work on spasticity, improve walking and reduce the chance of falling. This video will help as an exercise reminder when I'm at home. Thank you!

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +2

      Thanks Linda! I truly enjoy the time I get to spend helping you accomplish your goals. :)

    • @michaelgoldman2869
      @michaelgoldman2869 Год назад

      I just watched. Your foot drop video it’s great. I have PD so, clearly I do not know what I have.
      I will start some of these exercise and let u know how they work.
      No one ever show me these exercises.

  • @adventureswithsci
    @adventureswithsci 7 месяцев назад

    This is by far the best description of what I am experiencing with foot drop / spasticity following spinal surgey 2 years ago. That "pause" and my inability to step through without thinking hard about lifting my foot hits the nail on the head. Walking is more mentally exhasuting than it is physically - so much so that I find cycling easier (although the spasticity in my calf and my foot pointing downwards can be debilitating). Thank you!

  • @thatsagg6166
    @thatsagg6166 4 года назад +6

    Dr. Tara I want to hug you.!! I have been battling foot drop and or spasticity for 3 years or so. I had all but given up.. PT did nothing for me. So I just lived with it. I started watching your videos and figured what do I have to lose.. You totally described my problem but in regular people words. Long story short,, you were right. I have done all the exercises from this and other videos. And I still cannot believe my leg is Free.. No More Limp. Leg is weak but I know I can get it stronger with all your exercises... Thank you again.

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for watching! Thank you for sharing your experience. I am so glad to read that they are helping you. "Freeing up" the leg always makes movement retraining easier :)

  • @cherylelouis1112
    @cherylelouis1112 Год назад +1

    I Have foot drop And I'm trying to walk with my Cane But I Get so afraid of Falling I haven't Had therapy Only following Your video's and it's helping Me Thank you And God Bless 😇

  • @estrellamacatangay7327
    @estrellamacatangay7327 3 года назад +18

    First of all I want to thank you Dr. Tobias . May God bless you on all that you do for you are a big help for person like me who are desperately looking for a solution to a problem like this. I’ve been watching your videos for quite sometime and I would say that my problem is a combination of a foot drop, mild and severe spasticity as far as I understood your explanations. So what I do is to gather all those exercises for certain problem and do it simultaneously. But I also have numbness and heaviness on both of my legs. I think you have videos on that as well. I will definitely search for it. One day at a time. Thank you again. More power to you. Praying for my healing and all of your followers. 🙏🙏🙏

  • @monicamarinm
    @monicamarinm Год назад +2

    Have MS and have been struggling with foot drop will try your exercises and hope they help

  • @ludalebid442
    @ludalebid442 5 лет назад +7

    Your explanation is excellent!! Understandable even to users of other countries. Thank you very much for your constant work and desire to help others.

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +1

      It is my pleasure. Thank you for watching! I am glad they are helpful. :)

  • @laviniamcdonald3678
    @laviniamcdonald3678 5 лет назад +9

    I had a stroke and have foot drop and would like to thank you for the video as here in Fiji there is not too much info for stroke patience found the exersice so helpful thank you

  • @kvietimas
    @kvietimas 3 года назад +8

    This was so helpful. I will try these techniques Monday when I see my patient with foot drop. And yes, estim treatment and electrodes placement for this condition would be highly appreciated. Thank you Dr. Tobias!

    • @manfredfails7485
      @manfredfails7485 2 года назад +1

      Has this helped your patients? I just got in touch with my best friend and she has drop foot severely. I’m a massage therapist and I want to help her.

    • @kvietimas
      @kvietimas 2 года назад +2

      @@manfredfails7485 it did for some. I suppose it depends on the severity of patient's condition. Sometimes AFO is the only option that prevents a foot drop during ambulation.

    • @daryaeudakiyapryma2613
      @daryaeudakiyapryma2613 2 года назад

      Did your patients have issues not being able to life the foot once on the heel of the foot ?

    • @kvietimas
      @kvietimas 2 года назад +1

      @@daryaeudakiyapryma2613 someone with a drop foot is not able to dorsiflex in ankle joint, meaning that when a foot is flat on the floor they are not able to initiate a heel strike to make a functional step.

    • @daryaeudakiyapryma2613
      @daryaeudakiyapryma2613 2 года назад

      @@kvietimas thank you for the reply.
      Did you find the exercises that improve this problem ? Since February I am doing the exercises and I do not see the improvement yet. Thank you.

  • @alvisajohnson8154
    @alvisajohnson8154 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for all the exercises on foot drop had brain surgery in 2017 and was not able to pick up my foot when walking im draging my foot when I. Walk hopefully your exercises will be of help to me I am praying to be able to walk normal again Thanks again for your patience.

  • @melissagreen2466
    @melissagreen2466 5 лет назад +3

    #Foot Drop
    My husband had a stroke at age 25 in 2012. We are looking on working on improving the foot drop.Thank you for the help :)

  • @amargongon
    @amargongon 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks 4 this video, i used a medication that gave me brain damaged which affected my right hand and leg.With ur video it helps alot, my leg is now moving up and down.

  • @asifjavaid8526
    @asifjavaid8526 5 лет назад +4

    Hi
    I had two strokes and now I have a a foot drop too, Ur videos are great helpful too!

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад

      Thank you for watching and for the kind words! I am glad to be able to help. :)

  • @glendafernandez9806
    @glendafernandez9806 3 года назад +1

    Thank you after watching the spasticity episode of yours I followed the exercise on the video and now after 3years of therapy after I got my stroke I felt a lot of improvement on my walking thank sooo much gonna watch some more so that I can improve my left hand some more 😉

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  3 года назад

      OMG, this is the best comment! This is literally why I do this. I am so excited for you!! Keep at it :)

  • @catherinepearn4172
    @catherinepearn4172 4 года назад +4

    Wow, this seemed so simple but has helped me SO much.

  • @sicari9230
    @sicari9230 3 года назад +6

    I have enjoyed your descriptions of #Footdrop and spasticity. They have given me better insight on what is happening in my body and why. Thank you 😊

  • @abdualzizmahrous4205
    @abdualzizmahrous4205 3 года назад +3

    Oh god thank you so much i can't even thank you enough 🙏🏻 god bless you

  • @maryjohoppes6354
    @maryjohoppes6354 2 года назад +1

    Thank you very much!!! You've taught me more in 5 min than I learned with p.t.

  • @seuga11
    @seuga11 4 года назад +5

    Thank you for this video!! I have had this problem for almost 10years and have only just found out that i have foot drop in my right foot. Gonna start doing exercises to help correct issues

  • @susansetterland1419
    @susansetterland1419 Год назад

    I was diagnosed with spastic paresis and foot drop. Thank you for sharing these exercises and the explanations.

  • @arnitasmith9259
    @arnitasmith9259 4 года назад +6

    " Foot drop" I enjoyed the way you share the information and exercises Thank you I have M.S.

    • @andreacormack1316
      @andreacormack1316 8 месяцев назад

      me too never knew what happening why did i fall etc..diagnosed in '83 and just now getting around to see what's happening...have had spasticity too - brother asked why i was walking like a zombie

  • @emmanuelquedding2837
    @emmanuelquedding2837 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for your helpful videos. I got an ischemic pontine stroke 6 weeks ago and these inspire and motivate me to watch your videos and continue to strengthen myself! Keep up the excellent work!

  • @cesaredo
    @cesaredo 4 года назад +6

    #footdrop, finding out that trying to put the leg closer to the foot was as useful as lifting the foot was really cool. Thanks!

  • @cherijackson3861
    @cherijackson3861 2 года назад

    My mother has has a stroke 10 years ago and she would very much like to improve her ability to walk again. She's had paralyzation on the left side of her body and her foot does drop a lot. I currently have her going to a chiropractor and physical therapy.
    I would love for her to benefit more of seeing your videos or even her getting a response back as if there is more she can do.
    She's becoming more unhappy as the days go by that she can't help herself.
    She is a self-advocate used to run 5k
    Thank you

  • @michellefoster2892
    @michellefoster2892 5 лет назад +4

    #footdrop, I have had a peripheral nerve tumour removed from my left thigh, which has left me with foot drop, thank you for this video it has helped me understand the mechanics of why I cannot lift my foot up whilst standing .

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +1

      This progression should really help. Do this every day. Occasionally go back and "re-listen" to my explanation. Understanding what is going on in the body when you do these exercises is extremely helpful to the "re-learning" process. :)

    • @staceypalmer6674
      @staceypalmer6674 2 года назад

      #footdrop#

  • @estelitasalvador4036
    @estelitasalvador4036 Год назад

    Thank you very much,I've learn so many how to improve my walking with spasticity.

  • @starlafleeman7679
    @starlafleeman7679 5 лет назад +6

    Thank you, I definitely enjoyed this information. After setting 3 yrs after an accident I need these exercises.

    • @simpsonjenny76
      @simpsonjenny76 4 года назад +2

      Thank you for the video, I had a stroke in March I'm doing good,but hard walking correctly. My foot catches, it's hard doing heel to toe,when I walk making it hard to walk. Any suggestions. I also have nerve pain in my left foot.

  • @chunqiu7898
    @chunqiu7898 Год назад

    Thanks for your explanation about how the muscle to lift the foot up.

  • @jamilaabdullahi8274
    @jamilaabdullahi8274 4 года назад +3

    Thanks for this amazing video looking forward to see more of your videos, am suffering from residual hemisphere that lead to stroke for the past 6years,my right hand and legs were affected for the hands has much improvement that it could be rated 70p and for the legs its not up to 40p and I have a severe foot drop,clubbing of the Toes and spasticity, please can we have the right exercises for the clubbing of the toes ,thanks really appreciate God bless

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  4 года назад +1

      Hi Jamila! This weeks video is covering this exact topic! stay tuned!!

  • @cindykong
    @cindykong 3 месяца назад

    Since his stroke, 6 years ago, my father was recently diagnosed with drop foot. I am learning about his condition by watching videos like this. What I know now is how different his exercises would be from regular physio I get. #dropfoot

  • @patstarnes2504
    @patstarnes2504 5 лет назад +7

    This made so much sense to me! and hope that with these exercises I could improve my foot drop.

    • @vanessalane9810
      @vanessalane9810 4 года назад

      pat starnes #i do have foot drop havetowearfootsplintwhenwalking

  • @ehinspections
    @ehinspections 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for sharing this great video with us! My son is 14 y.o. and I saw something unusual in his gait, and after your informative video I figured out it was foot drop! Thank you very much!!

  • @alenaoulehle7071
    @alenaoulehle7071 5 лет назад +4

    you can explain it so great. thank you so much ♥️

  • @katrinalove9233
    @katrinalove9233 2 года назад

    #footdrop ( i am currently in a nursing home trying to get back to walking (had COVID in Jan was sedated and on ventilator for one month) woke up feeling paralyzed from the neck down and a trachea thank god i have no feeding tube anymore no trachea on 2 liters of oxygen (nasal cannula) I can now move around sit up move my legs stand and slightly side step all I have to do to get home to my kids and my family is walk again ♥️ i have drop foot in both feet (I’m hearings it’s very common with sever long COVID) you have helped me so much and helped me rule out spasticity thank you so much (6 months and counting ) ♥️ blessings ♥️

  • @iheanachordanieln9091
    @iheanachordanieln9091 4 года назад +2

    My 6 year - old daughter had injection injury which resulted to footdrop since February 19th 2019. Ever since then my family has been passing through a difficult time getting her back to walk normal. The problem is at the toes especially the index toe of the left leg. Thank you for the videos, I hope it will help.

    • @srikavya6514
      @srikavya6514 2 года назад +1

      Hi I had same injection injury resulted in foor drop did it cure for your daughter please reply

    • @iheanachordanieln9091
      @iheanachordanieln9091 2 года назад

      @@srikavya6514 goodevening, we are making progress. We have achieved 90 percent, hopefully everything will be fine soon. Thanks

    • @srikavya6514
      @srikavya6514 2 года назад

      @@iheanachordanieln9091 thank you so much for the reply.could you please let me know what medication or exercises you followed,I am suffering a lot please help

  • @vibhutimalhotra9455
    @vibhutimalhotra9455 3 года назад +1

    Thankyou Ma'am for sharing the knowledge 🙏🙏... really valuable in treating my patients..so grateful to you ❤️🙏

  • @yoskiworld2728
    @yoskiworld2728 4 года назад +3

    My husband had true foot drop ... when walks without his AFO it’s floppy I wish he could be your person for the video you need. #Footdrop.

  • @cherlindsey3051
    @cherlindsey3051 3 месяца назад

    #footdrop
    After 3 spine surgeries in 7 years and 25 radiation treatments I must now begin my foot drop therapy.
    I've done all kinds of physical therapy to work on balance & stability along with ankle weakness and now I'm going to focus on foot drop. I just found you today through a friend in FL who had a stroke and would like to continue learning more about foot drop and how I can help myself:)

  • @Grownman773
    @Grownman773 4 года назад +3

    Thank you for guiding me to this video I'm trying it now, I have the stiffness in the toes as well... I did see the video for that,. That's how I found you unable to make the board you made, my hip is always hurting as well my hip pops as I extend my leg where the pointy part of your hip is that but I do enjoy your video's... Thank you, you're helping a whole lot of us out

  • @theresakellner4669
    @theresakellner4669 4 месяца назад

    I am trying to get started with these exercises but the electrical shocks in my tibia and foot are awful. I appreciate the teaching style of these videos.

  • @dezmar7144
    @dezmar7144 5 лет назад +4

    Another great video! I am in the spasticity category. I am wondering whether electronic muscle stimulation would help strengthen the tibialis anterior. If so, what other lower limb muscles should be strengthened. I am looking forward to your next video!

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +1

      Remember if you have moderate to severe spasticity, the weight bearing activities in the video series on spasticity for the lower extremity is going to help the most :)

    • @victoriakassin3722
      @victoriakassin3722 4 года назад

      Great video. And great info! Thanks!

  • @kathymolnar8507
    @kathymolnar8507 3 года назад

    Glad I found this video.
    Diagnosed Multiple Sclerosis, nerve damage left leg. Think I'm walking, often trip over my own toes dragging.

    • @hcm444
      @hcm444 2 года назад +1

      Look up Trevor Wicken and the MS gym. Also George Jelinek - overcoming multiple sclerosis. Good luck.

  • @cherylhiggins2176
    @cherylhiggins2176 5 лет назад +4

    Thank you so much. I’m so happy you are helping us with drop foot. # drop foot. 👍🏻💕

  • @fatimasani6151
    @fatimasani6151 3 года назад +1

    Your explanations are quite simple and educating. Thank you.

  • @strokesurvivor2367
    @strokesurvivor2367 4 года назад +7

    I’m experiencing foot drop due. To stroke.. its been 9 months I cant walk normally because of foot drop and spasticity.

    • @raresnicoara6915
      @raresnicoara6915 3 года назад +1

      Now how are you doing?

    • @strokesurvivor2367
      @strokesurvivor2367 3 года назад +1

      @@raresnicoara6915 Still experiencing foot drop but now I can walk faster. i leanered how t sep forward.

    • @raresnicoara6915
      @raresnicoara6915 3 года назад +1

      @@strokesurvivor2367 good good,what exercises you did frequently?

    • @strokesurvivor2367
      @strokesurvivor2367 3 года назад +1

      @@raresnicoara6915 More on stretching and walking. I used weights every other day. bosu ball.

    • @raresnicoara6915
      @raresnicoara6915 3 года назад +1

      @@strokesurvivor2367 ty I apreciate ,I have a little foot drop and Im trying everyday to fix it,hopefully you will solve your problem totally,best wishes🤜🤜💪💪

  • @randygip5276
    @randygip5276 2 года назад

    Just what I needed to watch , my foot roll, hurtful when walking on the roll foot, thank you . I appreciate you

  • @ericrueter1705
    @ericrueter1705 3 года назад +3

    # footdrop a year later! I think I've got as much reflexes and feeling back as I'm going to but my nerve damage is bad. You just have to learn how to make it work again and get used to it.

  • @joedaddy44
    @joedaddy44 5 лет назад +2

    #footdrop Mine first occured following a hip replacement 10 years ago. I eventually (2-3 years) achieved 50% - 75% recovery. Then I had a back surgery a few months ago which resulted in full foot drop again! I'm hopeful that these exercises will help with my recovery. Thank you.

    • @hardevidaryanani223
      @hardevidaryanani223 4 года назад

      Sorry to hear that. Can u tel me ur age at the time of both incidences.

  • @danmes04
    @danmes04 5 лет назад +3

    thank you for the exercises. I am not able to lift up my toes at all and my toes tend to curl. is there exercises to remedy these siituations? and also for my weak ankle? thanks, Daniel #footdrop

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks for watching!! This is a very common problem. Stay tuned for this weeks video!!

    • @_cremebrelee
      @_cremebrelee 5 лет назад

      My problem exactly

  • @shawnjbray
    @shawnjbray 3 года назад

    I have a foot drop. I got it back in 2015 from a spinal chord/brain injury issue. I broke my neck a centimeter above my spine, thankfully. Glad I'm atleast not paralyzed. I stretch my ankle, and lift my foot while I walk and while I just sit around. It has improved so much, but I've still got so much more to improve

  • @mominaakangi7651
    @mominaakangi7651 2 года назад

    Thank you so much may God bless you six week ago I've been foot drop i washing your vedio is very helpful

  • @samarsiddiqui2774
    @samarsiddiqui2774 7 месяцев назад

    # footdrop. Got it in November overnight 😢...took almost 3 months for docs to diagnose the cause as a rare autoimmune disease called EGPA . Thanks for the comprehensive exercises .

  • @ynot_02
    @ynot_02 2 года назад

    I do have foot drop I do fit this category and I'm going to start trying these exercises that you're recommending and hope for the best.

  • @monstermunch147
    @monstermunch147 Год назад

    So excited about the sliding foot exercises. I have partial foot drop only my big toe works/lifts (I was diagnosed with partial foot drop) and have a rolling ankle. I love the alternative to lifting my foot. THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS TOGETHER! #footdrop

  • @hackett1181
    @hackett1181 2 года назад +2

    Great explanation of foot drop versus spasticity! Thank you!

  • @saritaraigurung2353
    @saritaraigurung2353 2 года назад

    Thank you for your help and support I Love to watch it as I am also suffering from wasted muscles. Doing physiotherapy but we have not good equipment in Nepal like yours . I try my best to cope with the exercise. 👍💐

  • @lerone9929
    @lerone9929 2 года назад +1

    I've been dealing with drop foot for about 8 years. I am taking supplements ( alpha lipoic acid among others) to aid in nerve function and I am able to tap my foot again. With these exercises, I am anticipating one day gettbacjto playing the drums, not like i used to but I looking forward to rocking a 5 piece. Thanks

    • @RichardSheridan-b5l
      @RichardSheridan-b5l 9 месяцев назад

      Have you managed it Lerone? Thanks for sharing your story

  • @killa_kam3992
    @killa_kam3992 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you this my second time in one month with foot drop. It’s my fault for not keeping exercising but that mistake is one and done. I have to start exercising all over again but that’s ok

  • @rogervonschleusingen4603
    @rogervonschleusingen4603 3 года назад

    BOY O BOY , WHAT A SWEET PERSON YOU ARE , I,LL TRY THESE EXERCISES , THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I HEARD OF THE TERM SPASTICTY,....THANK-YOU ...I FEEL I NOW HAVE SOME MORE INFO TO WORK ON MY LEFT FOOT.

  • @Elitetravelr
    @Elitetravelr Год назад

    4 and Half months out but have felt like eternity. I’m 31 and I’m still having the most problems walking without limping and my leg arm doesn’t work too good. But thank you for your service.

  • @artistvictoria9151
    @artistvictoria9151 4 года назад +2

    Yes! #footdrop and spasticity! 😁This is a lot of my issue. I’m using these exercises already. I’m binge watching most of your videos! I’ve had countless physical therapists over the years. I love your explanations and approach! Thank you and God Bless!

  • @nkosinatemodi2722
    @nkosinatemodi2722 Год назад

    You the best in what you do thank you so much I've been shy of walking now lm free my legs were very heavy

  • @cristina-mariadrugus6094
    @cristina-mariadrugus6094 Год назад

    this was very usefull for my husband, thank you!

  • @cathyfourie3323
    @cathyfourie3323 2 года назад

    Thank you for the very helpful information and excellent exercises. 7 years post stroke warrior, hemiplegia., mild spasticity and #footdrop

  • @antonanton7267
    @antonanton7267 3 года назад

    Appreciate for your valuable instructions to improve my sickness .

  • @michaelpeluso90
    @michaelpeluso90 2 года назад

    I have been dealing with spasticity foot drop for many years. It gets worse when it's cold out. Any help you can assist me with will be greatly appreciated.glad I found you.

  • @jamesreed3355
    @jamesreed3355 Год назад

    I recently had a tumor that was wrapped around the major nerves in the right side of my body. I am a mother of seven kids and I am very active yet after the surgery yet after the surgery I'm barely able to walk again. So I greatly appreciate any information and advice that you have for us to regain our life again thank you so much also mine is a complete foot drop so any information on a complete foot drop would be greatly appreciated thank you so much from the bottom of my heart

    • @cheerbowsetc
      @cheerbowsetc 7 месяцев назад

      I can’t even imagine the stress you are going through.

  • @robertmurphy4340
    @robertmurphy4340 2 года назад

    Thank you I am 45 , I was so afraid that I would not walk normal with my gait let alone enjoy my wife and grandkids on outings. This gives me hope thank
    you

  • @frankhenderson5948
    @frankhenderson5948 2 года назад +2

    #footdrop,thanks so much for the exercise tips,I have mild to moderate foot drop caused by nerve entrapment in L4/L5..I have been wearing a brace to help keep the toes up so I don’t trip and fall,loved the wobble board and the exercise using a towel on the floor and using knee flex,I m facing a back surgery if it doesn’t improve…thank again so glad I found you on you tube…

    • @daryaeudakiyapryma2613
      @daryaeudakiyapryma2613 2 года назад

      hello, do you see any improvement with exercises ? do you have pain syndrome ?

  • @chillipops7120
    @chillipops7120 4 года назад +2

    #footdrop Hiya, I am from The UK and have a self diagnosed footdrop and have had it for 5-6 years, as I have been through a range of tests through the NHS from MRI, CT scans to brain scans there was no given answer and so I have had to research for myself, finding your channel and seeing your information on what I now know is my condition is such a wonderful thing to find, let me just say.......Thankyou ! I wil;l be working these exercises into my routine and already know this will work because of your explinations.

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for taking the time to share your story! I am glad to hear you found this helpful

    • @daryaeudakiyapryma2613
      @daryaeudakiyapryma2613 2 года назад

      hello, did you get improvement with exercises ?

  • @refjude6247
    @refjude6247 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for your tips Dr.
    I'm a stroke patient still recovering from stroke last Dec. 2019 thank you for sharing your tips
    #footdrop

  • @mustluvcandy9430
    @mustluvcandy9430 4 года назад +1

    I know I'm late posting but thank you for your very helpful information. I have been diagnosed with RRMS since 2003. I have foot drop and spasticity in my left foot. I'm working on strengthening my ankle and muscle group that assists dorsiflexion. I have been using an AFO and a cane since 2013. #Dropfoot #MS #Livingmybestlife

    • @rehabhqofficial
      @rehabhqofficial  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for watching! You might find the "spasticity" playlist more beneficial than the "foot drop" playlist. If you have ankle spasticity, you technically do not have foot drop. :) It is really important to know the difference when searching for information to help your walking :)

  • @De_Red
    @De_Red Год назад +1

    Foot drop has changed my quality of life. I really should've listened to the signs. Now after having spine fusion Anterior Instrumentation Cage. The foot drop is more pronounced. I would've never guessed my life would be this way at 33 years old.

    • @cherlindsey3051
      @cherlindsey3051 3 месяца назад

      I can relate!!
      I was misdiagnosed for over 2 years and now I have to live with foot drop. I've received all kinds of therapy over the last 7 years but no therapy for foot drop and I had a friend just tell me about these videos today.
      Life has been a series of adjustments after learning about a rare tumor on my spinal cord and I hope to get some help through watching and learning.

  • @firefirefire305
    @firefirefire305 Год назад

    Thank goodness for you and this channnow able tto walk with a cane hopefully I can enjoy my husband and children for Family outdoors more frequently by getting back in o some nomal walking thank u

  • @_cremebrelee
    @_cremebrelee 5 лет назад

    I have neurofibromatosis and have experienced foot drop. Thanks for this video ❤️

  • @margeallen847
    @margeallen847 2 года назад

    #Foot drop
    Injury has caused my drop near the knee at the fibula. I keep trying to overcome it but several bad falls said hold it and get a brace. I did and it has made life better. I keep the several exercises up but not any significant progress in 2 months.
    Keep on trying to help us. We need you!
    Bill

  • @Saturogojo223
    @Saturogojo223 2 года назад

    Thank you Ma'am! I still have 5 months foot drop. I'm very worry. Thank you very much for make this video.

  • @edwinbarredo4484
    @edwinbarredo4484 Год назад

    #Footdrop... Indeed.. 👍🏼 very Informative...
    I'm from the Philippines, and had my second Stroke...

  • @patsyharbaugh951
    @patsyharbaugh951 3 года назад +1

    This popped up for a reason today! This is the first time seeing your video and I look forward to more motivation and encouragement. I do have foot drop..

  • @antonanton7267
    @antonanton7267 3 года назад

    Thank very much for your valuable excellent instructions ,

  • @AnthonyHamiltonLondonUK
    @AnthonyHamiltonLondonUK 2 года назад

    Great video on Foot Drop. Can’t wait for second one!

  • @deliavlad7918
    @deliavlad7918 Год назад

    Thank you for all your knowledge and help!!!😊

  • @kennethwalker7768
    @kennethwalker7768 2 года назад

    Thank you... I have in improvement with your first exercises.

  • @denisedean9248
    @denisedean9248 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you I woke up March 8th 2024 my right leg was swollen I could not move it. Numbness from my foot to the back of my but. First time ever hear foot drop.. 4 wks in the hospital 4wks physical therapy.Home now their. Was a 1.5 tear between the foot and leg.

  • @sksarin9101
    @sksarin9101 7 месяцев назад

    So good informative explanation . Very useful

  • @shellycisneors422
    @shellycisneors422 Год назад

    I have foot drop and spasticity. Thanks for this video.

  • @abdabdalbaki6417
    @abdabdalbaki6417 4 года назад

    thanks a lot doctor ...your videos are really useful...I hope you will continue ..

  • @norbertolara4943
    @norbertolara4943 4 года назад

    Thank Doc.God bless U.I'm Filipino.Iglesia Ni Cristo from Mindanao.Phil.

  • @richardsmith5952
    @richardsmith5952 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for this. I thought I had foot drop but it seems I have the middle symptom you just mentioned on this video where I can lift it a bit but scrape my shoe rubbsr sole and raise my hip to over come this. I thought my left leg was shorter by about 15mm than my right but it seems my pelvis (illium) is stuck higher up my sacrum so the chiropractor has been pushing it back down and its now only 5mm shorter. I'm 65 years old and no uk doctor told me this. Tororrow he will push it down further and I will do your exercises go raise my left foot. Michael smith 28-09-2022, many thanks.

  • @barbarabollard5712
    @barbarabollard5712 6 месяцев назад

    Please make more videos. Very helpful. Thanks

  • @philipstephan5451
    @philipstephan5451 Год назад

    I wish you had just a short clip of some one walking with these conditions. But I will do the exercises.

  • @bobcristinawong6740
    @bobcristinawong6740 3 года назад

    #footdrop I had a stroke in 2019. My right side is affected. I have foot drop, and can walk with the help of a brace. Without it, I can walk lifting my knee high or swinging my foot. I can not move my toes, but can tap with a lot of concentration. Will try your exercises. Thank you.

  • @bethweeks03
    @bethweeks03 Год назад

    #foot drop
    I've got Multiple sclerosis my foot drop is one of the ways that doctors decided to check out MS. I do these very similar exercises. Which do help. Thank you for sharing.