Yes, due to the various problems linked to scolisos. Individuals with scolisos may have a slight (or not so slight) leg length differential. The longer leg hits the ground first - but it has not stretchabilty to it. It is harder to stretch, and muscles are tight, compacted and it can, as years go on, cause great discomfort, and with weaker muscle function in the longer leg.
I feel weak all over and very tired...I am currently on 150mgs.
Major symptoms of rickets are delayed growth, pain in the spine, pelvis, and legs, and muscle weakness. It can also cause deformities of the skeleton such as bowed legs.
People with MG suffer with debilitating muscle weaknesses in their arms, legs, face, throat, hands and eyes. The symptoms of muscle weakness may occur at any time but most often after normal use of the extremities, i.e. Taking a walk may cause leg weakness and reading a book may cause eye weakness
I have been off Remeron for 6 weeks and definitely have weakness in the legs that will not seem to recover. Despite daily running and/or weightlifting, my muscles just will not respond. I had never experienced such a dramatic muscle weakness before taking Remeron. I am afraid it may be permanent. Has anyone else had this experience?
People who have myotonic dystrophy have progressive muscle wasting and weakness beginning in their 20's or 30's. The muscle wasting and weakness develop in their lower legs, hands, neck and face.
it stunts your growth from your back...your legs can still grow. i had spinal fusion surgery(for scoliosis)
it stunts your growth from your back...your legs can still grow. i had spinal fusion surgery(for scoliosis)
Scoliosis is caused by a breakdown in structure or function. Both scoliosis and list will cause varying degrees of pain, ranging from mild to severe and affecting the neck, back, and legs. Neck pain, back pain, and sciatic nerve pain or sciatica may be alleviated or even eliminated, depending on the severity of the curvature and the measures used to offset it.
Spina Bifida does cause muscle atrophy, usually in the legs, feet, bowel, and bladder.
Weakness in one or both legs is common, and may be the first symptom noticed by a person with MS. Muscle spasticity, or excessive tightness, is also common and may be more disabling than weakness.
Yes, generalized body weakness can occurs with viral meningitis.
deterioration of position sense is common. Foot deformities and walking up off the heels often results from uneven muscle weakness in the legs. Muscle spasms and cramps may occur