What causes unsteady walking? What is the cause of unsteady walking?

In the anatomy of the nervous system, the vestibule, cerebellum, posterior cord of the spinal cord, basal ganglia, cerebral cortex, etc., which are closely related to walking instability.

If an elderly patient presents with sudden onset of unsteady walking, dizziness, and limb weakness, cerebrovascular disease should be considered. Parkinson's disease should be considered if the patient develops a gradual pattern of unsteady walking, accompanied by scorching, decreased and worsening movements. In addition, if the patient gradually develops symptoms of unsteady walking, accompanied by signs of dementia, then the possibility of cerebral atrophy in senile dementia should be considered.

Once there is a phenomenon of unsteady walking, you should actively go to the hospital for corresponding examinations, and carry out corresponding ** when the examination results are clear. And for this disease, taking certain drugs for a long time may cause *** to cause this symptom, so it is very important to check it. It is necessary to clarify what causes it, and then proceed accordingly.

Some may be just minor problems, but others can be very serious, so don't ignore the symptoms of unsteady walking. Generally speaking, when the body is very deficient in nutrients, there will be some problems in the blood, which will affect the body's function, make people's body coordination worse, and start to walk unsteadily. In addition, when there are problems with the joints of the body, it will also affect your walking, and other symptoms such as insomnia, kidney deficiency and so on will also make your walking unstable.

For such an important issue of the body, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital, and the hospital here is very regular.

May be due to ataxia.

Neurotransmission disorders in the brain.

Walking instability is generally due to some central reasons, it may be because the person has a cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage, the cerebellum in the brain is damaged, resulting in a decrease in balance sensation and balance ability, and unstable walking. Unsteady walking may also be cervical spondylosis, severe cervical myelopathy will compress the spinal cord of the cervical spine, which will lead to damage to the downward conduction nerve, which will lead to the feeling of stepping on cotton under the soles of the feet when walking, at this time, there will be unstable walking, stumbling, increased muscle tone in the lower limbs, scissor steps, and the feeling of always wrestling, which is particularly unstable, which is also the cause of unstable walking. Some people may walk unsteadily because of the strength of the muscles of the lower limbs, and some people have neuromuscular diseases caused by congenital muscle abnormalities, and the leg muscles of the lower limbs have no strength, so they always stagger, crooked, and unstable when walking.

There are many causes of unsteady walking, involving lesions in the brain, cerebellum, spinal cord, vestibule, etc.1Brain lesions, especially cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral infarction or hemorrhage, can cause limb weakness and hemiplegia. For people with high-risk factors for cerebrovascular diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, smoking, etc., limb weakness, speech impairment, hemisensory impairment, etc., they should seek medical attention in time.

2.Cerebellar lesions, cerebellar lesions can cause proprioceptive dysfunction, can cause ataxia, appear clumsy and uncoordinated movements, and can cause physical balance, postural gait, and speech disorders. Such as cerebellar vermis tumors, abscesses, injuries, etc.

3.Posterior cord lesions, such as subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, may have significant deep sensory deficits. Walking may have the sensation of stepping on cotton.

4.Vestibular lesions: such as labyrinthitis, Meniere's disease, motion sickness, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, etc., which can cause symptoms such as dizziness and visual rotation.

The reason for unsteady walking may be a problem with the head first, and then a problem with the legs!

The elderly are prone to walking unsteadily if they have cerebral atrophy, and then there is the pre-cerebral thrombosis, and the cervical spine compresses the nerves!

The sciatic nerve can also cause unsteadiness in walking, and if it is a child, it may not be fully developed, and it will be better when you are older!

The causes of unsteady and swaying are complex, such as cerebral lesions, cerebellar lesions, vestibular lesions, spinal cord lesions, etc. There are many possibilities for unsteady and swaying walking, and the causes are complex, and are generally mainly seen in cerebral lesions, cerebellar lesions, vestibular lesions, and spinal cord lesions. Cerebrovascular diseases (such as cerebral infarction or cerebral hemorrhage) often cause limb weakness, hemiplegia and other symptoms, and people with high-risk factors for cerebrovascular disease (hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, smoking) should be more vigilant and seek medical attention in time when such symptoms occur.

Cerebellar lesions (such as cerebellar vermis tumors) cause clumsy and uncoordinated movements through proprioceptive dysfunction and ataxia, affecting posture, gait, and body balance. Lesions of the posterior cord of the spinal cord can cause deep sensory disturbances with a sensation of stepping on cotton when walking. Vestibular lesions such as Meniere's disease, labyrinthitis, and motion sickness can also cause unsteady walking.

1. Lack of vitamin B12, vitamin B12 will not only cause anemia, but also cause spinal cord diseases such as spinal deformation, resulting in symptoms such as weakness of both lower limbs and unsteady walking. Second, potassium deficiency, the more prominent manifestation of low blood potassium is that the limbs are sore, weak, the lower limbs are more obvious, beans, vegetables, fruits are eaten less, and a lot of sweating in summer is easy to cause potassium deficiency. 3. Cerebral infarction, many people think that cerebral infarction will cause hemiplegia and inflexibility of hands and feet, but in fact, unsteady walking and frequent dizziness are also early symptoms of cerebral infarction.

Dizziness with unsteadiness and shaky walking needs to be taken seriously for a number of reasons:

1. Related to cerebellar diseases, such as cerebellar infarction, cerebellar hemorrhage, posterior cerebellar circulation ischemia, and drunkenness after cerebellar lesions, it is necessary to do ataxia experiments, such as finger nose test, wheel kick test, heel knee and shin test;

2. Dizziness accompanied by lightheadedness, which is related to dizziness, such as Meniere's syndrome, requires bed rest, and there is no abnormality in physical examination and ataxia, which can rule out cerebrovascular problems and consider peripheral dizziness.

Woo woo, me too, really too much like you.

I'm a high school student now, and I'm in my third year of high school this year, and I'm taking a break from school now for that reason.

Here's the thing: In August and September of this year, I fainted twice at school for no reason, and then went to the hospital for a check-up, but nothing was detected, and a few days after I fainted, I began to have unsteady standing conditions, and I felt that the ground was shaking, which was not very serious, but slowly became serious, so serious that I would tremble in my hands and feet in the classroom. As soon as I stood up, I was about to fall, and I couldn't walk steadily, and I felt like I was in an elevator. I also felt like I was sleeping on a cloud, floating, and dangling.

Then I was scared of crowded places, such as school cafeterias, assemblies, etc. I remember the last time I did the flag-raising at the school was at the end of September, when I couldn't stand on my feet, and I was still flustered, and when the flag was raised, I stood still for a moment and was about to fall, so I had to quickly talk to the people next to me, catch them, and I didn't faint. Every time I go to the cafeteria, I feel the most terrifying, there are a lot of people, forming noisy sounds, which makes me feel that I am outside of these sounds, and I feel that I am not in the same world as them, and then I will be unsteady, and the soles of my feet will be soft and swaying.

Alas, it was a really uncomfortable feeling.

Because of this, I went to many hospitals and had a lot of examinations, but in the end, I only said that I had moderate anxiety and phobia, and I took some medicine and had no reaction.

Then the people at home were also worried about my things, and found a lot of people to do things like that, the old man said that I was hun lost, and I did it many times, and then it began to get better at the beginning of this month (about more than 10 days), and slowly I didn't feel it, I was quite happy, and I thought it was really good But in the past few days it has started again, woo woo woo ......

Are not many people aware of this disease, so it has no medicinal effect, crying...

There are many causes of unsteady walking, which can be caused by central nervous system lesions or peripheral lesions. 1.Peripheral neuropathy, including toxic metabolic peripheral neuropathy, polyradiculoneuritis, tabes dorsalis, etc.

2.Brain lesions, especially cerebellar lesions, can cause cerebellar ataxia and cause unsteady walking, such as cerebellar vermis tumors, cerebellar infarction, and acute cerebellia. Lateral medullary syndrome, fourth ventricular tumors, frontal lobe tumors, ischemic cerebrovascular disease, etc. can cause walking instability.

3.Lesions of the perivestibular nerve, such as Meniere's syndrome, motion sickness, etc. 4.

Drunken state.

It is related to my own personality, walking too fast, unstable, and then there is a lack of calcium, and my legs are a little soft when walking. It's also unstable.

Personally, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed physical examination, and there is no trivial matter in good health.

It may be that there is a problem with a part of the body.

Unsteady walking can be caused by cerebral insufficiency, Parkinson's disease, alcohol consumption, or physical incoordination.

1. Insufficient cerebral blood supply: insufficient cerebral blood supply may be caused by various factors such as atherosclerosis, which will cause dizziness and other phenomena, and in severe cases, there may be unsteady walking;

2. Parkinson's: Parkinson's may be caused by factors such as aging, which will lead to abnormalities in the nervous system, which will cause resting tremor, affect normal walking, and may also cause cognitive impairment;

3. Drinking: If you drink a lot of alcohol, it may lead to nerve paralysis and balance dysfunction, so it will cause unsteady walking or falling;

4. Physical incoordination: When children just learn to walk, their body coordination is not very good, so there will be unstable walking and falling, which is a normal phenomenon, and will soon improve with the development of the body.

The focus of ataxia in traditional Chinese medicine "Rongjin Xing Impotence Soup" ** is to treat the symptoms differentiated, treat the symptoms, and change the ataxia of unsteady walking, slurred speech, choking on eating and drinking, etc.: 2Dr. Du Shenghua of Beijing Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine sits every Tuesday and Saturday in Beijing Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine; 3.

Unsteady walking may be a sign of vestibular dysfunction, and patients may have unsteady walking due to dizziness. Patients with sequelae of cerebrovascular disease often have unsteady walking, due to decreased muscle strength, unsteady walking, and possibly ataxia, uncoordinated limb movements, and instability. Many neurological disorders and degenerative diseases also cause unsteady walking.

Therefore, patients who suddenly have unsteady walking are recommended to go to the neurology department of the hospital to receive professional examinations to avoid delaying the condition and causing adverse consequences.

The focus of ataxia in traditional Chinese medicine "Rongjin Xing Impotence Soup" ** is to treat the symptoms differentiated, treat the symptoms, and change the ataxia of unsteady walking, slurred speech, choking on eating and drinking, etc.: 2Dr. Du Shenghua of Beijing Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine sits every Tuesday and Saturday in Beijing Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine; 3.

If there is no abnormality in the combined strength of unsteady walking, it is necessary to consider the presence of extrapyramidal impairment, i.e., impairment of coordinated movement. This type of brain damage can cause unsteadiness in walking, from deep sense, which is the posterior cord of the spinal cord, to the cerebellum or thalamus, for the following reasons:

1. Posterior spinal cord injury: there is usually a partial diet or lack of vitamins, etc., and the instability of walking caused by this kind of damage can be mediated by vision, that is, it is relatively stable when walking with the eyes open, but there will be obvious instability after closing the eyes, or it is very difficult to walk in the dark, which is the cause of posterior cord ataxia;

2. Cerebellar ataxia: whether you look or not, you may have symptoms of dumping to the sides or tilting back and forth, and other cerebellar signs will also appear, such as ataxia, which refers to the nose pointing very crooked or abnormal distance discrimination, that is, it is difficult to compare the distance;

3. Damage to thalamic or frontal lobe contact fibers: corresponding walking instability symptoms will also occur.

Therefore, if you walk unsteadily, you usually have to identify it according to the specific **.

There are many reasons for unsteady walking, such as simple excessive fatigue, fever, cervical spondylosis, illness, physical weakness, and hypoglycemia, which can generally be relieved in a short time. If there is dizziness and strong dizziness for a long time, accompanied by unsteadiness in walking, the following situations need to be considered:

1. Peripheral vestibular lesions, such as benign episodic positional vertigo, labyrinthitis and Meniere's disease caused by degeneration of inner ear organs, are mostly accompanied by vertigo, nausea and vomiting.

2. Cerebrovascular disease, ischemic cerebrovascular disease, such as cerebral insufficiency caused by atherosclerotic stenosis, cerebral infarction caused by arterial embolism, especially insufficient blood supply to the blood vessels of the cerebellum and brainstem, will lead to long-term dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and balance disorders. Cerebellar hemorrhage can also cause symptoms of dizziness and unsteadiness in walking, which requires timely medical attention.