What is the condition of unsteady walking?

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.

Dizziness and unsteady walking caused by eye factors are due to the destruction of the function of binocular monovision, resulting in double vision in both eyes.

Long-term lack of exercise or calcium deficiency and lack of nutrients in 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 is a problem with the body's balance. In general, it may be a problem with managing the body's balanced vestibular function. It is also possible that dizziness causes unsteady walking, and cerebrovascular problems are not completely ruled out.

There is also the possibility of unsteady walking caused by long and short legs. So. To find the cause of unsteady walking, it is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment in combination with other symptoms of the whole body before a conclusion can be drawn.

A simple walk that is unsteady may involve more diseases.

Elderly people walk unsteadily, generally due to knee problems, or cerebellar problems, which are common diseases of the elderly and need to be treated**!

If it is an elderly person, it is estimated that there is a problem with cerebral blood circulation, and the narrowing of blood vessels is most likely to cause dizziness and unsteady walking. Young people also have unsteady walking due to head injuries, and sometimes walking unsteadily with human anesthesia (drinking).

If you don't walk steadily, you will fall, so if you often do this, you should go to the doctor.

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.