Walking unsteadily, easy to fall, what s going on?

Unsteady and shaky walking, cerebrovascular disease is considered, and cervical spondylosis may also be caused. Trauma leads to intracranial hemorrhage or cerebrovascular malformation, which can lead to cerebellar dysfunction or local sensory impairment, causing ataxia, and symptoms of unsteadiness and frequent shaking when walking, which are difficult to control. In severe cases, you may not be able to stand normally, or you may fall down frequently while walking.

Patients with cervical spondylosis are also prone to unsteady and shaky walking. Maintaining a poor sitting and standing posture for a long time, and having bad behavior habits, such as often bowing your head and playing with your mobile phone, will lead to the onset of cervical spondylosis, dizziness when standing up suddenly, numbness in the cervical spine, and unsteadiness when walking. If you often have symptoms of unsteady walking and shaky walking, you should go to the hospital in time for relevant examinations, and after diagnosis, you should be targeted.

Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and get rid of bad habits. Generally speaking, in order to achieve the true sense of "stability" when walking, it takes about three or four years old. Of course, different children, because of the strength of physical fitness and athletic ability, some children's balance ability will be relatively stronger.

However, balanced exercises and enhanced nutrition (especially meat, which can help with muscle strength) can speed up this process.

There are many reasons for unsteady walking, including different gaits. Spastic hemiplegic gait is common in stroke sequelae. Spastic paraplegic gait, common in children with spinal cord injury and cerebral palsy.

Apraxia gait is common in bilateral frontal lobe lesions, such as normal pressure hydrocephalus, progressive dementia, etc. Small gait is common in frontal cortex or white matter lesions, but frontotemporal dementia should be noted and may also be associated with Parkinson's disease. The gait in Parkinson's disease is due to substantia-striatal lesions.

Dystonia or choreoathetosisGait is common in athetosis, Huntington's disease, etc. Cerebellar ataxia gait due to cerebellar hemisphere lesions. A drunken gait is common with alcoholism or barbiturates.

Sensory ataxia gait, common in subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord, tabes dorsalis, and sensory neuropathy.

Gait instability occurs when there are lesions of the spinal cord, brainstem, vestibule, cerebellum, and cerebral cortex that cause uncoordinated reflexes and muscle lesions.

1) Peripheral neuropathy: such as peripheral neuritis caused by various **.

2) Posterior cord lesions: such as tabes dorsalis, subacute combined degeneration, etc.

3) Vestibular labyrinth lesions, such as vestibular labyrinthine inflammation.

4) Cerebellar lesions: such as cerebellar hemorrhage, cerebellar infarction, cerebellar tumor, cerebellar inflammation, etc.

5) Lesions of the frontal lobe, temporal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, corpus callosum and other parts of the brain such as hemorrhage, ischemia, inflammation, tumor, etc. It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Unsteady walking is likely to be a disease, and one of the causes of their disease is very numerous, generally speaking, low blood pressure or leg problems, that is, lumbar disc herniation, or sciatica, etc., may also be caused by cervical spondylosis. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital to do a relevant examination, and let the medical appraisal agency do a professional work on this matter.

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.

Dizziness and unsteady walking,It is usually caused by lesions in these areas:

The first is the cerebellumThe cerebellum is an important organ that controls the fineness of our human movement, and our human body can complete the movement in a coordinated manner, relying on the cerebellum;

The second is the vestibuleThe vestibule is located deep in our ears and acts as our body's balance receptor.

The semicircular canal is a bit like a horizontal tube in the engineering process, which helps us feel the position and balance of the body.

The third is the part of the spinal cord that transmits positional awareness。Positional awareness means that when we close our eyes, we can know where our hands and feet are. This is very important for us to walk, you just imagine, if you can't feel your feet in the **, walking must be one foot deep and one foot shallow, especially when going up the stairs, you may fall not lightly.