Has Anyone Experienced Sudden Weakness In Legs So Much That It Is Difficult To Walk? Began With Leaning And Unable To Straighten Up.

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My husband was diagnosed over 2 years ago and this has never happened. He is on medication for tremors. He walked about 4 times more than usual. Woke up today sore but ok. Thank you.

August 18

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Thank you so much for your response! Yes he walked 4 times as much as he usually does. Thank you very much, it is something he really needs to think about now.

August 18

Are you saying he had walked four times as much as usual that day, and consequently lost strength in his legs? This does happen to me. I think you have a certain amount of strength, and if you use it up, it takes time to replenish. Pace yourself.

August 18

Yes, members of MyParkinsonsTeam have shared similar experiences. One member mentioned, “My biggest challenge has been overall balance.” Another said, “I lose my balance very easily.” These issues can be related to various symptoms of Parkinson's disease, such as:

- Changes in posture: Stooping or postural instability
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