Tibialis Anterior Trigger Points Foot drop is one of the most common mobility problems following a stroke Also known as drop foot or dropped foot, the condition describes the inability to lift the foot and toes properly when walking. This in turn can lead to trips and falls, and an overall loss of confidence when walking. The client with foot drop will find it difficult, if not impossible, to control their foot and to turn the foot and ankle upward (dorsiflexion). As the client walks, the affected foot will flop rather than be able to be placed, with little or no...
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