Difficulty Walking is defined as a person suffering the loss of autonomy to perform the activities of daily life and thus, reliance on third parties. This eventually ends up causing anxiety and depression.

The most common symptoms that cause difficulty walking are pain, intermittent claudication, the loosening of the hip or knee, the feeling of heavy legs, weakness, instability, insecurity (feeling of standing on uneven ground), loss of balance, or cramps, etc..

Difficulty Walking cannot be analyzed independently of the overall health of the person. For walking, it’s required for the body to function in a harmonizing way. Walking is a very complex function, central to the person and is coordinated, in detail, by the nervous system. The Trouble Walking expresses an imbalance in the body, a disharmony, and a loss of vital order.

The difficulty in walking is usually the expression, emerging from the interaction of nervous system irritation that has occurred since intrauterine life: surgery, trauma, falls, thrills, inflammatory processes so infectious, stay prone, aggressive treatments. Such attacks can be registered (cellular memory) as interference fields, in places where these attacks occurred.

Symptoms of Difficulty Walking

Back Pain

Walking and balance can be affected by back pain or lower limbs. The primary causes in the elderly include: sciatica, spinal stenosis osteoarthritis, osteoarthritis of the hip or knee, peripheral arterial disease, and disorders of static plantar or “painful foot of the old.”

Astasia

It is defined as instability for standing with spontaneous retropulsion (astasia), and the inability to walk without the presence of any pyramidal or Parkinsonian syndrome. This disorder is frequently observed in the elderly and may be related to brain imaging in a frontal lesion, hydrocephalus, an incomplete state or, conversely, for no apparent cause.

Balance of Psychic Origin

They are sometimes found in the elderly. Characterized by a slight imbalance, discreet enlargement polygon, shorter steps and slow walking. The precautionary step is commonly found in the elderly, a conservative approach related to anxiety that appeared after falls, and could lead to Difficulty Walking.

How Canadian Disability Benefits Helps?

Canadian Disability Benefits is acting on behalf of people with various disorders such as Inability or Difficulty Walking, and ensure that no one is deprived of the benefits of Disability Tax Credit, offered by the Canadian government. Canadian Disability Benefits ensure that each affected individual receives the full amount, and does not miss any benefit. Canadian Disability Benefits acts on behalf of the applicant, and facilitates the process of obtaining the disability tax credit benefits.