Severe allergic reactions (get immediate emergency medical attention): hives; rash; itching; swelling of the eyes, face, lips, tongue, throat, hands, feet, ankles or lower legs; difficulty breathing or swallowing; feeling like your throat is closing; hoarseness.
She had difficulty to elevate the right leg, difficulty to walk, and felt severe pain when getting up from a chair by a rotating movement of the body.
Symptoms of neuropathy were present if the subject had experienced any of the following in the preceding 6 months: "asleep" numbness or "dead feeling" in the feet, a prickling sensation in the feet, deep aching or burning pains in the legs, unusual difficulty in climbing stairs, difficulty with bladder control, and nocturnal diarrhea.
He was having trouble walking on his severely-swollen legs and difficulty sleeping due to all the fluid in his lungs.
Huayama, for one, complains of pains in her stomach and legs, and difficulty walking, that stop her working in the fields.
We scored them as follows: 0, active grip with hind legs; 1, difficulty grasping with hind legs; 2, unable to grasp with hind legs; 3, unable to lift hind legs, falls within 10 s; 4, falls immediately.
Mice were scored as follows: 0, active grip with hind legs; 1, difficulty grasping with hind legs; 2, unable to lift hind legs; 3, falls within 30 s; 4, falls immediately.
There was a tendency at 3 months, and a strong tendency at 12 months, to respond to a lesser extent to the last questions (pain in the joints, backache, pain in the legs, sweating, difficulty urinating).
A detailed clinical assessment was conducted to identify the presence of any clinical signs and symptoms of rickets including; enlarged wrists or ankles, leg pain, difficulty walking and bow-leg or windswept deformity, and to discount other diseases associated with bone deformities.
In addition for RFU children, a more detailed clinical assessment was conducted to identify the presence of any clinical signs and symptoms of rickets including seizures, frontal bossing, enlarged costochondral junctions, enlarged wrists or ankles, leg pain, difficulty walking and knock-knee, bow-leg or windswept deformity.
Neurological symptoms may include numbness, tingling or weakness in the arms and legs, and difficulties with walking and balance".
