Sentence examples for walking problems from inspiring English sources
He was a saint who helped heal children with walking problems.
Although some symptoms of Parkinson's, like tremors, can be relieved by drug therapy, balance and walking problems are typically not helped by drug treatment.
She says a little boy with cerebral palsy with walking problems has made big progress because of the peer pressure to participate in BTS.
Electric wheelchairs can improve moving ability for people with walking problems.
Balance and walking problems, in particular, identify persons at high risk.
The primary symptoms of Parkinson's disease are tremor, rigidity or stiffness of the muscles, slow movement, loss of movement, and balance and walking problems.
The physical domain (0 8 points) consists of eight questions related to physical health, unexplained weight loss, difficulty in walking, balance problems, hearing problems, vision problems, strength in hands, and physical tiredness.
The descriptive analysis performed might suggest that the profile of responders might be related to the absence of problems with walking about, problems with self-care, no problems with the performance of usual activities and to a state of moderate anxiety or depression at the moment of capsaicin patch application.
The combination of five dimensions with three answer categories [3] result in 243 possible health states described as vectors (e.g. 11231, no problems walking around, no problems with self care, some problems with performing usual activities, extreme pain or discomfort and not anxious or depressed).
For example, health state 21223 corresponds to an individual who has some problem walking about, no problems with self-care, some problems with performing usual activities, has moderate pain or discomfort, and is extremely anxious or depressed.
Participants stated their current physical function on a 3-graded scale; no problems walking about, some problems walking about, or confined to bed, and anxiety/depression was graded as not anxious or depressed, moderately anxious or depressed, or extremely anxious or depressed.
