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foot drop

Well it is aggrevating to say the least!!! Started day before yesterday and found out from research it can be caused by weight loss. Ugh!!

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My Mom had "drop foot" but that was from a botched surgery in her leg. She had to wear a special prosthetic so she could walk normal. Is yours permanent?

I need to google this because I have no idea what it is....

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I don't know if it happened because of crossing my legs should take 3 or so days to get better. If not I will discuss it with my doctor in June. But gosh I know what it feels like. I can't imagine what your mom goes through

I had a foot drop from before wls my disc collapsed on a nerve in my back had to have back surgery. I thought it go away but hasn't. It's a pain in the a**. I also can't feel half if the foot.

I have also heard it can be from lack of vitamins too.

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