Trendelenburg gait Re: Re: Planter fascitis and Gait terms:

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Jo! I would really like to know if it worth my worrying

about it. Pain receptors tell me it is; doctors don¹t seem to know what I

am talking about.

On 2/19/04 10:22 AM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote:

>

> Subject: Trendelenburg gait Re: Re: Planter fascitis and Gait terms:

> anyone know what this means?

>

> I have a positive Trendelenburg gait sign too, although I couldn't

> tell you whether it's developed or has been there all along. I know I

> have a tilted pelvis, hip dysplasia and rotaionaly deformities of my

> leg bones too so that could be part of it I guess. I don't really

> know much about the Trendelenburg as yet but I'm hoping that during

> my week or so's stay down in Leeds General with Prof Bird it will be

> properly assessed by PT and podiatry consults. I'll let you know

> what, if anything I find out!

>

> I'm an EDS variant with Marfanoid factors by the way.

>

> Love and hugs....Jo

> xxx

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Jo! I would really like to know if it worth my worrying

about it. Pain receptors tell me it is; doctors don¹t seem to know what I

am talking about.

On 2/19/04 10:22 AM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote:

>

> Subject: Trendelenburg gait Re: Re: Planter fascitis and Gait terms:

> anyone know what this means?

>

> I have a positive Trendelenburg gait sign too, although I couldn't

> tell you whether it's developed or has been there all along. I know I

> have a tilted pelvis, hip dysplasia and rotaionaly deformities of my

> leg bones too so that could be part of it I guess. I don't really

> know much about the Trendelenburg as yet but I'm hoping that during

> my week or so's stay down in Leeds General with Prof Bird it will be

> properly assessed by PT and podiatry consults. I'll let you know

> what, if anything I find out!

>

> I'm an EDS variant with Marfanoid factors by the way.

>

> Love and hugs....Jo

> xxx

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Jo! I would really like to know if it worth my worrying

about it. Pain receptors tell me it is; doctors don¹t seem to know what I

am talking about.

On 2/19/04 10:22 AM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote:

>

> Subject: Trendelenburg gait Re: Re: Planter fascitis and Gait terms:

> anyone know what this means?

>

> I have a positive Trendelenburg gait sign too, although I couldn't

> tell you whether it's developed or has been there all along. I know I

> have a tilted pelvis, hip dysplasia and rotaionaly deformities of my

> leg bones too so that could be part of it I guess. I don't really

> know much about the Trendelenburg as yet but I'm hoping that during

> my week or so's stay down in Leeds General with Prof Bird it will be

> properly assessed by PT and podiatry consults. I'll let you know

> what, if anything I find out!

>

> I'm an EDS variant with Marfanoid factors by the way.

>

> Love and hugs....Jo

> xxx

[Guest guest]

No worries Darl, I'll find out all I can when I have my assesment -

not sure when it will be yet though, but I'll keep you posted I

promise. LoL - I can equate with the doctors not knowing what you're

talking about, it's like you've suddeny become fluent in Martian

isn't it?

Love and hugs....Jo

xxx

Thanks so much Jo! I would really like to know if it worth my

worrying about it. Pain receptors tell me it is; doctors don¹t seem

to know what I am talking about.