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Severe Peripheral Neuropathy And Axonopathy And Foot-drop

i am 30 yrs ol guy having a problem of severe peripheral neuropathy and axonopathy and footdrop since 1998 so is there any remedy to cure the problem
Thu, 6 Jan 2011
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What is the cause of neuropathy ? Is it diabetic peripheral neuropathy ? You should be assessed to see the range of passive movements in the ankle and to check any available muscles for transfer etc if possible. You may be benefit from dynamic splints which can be worn cosmetically inside the shoes and trousers. It may be possible to transfer the available other muscles to lift your foot up or fix your ankle in desired neutral position by surgery.
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Severe Peripheral Neuropathy And Axonopathy And Foot-drop

What is the cause of neuropathy ? Is it diabetic peripheral neuropathy ? You should be assessed to see the range of passive movements in the ankle and to check any available muscles for transfer etc if possible. You may be benefit from dynamic splints which can be worn cosmetically inside the shoes and trousers. It may be possible to transfer the available other muscles to lift your foot up or fix your ankle in desired neutral position by surgery.