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Walking ability changes
LN2010
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hi
sorry for a strange subject heading.
I wanted to ask if children develop abnormal walking styles or it’s always the way they walked?
We arent diagnosed CP but she had baby signs of it and never followed it up as she seemed to have caught up.
My daughter was 2 in January and since then her walking has changed. We were watching closely as my boys have abnormal walking gait due to their difficulties and she walked with her feet straight ‘normally’.
Since 2 she’s struggling to walk and is in pain with her bad Side now. Her left has always been stronger than her right side. She was left handed very early aged until she got some right hand strength about 18m old and colours and draws using her right now.
sorry for a strange subject heading.
I wanted to ask if children develop abnormal walking styles or it’s always the way they walked?
We arent diagnosed CP but she had baby signs of it and never followed it up as she seemed to have caught up.
My daughter was 2 in January and since then her walking has changed. We were watching closely as my boys have abnormal walking gait due to their difficulties and she walked with her feet straight ‘normally’.
Since 2 she’s struggling to walk and is in pain with her bad Side now. Her left has always been stronger than her right side. She was left handed very early aged until she got some right hand strength about 18m old and colours and draws using her right now.
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Hi @LN2010
Good to talk with you. If your daughter is having difficulty walking and is experiencing pain, I would contact your doctor for a checkup.I also mention some info on the Scope website that might be of interest:
Cerebral Palsy: https://www.scope.org.uk/support/families/diagnosis/cerebral-palsy
Parent Guide: https://www.scope.org.uk/support/families/parents-carers
Keep in touch and let us know if we can help further.
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