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a 65-year-old man suddenly felt numbness and weakness in his right limbs after getting up in the morning. at first, the old man did not take it seriously. however, as time went on, the symptoms not only did not improve, but became more and more serious. what's worse, he even had problems walking. seeing that something was wrong, his family rushed the old man to the hospital. after examination, it was quickly confirmed that he had acute cerebral infarction. the doctor said that the brain is the headquarters of the human body, and all fine movements of the human body must be completed under the control of the brain. if there is a blood vessel occlusion in the brain, it will cause ischemia and hypoxia in the corresponding area. as time goes by, limb movement disorders may occur.

when limb movement disorders occur, patients will experience numbness and weakness in their limbs, and will also have an abnormal hemiplegic gait when walking.

we often hear such words: take a walk when you have nothing to do. as people age, walking has undoubtedly become the most suitable form of exercise for the elderly. walking can achieve the purpose of strengthening the body. conversely, if an elderly person is in good health, he will walk more steadily. if there is any abnormality when walking, then we should be alert to the arrival of disease.

as a doctor, i want to remind everyone that people who live long lives generally have these five characteristics when they walk.

first, people with long life spans have a steady gait when walking, without abnormal gait.