Walking problems are abnormalities and issues in performing the activity of walking. They can be patterns that cannot be controlled and hurt how we walk as individuals. Difficulty walking can be caused by genetic disorders, physical injuries, or underlying medical and neurological conditions.
It hampers day-to-day functions and makes walking a difficult task.
In some cases, walking difficulties can be temporary. These include physical injuries such as cuts, sprains, and cramps in the legs that reduce the functioning of the feet and back, which facilitates walking.
In other cases, an individual could have neurological issues, leg injuries, or behavioral concerns. Other causes can be an injury to the bones, infections in the knee and other parts, and chronic illnesses such as arthritis that can cause inflammation and reduce the ability to walk freely.