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Balance problems
Could problems with gait and equalibrium be linked to memory loss?
39 yr old, Female
asked Sep 29, 2009 at 11:39AM in Neurology/Brain Disorders
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answered Nov 03, 2009 at 05:59PMI agree that you would need to see a doctor for problems with gait and equilibrium. So many things can cause problems in this arena. For example, even certain prescription drugs can cause dizziness. There are many variables in determining the cause of gait and balance problems, so seeing a doctor is the wise thing to do.
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