Alcohol-related ataxia Has anyone been diagnosed with alcohol-related ataxia? |
Yes but it resolved with abstinence x |
Originally Posted by daisy1
(Post 7288938)
Yes but it resolved with abstinence x Thank-you Daisy...How did ataxia affect you? (if you don't mind me asking)...And how long did it take to resolve? xx |
My walk was strange, I sort of over reached my knees and stomped, very poor balance with frequent falls. I would try to eat or drink and also over reach that and hurt my teeth. Almost every movement was abnormal towards the end until I could barely move! I would say I had daily improvements for about a month - my family said about a month later 'oh wow look at your normal walk' which surprised me at the time because I didn't know I was any different. Are you ok what's happening with you? X |
My balance suffered for sure. I was never diagnosed with anything because I didn't go to the Dr. After nearly 5 years sober, my balance is still improving. I am on vacation right now and most of the folks I am with can't wait to drink. They have discipline to make it until dinner usually. Then they have 2 drinks and start getting sleepy by 7 pm. It is addiction, just not that bad. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by daisy1
(Post 7288982)
My walk was strange, I sort of over reached my knees and stomped, very poor balance with frequent falls. I would try to eat or drink and also over reach that and hurt my teeth. Almost every movement was abnormal towards the end until I could barely move! I would say I had daily improvements for about a month - my family said about a month later 'oh wow look at your normal walk' which surprised me at the time because I didn't know I was any different. Are you ok what's happening with you? X |
Not sure if it is the same, but for a period of a month or two I forgot how to walk up stairs. I. Forgot. How. To. Walk. Up. Stairs. I literally couldn’t remember and had to hold the rail and take one step at a time. I was drinking pretty heavy in that period and that was my only explanation. |
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