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Walking Aids for LEMS Patients
Walking aids are tools, such as canes or walkers, that can help patients with Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome to improve their mobility. Read more about it here.
Have you tried any of these walking aids? Which one(s) work best for you?
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Yes! When I leave my home I can only ambulate short distances with a cane or longer distances with a rollator that converts to wheelchair for frequent rest periods. It’s hit or miss whether I need my cane at home depending on my pain/symptoms. Usually I use a cane 50% of the time at home. Then there’s days when I can’t walk at all and either have to crawl or be carried to the bathroom. Not fun! My ambulatory difficulties are from a combination of LEMS & severe neuropathy.
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