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Falling forward

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Oct 14, 2023 | Replies (41)

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@jamienolson

Hello @robseverson! Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Thank you for posting.

I would like to introduce you to members @abramsm, @ryman, @hopeful33250 and @eflood- who are all members here on connect that have discussed balance issues at some point. Can anyone comment to @robseverson about having an issue falling forward? and if there was anything that helped you? Do any of you have a pacemaker that can comment on "falling forward"being an issue?

Rob, since you mention participating in a balance therapy program, I would think that it would be helpful for you to reach out to your therapist and ask for a suggestion on what you should do. Maybe there is something that can help aid you when you are walking? If you do end up contacting your PMR therapist, let us know what he or she suggests so future readers can benefit as well. (Thank you!!)

While we wait for others to join conversation I found some tips on Lifestyle and home remedies that you might find helpful- http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/dizziness/basics/lifestyle-home-remedies/con-20023004

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I am sorry I can't help much with this as my problem is being dizzy. Hopefully therapy will help. I wish you the best as I know how frustrating and limiting balance problems can be.