3. Stroke
You may think that a sudden leg weakness has nothing to do with a stroke, but they’re actually related. A stroke happens when the blood supply to your brain is interrupted because of a blockage or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts. It can cause a sudden weakness or numbness in the face, legs, or arms.
Other symptoms and signs of stroke include difficulty speaking, sudden confusion, a sudden, severe headache, and an uneven smile or dropping of one side of the face.
If you or someone else is having a stroke, act quickly and call 911 or your local emergency services as soon as possible. Prompt treatment is crucial to recovering from a stroke. The risk of long-term complications reduces as soon as the patient receives medical attention.
2 thoughts on “10 Causes of Sudden Leg Weakness—No. 8 Is Very Common”
It just happened to me in the last I would say one month or one and a half month I just fell down first when I fell down I banged my head on the floor because I lose conscience for the 007 seconds and second time it just happened this morning when I went to washroom and going back to the bedroom my legs they just give up but nothing else this time I fell down between my bad this time I had a little problem to get up on my bed somehow I grab myself for one side of the bed and I manage to get up so I would like to know what really happening and I start to worry a little bit especially when I’m walking and going outside would you please let me know
My husband suddenly can’t walk. He is on hospice is that the problem