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I know there's a myriad of reasons why people lose the ability to walk, but are there any in which it's a matter of what sounds like memory degradation(i.e. you
by knowaveragejoe 6y ago
I know there's a myriad of reasons why people lose the ability to walk, but are there any in which it's a matter of what sounds like memory degradation(i.e. you need to remind a particular set of neurons what they previously "knew")?
Total non-expert here and legitimately curious.
- LordDragonfang 6y agoSometimes people with severe brain damage in the motor section can lose the ability to walk, yes, but that can also be solved with traditional physical therapy (brains are amazingly adaptive things, and can even repurpose other sections into motor function). Butlike I said, traditional PT is a much less invasive solution to that, so I have no idea what GP is talking about.