Two of the most common changes in fatty liver disease patient’s walk are a staggering gait and a tendency to fall, as per the Liver Trust.
A staggering gait is usually described as an ataxic gait, which means that the walking is uncoordinated.
Reports have drawn similarities between an end-stage fatty liver disease and Parkinson’s.
However, according to the Neurological Examination Report, “Unlike Parkinson’s disease, this is characterised by rapid progression, early postural and gait problems […],” explained the journal.
