@imaGwMS 

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imaGwMS

Uber 4 MS ?

I don’t drive and uber’s are expensive as hell. I’ve been walking to work and it’s good cause that’s how i get a bit of excercise, the walk is like 30 mins and 1.70 mi long and i’m noticing that after so long my left foot(the problem foot) will start to drag and my gauge becomes more off than usual, once i get to work and sit down for like half an hour it’ll be gone by then (i always leave early enough to have time to rest by the time i get to work after my walk) so i guess me walking and being in the heat is causing these things to pop up.
@Stumbler

@imagwms , the heat won't be helping you at all. But, you're wise to schedule in rest and recovery time.

@Vixen

Hi @imagwms, exactly the same happens to me, except in half the time! My understanding is that once the core temperature rises through exercise, the nerve wiring goes haywire. That’s because lesions make it difficult for nerves to transmit. If you slow down slightly, you might be able to walk for longer. So one you rest and your temp cools, you get back to normal. That’s my understanding, anyway!