Episodic Mobility Problems: Queen Elizabeth II has had to cancel several public events in recent months due to her illness. In February, he had to be admitted to the hospital due to Coronavirus.
Queen Elizabeth II Disease: Queen Elizabeth II died on 8 September at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, ending her 70-year-old rule. Let us tell you that Queen Elizabeth II had Episodic Mobility Problems, due to which she had trouble walking. Because of this, Queen Elizabeth II had to cancel many public events. In February this year, due to Coronavirus, she had to be admitted to Queen Elizabeth II Hospital.
Queen Elizabeth II was suffering from this disease
Please tell that Queen Elizabeth II was suffering from episodic mobility problems. Because of this, Queen Elizabeth II had to cancel several programs such as the state opening of Parliament, and Easter and Remembrance Day in the last few months. In May this year, Buckingham Palace was informed that Queen Elizabeth II had episodic mobility problems.
What is an episodic mobility problem?
According to a report published in HealthinAging.org, a person suffering from episodic mobility problems has instability while walking, and difficulty in sitting and getting up in a chair. Episodic mobility problems can be seen not only in the elderly but also in the youth. There is also muscle weakness, joint problems, pain, disease, and neurological difficulties. According to CDC estimates, more than 8 million people in the US have difficulty walking or using stairs.
Significantly, there is no formal diagnosis of episodic mobility problems. Episodic means that the fluctuations in a person's mobility come in episodes. For example, chronic pain flare-ups, swelling of joints in any season, and injury can affect the mobility of a person.
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