A mobility limitation refers to any condition or impairment that affects a person’s ability to move freely or perform daily activities. Examples include:
•Chronic pain: Persistent pain in areas such as the back, joints or limbs that makes walking or standing for extended periods challenging.
•Join Inflammation: Joint inflammation that can limit movement and flexibility, impacting tasks like climbing stairs or reaching high shelves.
•Muscle weakness: Experiencing weakened muscles, affecting an individual’s ability to lift objects or maintain balance.
•Difficulty walking or not able to walk: Individuals may be unable to walk or have difficulty walking and need the use of assistive devices like canes or wheelchairs to support mobility.
•Limb Difference: Individuals may have differences in limb length or function or use prosthetics to support mobility.