To podiatrists: how many times do you see asymmetrical gait in patients?

Not uncommon: There are many reasons why this can occur and it is not uncommon at all.

All the time: With your past medical history, it may be common to see abnormal gait patterns due to chronic back injury/ pain. Collapsed arches or flat feet can contribute to instability generally.

Extremely Common: And easy to fix most times with orthotics or shoe adjustments. This type og gait and lead to knee, hip low back pain and others. Get it checked.

Very common: One foot may be more internally or externally rotated during walking.