Can alcohol abuse cause drop foot?

Yes: And stopping now can help. Foot drop + 33 year-old female could also be from ms or a cord lesion.

Yes: If someone fails asleep and is drunk withthe legs crossed at the knees it can put pressure on the common peroneal nerve which can result in a foot drop.Usually a person, if not intoxicated, will move out of a position that would cause this but if drunk this may not happen. Malnutrition is often associated with alcoholism and can cause nerve problems as well.

Yes: Alcohol in excess can effect the nerves called alcoholic neuropathy and cause a foot drop.