Weak foot, bilateral

Because the rating depends on the underlying condition causing your weak feet, medical records that document that condition and link it to the muscle atrophy, circulatory disturbance, or weakness in both feet are central. Examination findings that confirm symptoms in both feet — such as documented muscle wasting, reduced strength, or circulation problems — help establish that the condition meets the description in the regulation. Records showing the presence and severity of the constitutional condition driving the weak foot are also relevant. Statements from you or people who know you that describe how the weakness in both feet affects walking, standing, or daily tasks can help show the extent of the functional impact, which bears on how the underlying condition is evaluated.