Physical disabilities refer to conditions that affect a person's mobility or physical functioning. These disabilities can result from various causes, including injuries, illnesses, or congenital conditions. Individuals with physical disabilities may have difficulty walking, lifting, or performing daily tasks, which can impact their independence and quality of life. Common examples of physical disabilities include paralysis, amputation, and muscular dystrophy. Many people with physical disabilities use assistive devices, such as wheelchairs or prosthetics, to help them navigate their environment. Society aims to promote accessibility and inclusion for individuals with physical disabilities through legislation and community support.