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Dizziness and legs weakness while walkin
Age 40 years
Height 5.7
Weight 89kg
Symptoms
1) light headness,Dizziness or being pulled like the feeling from the back of the neck.
2) weakness or unbalanced feeling in legs. Fall like a feeling.
3) Symptoms especially start in the afternoon. On the lunch table at the peek. Evening walk also discomfort.
4) All blood reports are normal. BP normal. Mild LVH in 2D echo.
5) Can walk continuously but above mentioned discomfort.
Please suggest.
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1.Do you feel neck pain along with radiation to any of your upper limbs?
2.Is there any weakness in your upper limbs either side?
3.Does it happen only during the afternoon lunch or all the time?
4.Does your dizziness increase with change in posture or your head position?
Get an MRI Cervical spine done if 1/2/ both 1 and 2 are present.
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Age 40 years
Height 5.7
Weight 89kg
Symptoms
1) light headness, Dizziness or being pulled like the feeling from the back of the neck.
2) weakness or unbalanced feeling in legs. Fall like a feeling.
3) Symptoms especially start in the afternoon. On the lunch table at the peek. Evening walk also discomfort.
4) All blood reports are normal. BP normal. Mild LVH in 2D echo.
5) Can walk continuously but above mentioned discomfort.
Please suggest.
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