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I feel heaviness in eyes and head along with dull ache in neck and upper back and legs with sometimes in arms with numbness. I have mild cervical spondalysis. Sometimes when I need to have urge for passing stools I feel weakness in legs and arms. I am feeling totally discomfort throughout the day. There is feeling of dizziness sometimes. Kindly suggest something
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A pers with known case of cervical spondalysis need fallow ups at regular intervals to assess the condition
Your symptoms might be purely due ro cervical spondalysis or may be due to other underlying condition
Sou need a examination with few investigations
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Consult a gen physician or neurologist
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Please get a complete physical examination done by a General Physician. A few investigations will have to be done. You didn't mention how much time you spend on the Laptop or mobile screen.
Depending on the abnormalities found he will refer you to a Neurologist or a General Surgeon.
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Cervical spondylitis probably main cause ie neurogenic. Others r due to anxiety.
Gaba pentin one at night.
Tab eterocoxib Mr one after breakfast.
Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH.
Advise
Light neck exercises in physiotherapy session with physiotherapist.
Light diet home made semiliquid non spicy.
Vertin8 mg three times or sos for dizziness.
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Your symptoms of heaviness in the eyes/head, numbness in the arms, and weakness in the legs suggest that your Cervical Spondylosis might be causing nerve compression (Radiculopathy). However, the generalized weakness and dizzy spells also point towards potential nutritional deficiencies, specifically Vitamin B12 or D3, or even fluctuating blood pressure. We need to evaluate your neurological reflexes and physical posture to determine if the leg weakness is linked to the spine or a metabolic cause. A detailed history of your daily routine and stress levels is essential for a complete diagnosis
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Maintain an ergonomic posture while working—keep your screen at eye level and use a firm pillow. Try neck isometric exercises but only under supervision. To rule out deficiencies, I recommend a basic Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D profile. For a structured management plan for your spondylosis and weakness, feel free to connect with me for a detailed consultation."
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Do not ignore the numbness or weakness in your limbs, as prolonged nerve compression can lead to permanent damage. Avoid any sudden jerky movements of the neck or lifting heavy weights until we confirm the severity of the spondylosis. If you experience any sudden loss of balance or severe blurring of vision, seek immediate medical attention."
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You are a diagnosed case of vertigo and on medication too. Is natural to have pain in shoulders, neck and head due to this. You need to s strengthen your muscles of the shoulders and neck for its permanent solution. Check on your posture too. Best would be to visit a if p physiotherapist who can assess your posture and suggest you ways to correct it or even use Kinesio tapping to correct it.
The other concern of pain it legs while passing motion could be due to constipation if you have that. Get your S. calcium/ S. Alkaline phosphate/ VIT D tests done. Review here with reports.
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As suggested above
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Avoid neck bending, sideward turning, using high pillow.
For weakness and numbness, get blood sugar, Haemoglobin. Vit b12, d, done and share results. take tab neurobion forte one daily for 4 weeks.
Tab antoxid one morning and one evening for 4 weeks
Tab shelcal 500mg one morning and one evening for 4 weeks. .Consult online after 4 weeks.
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