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Leg ankle nerve pain
My name is priyam Ganguly my age is 15 years before year mean 2024 October it started from till now my leg has some uncomfortable pain this is not too much but my leg feels like any thing inside my leg and climb up and down and it happen two times in a week and when it happen after some time my body like freezes and I couldn't describe what I experience then but very uncomfortable I think this is nerve pain because I consults a homeopathy doctor he said this it increases in cold when I compressed my leg I get some relief
Can I wear ankle belt ? How many days need to be well ? This is any other disease? Pls tell me !!!
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There are many possiblities it could be
Low calcium
Muscle spasm
Dvt
Many autoimmune
First off all go for doppler scan
It will rule out many things
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Please get your Complete Health checkup package done from a reputed Laboratory and consult a General Physician with the report.
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Leg pain combined with numbness or an inability to feel the legs could be indication of an issue affecting the nerves.
It could be due to never compression, vascular problems or vitamin deficiency.
These symptoms required a detailed evaluation to determine the cause and provide proper treatment.
Next Steps
Please consult for better evaluation and treatment
Health Tips
1. Avoid activities that worsen the symptoms.
2. Keep your legs elevated and avoid prolonged sitting if nerve compression is suspected.
3 Apply heat or cold compresses, depending on the cause.
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It could be as simple as a vitamin deficiency related pain to A clot in the leg called DVT. All you need is most likely simple blood tests and plus or minus an ultrasound scan. Start using pain medication over the counter like Ibuprofen, Paracetamol.
Thank you.
Next Steps
consultation
Health Tips
Hot compress
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In winter such pains r common, mey be nerve may be muscle spasm due to cold.
Dip your leg in hot to warm water with common salt two times for 7-10 minutes.
Wear anklet when you are aroused. At rest take them out.
Locally apply warm mustered oil with garlic. N wear a cotton shock.
Cap neurokind Od one at night it's b12 for three weeks.
UpriseD 60,000iu one per week for four weeks.
OMNI gel locally with light hand.
If feel unbearable
Eterocoxib thyocholchiside two times a day after food sos or as required.
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There can be multiple causes of muscle pain on expose to cold and some of them can be associated with autoimmune diseases . A detailed history along with examination can be helpful in differential diagnosis . With less severe cause can be due to vitamin deficiency like b12 , vit d etc . Sometimes iron deficiency can also cause them to.
Next Steps
CBC for looking for iron deficiency and profile for vitamin B12 and vitamin d evaluation.
Supplements for iron , b12 and vitamin d if found.
Consult a general physician for further evaluation
Ankle belt can temporarily relieve the pain but finding the cause and treating it is the best way to.
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-According to your query and sign and symptom you want to know about the cause and Treatment of disease as you have mentioned as above as -
-Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment as it need complete history of patient as personal and family history.
Please follow good life style as
• take bb by of fluid and
• take less spicy and fatty foods and
• take home made food only and
do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and
• keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life .
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Get Iron and vitamin profile tests done and review with reports.
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