Consult superspecialist like physiotherapy

Please get it evaluated. Don't ignore it.

Continue with your neurologist’s advise. Consider having a brain scan due to unilateral symptoms. All the best. WWW.JGSR-HEALTH-EDUCATION.IN

Seems due to anxiety.

Based on: • 3 weeks of fluctuating right-sided tightness • Symptoms improve with movement • Normal CBC, HbA1c, LFT, KFT, CRP • History of OCD and anxiety • Repeated strength-testing behavior • On Sertraline This pattern is much more consistent with anxiety-related functional neurological symptoms rather than a structural brain or nerve disorder. Why? ✔ Symptoms fluctuate ✔ They improve with distraction/exercise ✔ No progressive weakness ✔ No persistent numbness ✔ No objective deficit reported by neurologist ✔ Repeated checking behavior is reinforcing the sensation When symptoms were neurological (like stroke or MS), they would: • Persist or worsen progressively • Cause clear weakness, slurring, imbalance • Not improve just by exercise Your description strongly suggests somatic anxiety + hyperfocus on one side of the body. The fatigue you feel in the right hand/leg is likely from over-testing and muscle tension, not nerve damage.

If you want to discuss your problem in more detail, feel free to message me on WhatsApp at nine one one nine two five five six nine nine for a detailed free discussion

I don't think it's due to any neurological cause. There are no any nerve damage If u feel really your right side weakness than go for neurological examination like power, tone, reflex, planter examination, UMNLsigns , facial UMN signs, sensory examinations

Avoid fried and spicy food .water intake more Do connect and consult

Dear Patient, Your symptoms of right sided tightness in cheek and hand fluctuating dizziness and fatigue with repeated checking are most consistent with anxiety related muscle tension and heightened body awareness rather than a serious neurological disease, especially since your blood tests are normal and symptoms improve with activity. In anxiety and OCD the brain can amplify body sensations leading to perceived tightness numbness or imbalance which can shift in intensity. Repeatedly testing strength or focusing on one side can cause muscle fatigue and reinforce the sensation, creating a cycle of symptoms and worry. Improvement with exercise is a reassuring sign and suggests normal nerve and muscle function. What you should do Continue regular physical activity and stretching as advised by your neurologist Avoid repeatedly testing or checking the affected side Practice relaxation techniques breathing exercises and mindfulness Maintain good sleep hydration and balanced nutrition Continue prescribed psychiatric medicines regularly Medicines No additional medicines are usually required beyond your current treatment unless advised by your doctor consult me if Persistent progressive weakness facial drooping speech difficulty or severe continuous dizziness New neurological symptoms that do not improve with activity Most patients with anxiety related body symptoms improve significantly with reassurance exercise and anxiety control. For further guidance and personalized treatment you may consult me online anytime.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Please consult with a neurologist

Consult with neurologist physically in nearby hospital.

Consult to neurologist

Hello, Based on your description, the symptoms appear fluctuating and improve with activity, and your basic investigations are normal. This makes a serious neurological cause less likely. Anxiety and repeated self-checking of strength can increase muscle tension and fatigue, especially on one side where attention is focused. Since your neurologist has already evaluated you and advised regular exercise, it would be best to continue structured physical activity and avoid repeatedly testing your strength, as that can worsen perceived tightness. If you notice persistent objective weakness (dropping objects, difficulty walking, facial deviation, slurred speech), severe continuous dizziness, or new neurological symptoms, you should seek immediate medical evaluation. Otherwise, continue follow-up with your neurologist and discuss anxiety management strategies, as symptom amplification due to anxiety is common and treatable. In case of further assistance, you may consult me again.