In diabetic patient body is lethargic due to this. Plz workout in periodic manner. Do not over exaggerate. Plz share the test reports in DM

For your concern we start from basic it is the case of sciatica if numbness and tingling is present and for long standing the pain appear it’s sciatic pain so firstly we need x-ray and for diabetes confirmation you need a labe test (HBA1C) it’s show 3 month history of diabetes after that I am going to any conclusion

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It is better if ahe follows HAIP DIET.  The knee pain is a inflammatory response due to diabetes. She will need advanced guidance on diet and certain herbs and supplements that can help. You can consult through HAIP DIET.  Com website

Proper detailed history and physical examination needed for further opinion.

Advise Mahamanjistadi kashaya 20ml-0-20ml with warm water + kaishora guggulu 1-0-1 before breakfast and dinner Tab Centis 1-0-1 after breakfast and dinner Dashmoola haritaki lehyam 1tsp at bed time with warmwater or warmmilk Chitrakadi vati 1-0-1 before breakfast and dinner Above medicine to be taken for 15 days after 15 days For external application Kottumchukkadi thaila+ pinda thaila warm and apply over thigh and other painfull areas  30 mins  before hot water bath

1 Rheumayog with gold 2 tab twice daily after meal for 7 day then 1 tab thrice daily for 7 day s then 1tab twice daily for 15 days 2 Massage Rheumasyl oil in the affected area 3 Trifala guggle 2 tab daily at bed time

First, we would need to know since when she has been diabetic. Her recent sugar values are a bit high although do not seem very alarming, but we would need her HbA1c and other blood reports to assess her average sugar levels, any possible deficiencies and overall health. Her thigh and leg difficulties could have several causes, including diabetic neuropathy ( for which you are already taking winaxon plus), spine or nerve-related problems, or nutritional deficiencies, varicose veins all of which can contribute to weakness or other symptoms, . A general health check-up and appropriate investigations are therefore important before reaching a conclusion. Depending on the underlying cause, Ayurveda offers various treatment options, including external therapies and Panchakarma-based treatments for nerve-related conditions, along with supportive approaches for diabetes and deficiencies. After reviewing her reports the condition can be properly assessed and appropriate treatment plans can be suggested.

Add b12, calcium iron supplement in diet.

Based on the symptoms provided, the extreme pressure sensation, tightness, and inability to bend the left leg properly strongly suggest a nerve-related involvement, potentially secondary to metabolic changes, as the blood sugar levels (Fasting: 123 mg/dL, Post-dinner: 188 mg/dL) are in the impaired/borderline diabetic range. In Ayurveda, this presentation closely aligns with 'Urustambha' or a complex Vata-Kapha obstruction (Avarana) affecting the 'Snaayu' (ligaments/nerves) and 'Kandara' (tendons) of the thigh. The prescription of Winnaxon Plus injection (which contains high-dose Methylcobalamin/Vitamin B12) by the diabetologist confirms that the primary therapeutic focus is on treating nerve exhaustion or peripheral neuropathy. This condition is treatable, but it requires addressing both the nerve conduction and the underlying blood sugar dynamics simultaneously.

Good to note you are planning health n fitness for parents. There are so many things to assessment while reverse about nutrition n endurance and bone health status so better to communicate with treating dr

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Dear mam A diabetic patient especially of your mother's age has numerous conditions that can give rise to leg pain. 1. Neuropathy 2. Arthritis 3. Varicose veins 4. Deep Vein Thrombosis 5.. Sciatica To name a few. My suggestion is to assess the condition first and then take proper action for her. This is better to come on a video consultation with me

Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

For this history, the cause should be identified rather than assuming it is simply “diabetic nerve pain.” Diabetes can cause neuropathy, but one-sided thigh tightness with difficulty bending the leg can also have muscular, hip/lower-back nerve, or vascular causes. Because she has persistent one-sided thigh/leg symptoms, I would suggest a proper reassessment by a physician/orthopedic or neurologist. If there is swelling, warmth/redness, increasing pain, or visible swollen veins, a blood clot (DVT) needs to be ruled out urgently, often with a Doppler ultrasound. Regarding Winaxon Plus, it contains methylcobalamin, folic acid and niacinamide and is generally used for nutritional deficiency; it may be appropriate when a clinician suspects B12/other nutritional deficiency, but it doesn't by itself establish or treat the underlying cause of thigh pain. Her fasting 123 and post-dinner 188 mg/dL readings should also be reviewed with her diabetes doctor rather than changing medicines based on these two readings alone. If she develops sudden swelling of the leg, severe worsening pain, chest pain or breathlessness, seek emergency medical care immediately. If you want to consult me, please share her recent HbA1c, B12, vitamin D, kidney-function reports, current medicines, and any ultrasound/X-ray/MRI reports along with exactly where the thigh pain starts and whether there is numbness or weakness.

Ohkk don't take artificial sugar and fruits sugar also For pain you can massage with sarso oil and swedan sikhai means and Aapko kahi agar arkpatra mile toh us par sarso ka oil lga k sikhai kare knee ki Stiffness kam ho jai 15 days pain me relief milega Moringa ki sbje le jyada voh calcium rich hoti h

examination is very important in this case .