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Unable to eat and drink properly what should i do and which doctor should i consult neurologist or psychiatrist??Some times i also get problem for pronunciation too Is it cureable??
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Start with a General Physician.
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Initially you should consult a neurologist for a clinical examination and investigations.He may decide to refer you to a psychiatrist if needed.
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*URGENT MEDICAL ATTENTION NEEDED* Symptoms worsening – **Summary:** 1. Difficulty eating/drinking 2. Pronunciation problems (dysarthria) 3. Previous symptoms: arm pain, head pain, body weakness, burning feet **Pointing strongly towards Neurological issue** – Consult a: **NEUROLOGIST** (immediately – today if possible) Possible underlying causes: - Stroke - Brain tumor - Neurological disorders (MS, Parkinson’s, etc.) - Swallowing disorder (dysphagia) causing eating/drinking issues **Psychiatrist would be consulted later if Neurologist suspects underlying mental health connection*
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**Psychiatrist would be consulted later if Neurologist suspects underlying mental health connection**
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Please visit neurologist, vit b12 levels to look for. As you are young, chances of viral infection is there
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need more details. These details aren't enough
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