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My mother is having age of 62,She is having- diffuse cerebellar atrophy & chronic small vessel ischemic changes in b/I fronto- parietal lobe.No e/o acute infarct. Now, she is facing difficulty in walking due to vibration in legs.
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Such cases are come in Geriatrics and Ayurved has good results in such conditions. There are some medicines which help in such cases.
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Do her Lipid profile and Vitamin B12 and share the reports on online consultation.
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Start physiotherapy for her legs.
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