Disequilibrium/Wobbly feeling

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Asked for Male, 30 Years

Hi doctors, For the last 1 year or so, I’ve had a minor wobbly, unsteady feeling in my legs when standing or walking. I feel fine lying down and fine when I wake up, but thus wobbly sensation shows as the day passes. I ignored it because symptoms were mild and nothing major happened (no falls or severe episodes), but it persists and fluctuates. I have no spinning vertigo, headaches, numbness, or speech issues. What could be the potential causes for this disequilibrium. Where should i contact for the actual diagnosis.

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Dr. Harsha Narayanamurthy Neurosurgeon 24 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harsha Narayanamurthy

Neurosurgeon 24 yrs exp Bangalore

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You need to be examined by a good neurologist or a neurosurgeon, and will almost certainly need an MRI of the brain and upper (cervical and thoracic) spine. You will most likely need some blood tests as well, including a Vit B12 level.

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