Hi
My mother has been lately complaining about fatigue and pain in leg area, this happens when she does lot of movement in a given day.
Any solution to this?
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Overuse of the leg leading to fatigue of the muscles. Ask her to rest for few days and then start with 50% activities and increase slowly on a weekly basis.
Fatigue could be due to many reasons like iron deficiency, vit B complex deficiency, back problem etc.
Is she diabetic or hypertensive? What is her age?
Next Steps
She needs to be assessed completely.
She should consult a Physician or Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist for further evaluation and treatment.
Proper assessment may need to done. Could be because of some vitamin deficiency or calcium deficiency.
Or it can be because of weakness and loss of muscle strength. In that case strengthening exercises would be helpful.
Next Steps
visit your family physician get calcium , vitamin b12 and vit d3 assessed . if all normal visit a physio therapist
Ask her to dip legs in hot water for 10- 15 min.. Elevate the legs over 2 pillows for 10-15 min..
Regular change of posture..Avoid prolong standing or sitting..
Do regular calf stretching n strengthening exs everyday.
Next Steps
Meet a physiotherapist for proper evaluation
Also check B-12 levels
Consult a general family physician about this. Fatigue happens if there is hypothyroidism. Maybe the doctor could suggest you get her thyroid test done. Once that is ruled out get her vitamin levels checked. If it’s not a vitamin deficiency they it’s probably just lack of strength. Hope this helps
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