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Head spin and nervousness(ghabrahat)
My mother is 50 years old.from last 5 days she is feeling head spin(sir ghumna).some times she feels nervousness(ghabrahat).before 1 week she has taken painkiller injection for frozen shoulder.plss suggest treatment🙏
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Check her blood pressure.
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There may be a different reason for her nervousness. It's not related to the pain killer she received for frozen shoulder.
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give complete history that is possible with consultation, ask for anxiety and tension. , check blood sugar level
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It may be due to vertigo
Consult treatment online
She will be ok in 2 days
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If she is having Bp , sugar problem.. If possible consult physically to your nearest doctor for checking of bp and blood sugar level..
Weakness ke wajah se bhi chakkar and tension ghabrahat hoti hai.. Sabse pahle to ghabrana nahi.. Sab thik ho jayega..
If not possible to consult physically then consult online
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Good morning
Dont worry
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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consult for more discussion on ur problem and treatment chat privetly,
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