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Legs sensation (knees)
I am a epiteptic patient for last 15years. And I am taking medicine for 15yrs. Last attack was on 9yrs back. My age is 33. I used to masturbate alot in childhood (2-3 times
A week). Now I controled it a lot.
Now I feel a sensation on my knees and shoulders joints, as if I seems to fell down. If I climb a staircase i feel the same, if I walk a long walk i feel the same, even if I have a large volume of work sometimes I feel the tiltation or sensation. When I stay alone the feelings comes very strongly. And I think that I will fell down.
Please help what will i do?
Please suggest
I am very nervous now.
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Dr. Vinay Gupta
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36 yrs exp
Bilaspur
It has nothing to do ur masturbation. Consult ur neurologist, for review and suggestions regarding, medications.
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
Sexologist
12 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
why so long medicies if last episode was 8years back.?
which antiepiltic?
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Dr. Syed Saquib
Psychiatrist
13 yrs exp
Nagpur
Consult your treating neurologists under whose Treatment you are. Sometimes the anti epileptic drugs can give such symptoms. No need to panic juat consult the doctor personally.
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Dr. Anand P R
Sexologist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..
It could be side effects of your epilepsy drugs or vit d deficiency..
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