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Less action with left hand n leg
My dad s 68 years old n he s a diabetic patient, takes tablets regularly. Now from 2 days his left hand and left leg actions are weird, he s actioning with little difficulties. When asked he s saying like he s doing good. But it's evident that his actions r different not able to lift the hand n while taking steps his legs action s quite different but most importantly his hand coordination s different. Whom to consult. Can v check the diabetic level and BP r should I visit a Doctor, if so kindly suggest the specialist for this problem.
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It could be TIA immediately rush to good hospital and consult neuro physician
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consult neuro physician and neurologist
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Hi I think he has got a silent stroke called TIA. Plz take him to nearby good hospital.
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consult in person with neuro physician for proper diagnose and treatment.
At this age due to diabetis it is common to loose strength and grip.
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