Hello doctor,
I am facing symptoms like lower head heaviness, left ear pain, left leg and feet pain, pain in the arm and hand especially on the left side, cannot focus on moving objects with both the eyes, dizziness.
My ear is normal after getting checked with an ENT specialist, but there's a lot of pain in the ears.
After waking up in the morning, it is difficult to walk with the left leg because it gets stiffed and hurts while walking. The whole body has stiffness in the morning.
Lower back stiffness and pain too, what could these refer to?
And when I try to neck exercises, I get dizziness the whole day.
Thanks
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It could be because of migraine or cervical spondylosis or because of pain due to postural problems if it is sudden onset. Morning stiffness could be because of arthritis.
To confirm get a MRI of cervical spine, ESR, CRP, vitD/B12 test done.. consult a physician or neurologist for CNS examination and ENT for vestibular function tests.
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Avoid overly aggressive cervical manipulation or traction, use of antibiotics and corticosteroids.
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