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Pain at Right Leg knee back side, calf
1.)Dad is having right leg knee back side pain and calf pain 2.) right leg thumb finger moved slightly Towards second finger and became stiff And right leg knee moved medially towards Body 3.) chappal is slipping 4.) walking and climbing steps Right leg stepping 1sec slower than normal 5.) numbness in both hands and fingers DIABETIC since 13yrs HYPERTENSION 2yrs Medication  using Glycomet GP2 Telma 40 Gabapin plus 300 Gla 120 Neu Q Here are xrays and mri brain, Spine Can any one tell whats the problem Please
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Sound like your dad might have suffered a stroke. That's when in high blood pressure, a small blood vessel in brain Bursts and part of the brain tissue gets damaged. This affects movement/walking/speech etc could be anything. Neurologist needs to look at him ASAP.
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He needs physical consultation
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