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Unable to stand and walk without support
My mother aged 68 years unable to stand longer (say more than 20 seconds )without support, also can't be able to walk longer without any support and this is since last one year. MRI brain and spine both normal, vitamin b12, d also normal,bp & sugar also normal. No back pain as well. Also, upper limb is fully working normal. Just problem with lower limb, especially right leg. power in right leg seems weaker than left leg.  NCV reports are attached herewith. so kindly check and revert as to this problem is due to neuropathy or due to leg muscle weakness??? And lower limb strengthening exercise, stretching exercises as well as gait training & balance exercise will help her to walk normal and stand without any support for longer as earlier??? What can it be done to make her walk and stand longer like normal same as earlier???
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It is all depends on Your Body stiffness, Nutrition Deficiency and Inflammation around the muscles and joints. Please get through full body assessment and Recover faster
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Get a second opinion from the neurologist and reports are not clear.   seek face-to-face consultation to get proper advice. 
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Try to do some bed activities in a simple way
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Avoid weight-bearing activities as of now. 
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Do please consult online for complete assessment & treatment protocol
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Please consult online for proper assessment n treatment plan accordingly,
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Consult online
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Start with stretching n strengthening exercises lower limb
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Hey there! Your pictures of the ncv reports are not very clearly visible. However how I can make out, she has her nerves damaged. Because of this, please visit a good neurologist. Get his advice first. You can also consult me online so that I can evaluate the case with depth.
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please consult a neurologist or consult me online.
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Avoid asking online consultation for a geriatric patients Meet a senior physiotherapist near by and do a detailed assessment of her then do as per physio guidance
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Hi Her lower limb muscle are weak So start physiotherapy and do take proper and regular treatment Definitely you will get result
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start little bit of walking how much she can do
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kindly start the proper rehabilitation exercises she will be alright
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Visit Nearest Physiotherapy clinic for complete assessment and treatment for better results
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