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Weakness after removal
I had done my dhs removal on 4 March and it's been 2 weeks and I feel very tired,weakness lethargic etc from 2 days and always sleepy also.had taken hhcepo-cv tablets for 2 weeks as told by doctor maybe as I had burning urine after surgery.is it any side effect of removal of rod.all my reports were normal before surgery but was little anaemic .should I go for any further test and I have burning foot and restless legs.when wil the pain lessen when folding.
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Dr. Abhishek Bhalotia
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Gondia
First you need to rule out any systemic infection like UTI by a physician. Post implant removal weakness and burning in legs is very rare. You can start some physio and see for a week if it's better. If not consult your surgeon again to rule out other things like slipped disc etc.
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