Age 40 years, female. For the last 2 months, I have been experiencing sudden electric shock-like sensations from the lower back down to both legs. It happens occasionally and is associated with severe pain. I also feel tingling and numbness in the legs, and both legs often feel heavy. I do not have any known drug allergy.
Feeling like headache, neck pain, dizziness, nausea, vomiting sensation,weak body, irritated, ligtheaded one side eye pain
Doctor, I am experiencing a daily sleep disturbance. Every morning between 3:00 and 4:00 AM, I wake up with a distinct feeling of heaviness and numbness localized to the back of my head. The sensation is quite disruptive and prevents me from getting a full night's rest. I have noticed a specific pattern: when I wake up and transition from lying down to a seated position, the heaviness and numbness start relieving slowly and after around 1 hr I start feeling better. But if I sleep try to sleep just after getting up that head heaviness remains there.
From past 4 days I have been having too much neck pain and I guess it is related to bad posture as I have a screen usage of 7-8 hrs a day.But from yesterday I have been having dizziness in my eyes and it increases in evening and especially when I see lights in dark places.I also have eyes pains sometimes.I have checked up with spine doctor he gave some medicines and told neck pain would be fine with it.I also consultated with opthalmologist and she told the eye dizziness could be due to neck.But what could be the reason of eyes dizziness.As neck pain could be related to bad posture.
My husband is having chronic stress from last 7 months 1. He is not able to sleep at all. 2. Donot feel excitement in any thing. 3. Not able to concentrate, analyse and recall the work. 4. Always feel that he will not get well or come out of it. 5. Life feels burden to him At present he is taking medication from 1 month as Lopez 3 mg Quitipin 12.5 Torvox 5 mg Betacap Enchorate Chrono After medication he able to sleep but other things not seems to improve. Rather he is unable do work
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