Neurological Disorders
Question #21174
19 days ago
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Numbness in legs - #21174

Vijay shah

Having numbness in legs and fingers in hand from last two months,difficulty in walking. Wearing chapals get wet,no sugar,no BP,age 70.vegetarian,jain, while walking no pain,but after relaxing pain starts.

Age: 70
Chronic illnesses: Asthma mild Recently completed course for prostate.
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Avoid sour, fermented and processed food. Regular exercise. Tab.Brahmi 2-0-2 Tab.Kaucha 2-0-2 Cap Stresscom 1-0-1
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19 days ago
Thank you for sharing your concerns. Based on the information provided,it is important to consider several possible causes. Given your age and recent medical history, including mild asthma and a completed course for prostate issues, the symptoms may be related to peripheral neuropathy, spinal issues (such as lumbar spondylosis or nerve compression), or circulatory problems. The numbness and pain after rest can also be signs of neurogenic claudication or postural nerve compression. The sensation of wetness in your footwear, despite no visible moisture, is often reported in cases of peripheral neuropathy. This can sometimes occur even in individuals without diabetes, and may be related to vitamin B12 deficiency, nerve compression, or other neurological conditions. Internal medicines: 1. Maharasnadi kashayam twice before food 2. Tab yogarajaguggulu with kashayam 3. Tab samshamana vati twice after food 4. Pindathailam application over lower back and numbness areas 5. Dhanwantaram thailam 101 avarti 5 drops in 1glass cowmilk at night I recommend the following Neurological evaluation – Including a physical exam and possibly nerve conduction studies. Blood tests – To check for vitamin deficiencies (especially B12), thyroid function, and inflammatory markers. MRI of the spine (lumbar and possibly cervical) – To rule out nerve compression or degenerative changes. Vascular assessment – To rule out any circulatory issues. In the meantime: Avoid prolonged sitting or standing in one position. Maintain a balanced vegetarian diet rich in B12 (consider supplements if levels are low). Wear comfortable, well-fitting footwear to prevent further nerve irritation.

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