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Tingling In Hands And Feet, Headache And Dizziness. What Could This Be?
Question: I am a 56 yr old female my symptons are hands and feet mostly hands tingling. Headache behind left eye. aA little dizziness. chest pain inbetween breasts. Severe cough. all but cough have been going on for over a week. Cough last 3 days
Brief Answer:
calcium and magnesium levels, vitamin b complex
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
Tingling hands and feet deserve a good evaluation. Diabetes can cause neurological manifestations like tingling. It is important to exclude diabetes.
Low blood Calcium and Low magnesium are common causes of tingling. measurement of Calcium and Magnesium levels in blood is important. Deficiencies in Vitamin B complex Vitamins can cause also cause tingling.
Headache behind the left eye could suggest either a migraine, commonly preenting as a one sided pain (unilateral) a problem with eyes itself.
A physical examination coupled with a chest X XXXXXXX should be enough to explain why you are having chest pain. This could show an infection and thus orient treatment.
Gastritis and gastroesophagal reflux disease could also present itself as chest pain. I would suggest a proper examination done by your doctor and getting these proposed tests done.
Thanks and hope this helps. In case you have specific questions, feel free asking follow up questions through this medium. I shall be more than happy to contribute to your well being. Kind regards.
Bain LE, MD
I suggest you consult your primary care physician for a review.
calcium and magnesium levels, vitamin b complex
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
Tingling hands and feet deserve a good evaluation. Diabetes can cause neurological manifestations like tingling. It is important to exclude diabetes.
Low blood Calcium and Low magnesium are common causes of tingling. measurement of Calcium and Magnesium levels in blood is important. Deficiencies in Vitamin B complex Vitamins can cause also cause tingling.
Headache behind the left eye could suggest either a migraine, commonly preenting as a one sided pain (unilateral) a problem with eyes itself.
A physical examination coupled with a chest X XXXXXXX should be enough to explain why you are having chest pain. This could show an infection and thus orient treatment.
Gastritis and gastroesophagal reflux disease could also present itself as chest pain. I would suggest a proper examination done by your doctor and getting these proposed tests done.
Thanks and hope this helps. In case you have specific questions, feel free asking follow up questions through this medium. I shall be more than happy to contribute to your well being. Kind regards.
Bain LE, MD
I suggest you consult your primary care physician for a review.
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