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What Causes Sudden Paralysed Hands And Painful Abdominal Cramps?

hi there Can i ask u doctor a question? My wife was taking a shower and star geting her Hands paralyzed, Painful Abdominal Cramps, we run to the hospital a did a urine and blod test, but she got mad for all the waiting, and we left widout seen the exame..
Mon, 20 Apr 2015
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Hello !
I read your question and understand your concern.
There are some metabolic disorders you should exclude. These are a possible hypocalcemia ( low plasma level of Calcium) and thyoroid gland dysfunction.
These two disorders can cause similar symptoms . I would recommend to do a blood test for calcium levels and thyroid hormones.
If these two analysis result normal I would think about a psychiatric problem. The reaction of your wife to the situation is another argument in favor of this diagnosis.
I would recommend a psychiatric evaluation for a conversion disorder.
Hope to have been helpful!
Best wishes !
Dr. Abaz Quka
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What Causes Sudden Paralysed Hands And Painful Abdominal Cramps?

Hello ! I read your question and understand your concern. There are some metabolic disorders you should exclude. These are a possible hypocalcemia ( low plasma level of Calcium) and thyoroid gland dysfunction. These two disorders can cause similar symptoms . I would recommend to do a blood test for calcium levels and thyroid hormones. If these two analysis result normal I would think about a psychiatric problem. The reaction of your wife to the situation is another argument in favor of this diagnosis. I would recommend a psychiatric evaluation for a conversion disorder. Hope to have been helpful! Best wishes ! Dr. Abaz Quka