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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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What Causes Tingling In The Arms And Legs?

Hi doctor this last days I feel tingling in my right arm and leg . And my right hip hurt , I have difficulties to walk . So , please doctor could you tell me what cause that ? . I m 29 years old , I went to the emergency 3days ago because I felt so tired and all this symptom , but they said it s not my heart . So , please if you have any idea . Help me .
Thu, 31 Mar 2016
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hi,

thank you for providing brief history of you.

since the tigling is on side of the body with pain in the hip first we should rule out any spinal cause. for which you may have to undergo a spine MRI which your ortho might recommend you. if the spine is all fine then we need to look more deep into thr case and get assessed by a neurologist. as certain symptoms may be related to stress, work related injuries or any unknown cause. to get a catch hold of the cause we need to use the specialist and they really help come close to our small and big problems.

I wish you a speedy recovery with the grace of God
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What Causes Tingling In The Arms And Legs?

hi, thank you for providing brief history of you. since the tigling is on side of the body with pain in the hip first we should rule out any spinal cause. for which you may have to undergo a spine MRI which your ortho might recommend you. if the spine is all fine then we need to look more deep into thr case and get assessed by a neurologist. as certain symptoms may be related to stress, work related injuries or any unknown cause. to get a catch hold of the cause we need to use the specialist and they really help come close to our small and big problems. I wish you a speedy recovery with the grace of God