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Intermittently, My Back And Lips Go Numb. What Might Cause

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Posted on Sat, 15 Jun 2019
Question: Intermittently, my back and lips go numb. What might cause this?
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Answered by Dr. AJEET SINGH (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Numbness back and lips under evaluation

Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to Ask a doctor.
I am Dr Ajeet XXXXXXX

There might be multiple reasons for that.
Most likely causes include a trauma to back,muscular stress and injury,partially herniated intervertebral disc,peripheral neuropathy,alcohol use disorders,vitamin B deficiency,amyloidosis,vasculitis,atherosclerosis and paraneoplastic syndrome etc.

Here I would like you to share your personal history.Do you smoke and if yes how many sticks per day?Do you take alcohol and how often?Do you have any comorbid conditions like diabetes?Is there any history of trauma to spine or history of lifting heavy weights ?Have you got your lipid and vitamin B12 levels checked in the recent past?

Waiting for your revert.
Regards.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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Intermittently, My Back And Lips Go Numb. What Might Cause

Brief Answer: Numbness back and lips under evaluation Detailed Answer: Hi... Welcome to Ask a doctor. I am Dr Ajeet XXXXXXX There might be multiple reasons for that. Most likely causes include a trauma to back,muscular stress and injury,partially herniated intervertebral disc,peripheral neuropathy,alcohol use disorders,vitamin B deficiency,amyloidosis,vasculitis,atherosclerosis and paraneoplastic syndrome etc. Here I would like you to share your personal history.Do you smoke and if yes how many sticks per day?Do you take alcohol and how often?Do you have any comorbid conditions like diabetes?Is there any history of trauma to spine or history of lifting heavy weights ?Have you got your lipid and vitamin B12 levels checked in the recent past? Waiting for your revert. Regards.