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Dizziness During Walking, Imbalance. No Improvement With Treatment. What Should Be Done?
Dear Sir, Right now i am treating with Or-tho Doctor my problem is I am feeling So Much Uncomfortable always feeling very Dis-comfort, while walking i get dizziness feeling and my leg are going some other way , i treated with ENT Doctor & General Doctor & Neurologist for only Consulting in my first stage Now Or-tho, no one giving me correct Treatment i am sufffering this disease for past 9 Months please any one can help me to get out of this problem pls reply me in this following mail YYYY@YYYY
Feeling of dizziness and unsteady gait could be because of problem in cerebellum of brain or any mass lesion in brain or from ENT cause
Doing CT Scan or MRI of brain along with a complete neurological examination will help you in reaching diagnosis
If these are normal, then sometimes anxiety can give rise to dizziness, but it cannot explain your "legs going some other way".
I would suggest, if at out-patient level, diagnosis is becoming difficult, then getting admitted to a tertiary care super-specialty hospital will actually help in diagnosis and further appropriate management
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Dizziness During Walking, Imbalance. No Improvement With Treatment. What Should Be Done?
Feeling of dizziness and unsteady gait could be because of problem in cerebellum of brain or any mass lesion in brain or from ENT cause Doing CT Scan or MRI of brain along with a complete neurological examination will help you in reaching diagnosis If these are normal, then sometimes anxiety can give rise to dizziness, but it cannot explain your legs going some other way . I would suggest, if at out-patient level, diagnosis is becoming difficult, then getting admitted to a tertiary care super-specialty hospital will actually help in diagnosis and further appropriate management