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Feet Are Feeling Sleepy, Started Just Before Jaundice, Fatigue. Why Is This ?
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Doctor, I feel my feets are slepping every time and some current at feets, like there is less blood circulation. Sleepness of feets increase when i lie on bed.....i was having jaundice during april 13 and billi rubin reports is 0.9. problem of feets started just before jaundice and still like this.....i don't have any other sign of jaundice like fatigue etc.....my age is 36 and weight is 85 height is 5'11''. please guide. sugar is 84 (latest test)
Doctor, I feel my feets are slepping every time and some current at feets, like there is less blood circulation. Sleepness of feets increase when i lie on bed.....i was having jaundice during april 13 and billi rubin reports is 0.9. problem of feets started just before jaundice and still like this.....i don't have any other sign of jaundice like fatigue etc.....my age is 36 and weight is 85 height is 5'11''. please guide. sugar is 84 (latest test)
Fri, 23 Aug 2013
Hi and thanks for the query,
I think you might need a more critical and in depth review. Liver function tests and screening for viral hepatitis could be useful. An abdominal ultrasound to get a good idea of the nature of the liver could be also very useful. A complete physical examination and exclusion of common causes of fatigue like low hemoglobin levels or anemia, electrolyte abnormalities, vitamin deficiencies should also be carefully considered.
Thanks and hope this helps. It would be important to consult a gastroenterologist.
Bain LE, MD
I think you might need a more critical and in depth review. Liver function tests and screening for viral hepatitis could be useful. An abdominal ultrasound to get a good idea of the nature of the liver could be also very useful. A complete physical examination and exclusion of common causes of fatigue like low hemoglobin levels or anemia, electrolyte abnormalities, vitamin deficiencies should also be carefully considered.
Thanks and hope this helps. It would be important to consult a gastroenterologist.
Bain LE, MD
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