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Pain In Groin Region Towards Ovaries, Weakness, Pain In Legs, Ovarian Cyst, Numbness, Buzzing Vibration In Uterus After Traumatic Childbirth 7 Years Back. Opinion?
Hi, I wish to have a reply from you good doctors . My last child birth was in dec 2006 ( C section). It went quite traumatic for me , loss of blood etc , however , I survived . Since then I am having different problems with my health , such as;
1) Stress inside uterus
2) Pain around groin region ,extending maybe towards ovaries..
3) General weakness
4) Pain in legs
5) Developed Ovarian cysts
6) For the last two years feeling numbness, buzzing vibration in uterus extending towards my left leg first that has now some times I feel in my right leg too.
7) Got my Brain CT scan etc but all were clear>
8) Doctors here are unable to diagnose , one of them told me I am having sciatica .
Please need your expert opinion.
Regards
Mrs. Khan
1) Stress inside uterus
2) Pain around groin region ,extending maybe towards ovaries..
3) General weakness
4) Pain in legs
5) Developed Ovarian cysts
6) For the last two years feeling numbness, buzzing vibration in uterus extending towards my left leg first that has now some times I feel in my right leg too.
7) Got my Brain CT scan etc but all were clear>
8) Doctors here are unable to diagnose , one of them told me I am having sciatica .
Please need your expert opinion.
Regards
Mrs. Khan
Wed, 24 Jul 2013
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Your symptoms suggest you have vitamin D and calcium deficiency.
I suggest you to get your vitamin D and calcium levels.
If it is found to be low, consult your physician to prescribe calcium with vitamin d supplements.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Your symptoms suggest you have vitamin D and calcium deficiency.
I suggest you to get your vitamin D and calcium levels.
If it is found to be low, consult your physician to prescribe calcium with vitamin d supplements.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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