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17 Nov 2004
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Tingling legs and feet and blurred vision triggered by exertion.
I frequently get a tingling sensation in my legs and feet when walking, especially when I am tired and exhausted (at the end of the day), stressed out, hot and bothered or premenstrual. If I don't slow down or stop for a few minutes, I lose my balance and trip. My vision becomes blurred and my mind becomes really foggy. I am always very tired and / or drowsy.
I have had these symptoms for more than two years already. The neurologist couldn't tell me what the problem was, but said it was possibly a myelopathy of some sort. (The tests I had included an MRI and CT scan, lumbar puncture, blood tests and nerve conduction tests). What could the problem be?
I have had these symptoms for more than two years already. The neurologist couldn't tell me what the problem was, but said it was possibly a myelopathy of some sort. (The tests I had included an MRI and CT scan, lumbar puncture, blood tests and nerve conduction tests). What could the problem be?
CyberDoc
Kristina, it might be due to an electrolyte imbalance, a blood flow/heart problem, diabetes, kidney problems, etc. the best would be to see a specialist physician and have it sorted out. Good luck.
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