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What Could On And Off Dizziness, Fatigue And Pain In Groin Indicate?
My husband is 74yo. Has had heart checked by cardiologist , passed stress test. Lungs checked by pulmonologist, that s also ok. Nephrologist says his kidneys are somewhat compromised, but not causing the symptoms he s having. His symptoms are dizziness off and on, extreme fatigue, no energy, pain in groin and down legs. Left foot starting to drag a little at times. No one seems to have a clue. Where should we go next?
Welcome to HCM I have read and understood your query Hope it may help Foot dragging is a sign of an underlying neurological, muscular or anatomical problem.I would suggest you to get your husband checked by a neurologist.He may run few tests like a Xrays and MRI or CT brain and spine. I will be happy to know if it was helpful.You can approach us anytime with another query Regards Dr Faeza Sherdil
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What Could On And Off Dizziness, Fatigue And Pain In Groin Indicate?
Welcome to HCM I have read and understood your query Hope it may help Foot dragging is a sign of an underlying neurological, muscular or anatomical problem.I would suggest you to get your husband checked by a neurologist.He may run few tests like a Xrays and MRI or CT brain and spine. I will be happy to know if it was helpful.You can approach us anytime with another query Regards Dr Faeza Sherdil