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Suggest Treatment For Imbalance With Slight Limping

I constantly feel as if my equilibrium is thrown off. At times I feel ok but a majority of the time I just feel like I have no balance and if I m walking feel like I need to hold onto something so I don t fall over. Or walk faster cause I feel if I walk slow the tipping over feeling is worse. I can t even balance on one leg while standing very long. Also slowly over the past while I ve had a slight limp to my left leg especially when I m tired. I ve tried allergy medicine, stopped drinking coffee. I never had these issues before but now they seem to be getting worse slowly.
Wed, 15 Apr 2015
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Hi,
Dear, in my opinion your symptoms could be due to affection of your brain pathways, called extrapyrimidal tracts, the best would be to consult a neurologist and get investigated for the cause and take appropriate medication.
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Suggest Treatment For Imbalance With Slight Limping

Hi, Dear, in my opinion your symptoms could be due to affection of your brain pathways, called extrapyrimidal tracts, the best would be to consult a neurologist and get investigated for the cause and take appropriate medication.