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What Does Imbalance In The Legs Indicate?

In March I was sick with what felt like a flu, but no fever, vomiting or diarhea, just no appetite and very tired. In April as I would walk, my knees would buckle. This continued and then affected me from the waist down with a very unstable gait and legs giving out. I am 65 had back surgery and 2 knee replacements as was doing fine. I am concerned it is a neuro-muscular problem and it is getting worse rapidly. I don t even know what specialist doctor to go to.
Mon, 25 Sep 2017
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dear
Frequent weak ness in muscle ang givng way rightly suggest some neuromuscular issue,it can be better dealt with by a neurologist .
However a prolonged viral infection with improper dietary input diarrhoea can also cause such symptoms of weakness.
Hence please cncentrate on your nutritious diet and rest as well.
hope this helps
most welcome for further queries
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What Does Imbalance In The Legs Indicate?

dear Frequent weak ness in muscle ang givng way rightly suggest some neuromuscular issue,it can be better dealt with by a neurologist . However a prolonged viral infection with improper dietary input diarrhoea can also cause such symptoms of weakness. Hence please cncentrate on your nutritious diet and rest as well. hope this helps most welcome for further queries