Brain and Spine Problems

Hi Saviours, I am a software engineer and used to sit around 12-13 hours a day. Recently i am feeling a mild sensation in my lower right leg (sometimes a sharp pain for 1 sec, then it goes) , I consulted a neurologist he has advised to take maxgallin which i am taking. I did a full body test, not diebetic and thyroid. No problem in Kidney and Glycolayed haemoglobin. I was having triglycerides 200 and SGPT 85 in LFT (it was earlier 125 and SGOT was 57, triglycerides was 280 due to my alcoholic nature) , i quit alcohol 2.5 years ago , from that day the numbers are decreasing. Vitamin D was 17, I am also taking medication for Cholesterol (rosuvas) and for vitamin D supplements (uprise D3). Now can anyone tell me why this sensation happening in only one leg , in the lower right leg? Is it due to Peripheral Neuropathy or Poor circulation due to my lifestyle or from medication side effects?? I am going to meet the DR on Saturday though, but putting this question here to get some info

Hi I have tinnitus for the last 2 year's and in my mri report they mentioned "Type 2 Vascular loop in right internal audio canal' Pls advice.

Hi, I am suffering from migraine headache from the past 8 years. My age is 24. For every 3 months, it is triggering by the loss of vision and then it is leading to severe headache and then  10 vomitings occuring for every 3 months. Can I use migraine injections regularly to prevent the headache? Any other alternative to reduce it because it is getting severe every time. Thanks

My grandfather (77yo) suffered internal bleeding in his brain. A blood clot formed and it went to the part of his brain that's responsible for bodily movement, speech, sight etc. He was rushed to the ICU 3 days ago. Although he has had bypass surgery, his heart is fine. By now, he needs ventilator support for breathing and his legs are jerking sporadically. BP is 140/77. The doctor, after several reports, scans, and diagnoses has concluded that he won't survive and that we can take him off the ventilator and let him pass if we choose to, or he'll suffer the entire time he's on life support. Not to mention the extended financial burden. Is one doctor's conclusion enough to allow us to take off life support? Given that he is not brain dead, and his heart and respiratory functions are working, however weakly so, is it legally safe for us to decide to let him pass? Dead or alive isn't crystal clear, could it count as attempted murder if we choose to take off life support?

My 2.5yrs was gone through EG and his report it was found generalised epilepsy. Pediatrician has given him medicine sodium valproate.

I have severe backache from past 15 days Taken few medicines neurobin alpha d, etotroy mr, troysist D 3 that time it was ok but again triggered Suggest me the needful

My mother is aged 59 and having diagnosed white matter ischmic changes in brain CT scan, BP and cholesterol. Having medication for the same ecospirin-AV, Remylin AX and BP tablet. Now had spinal cord MRI since she is feeling to fall sometimes occassionally. Please review the atta hed whole spine MRI scanning report and provide the views. Is the problem is age related and can be treated with medictaion for better feel.

I used to get slapped frequently on the back of my head in my school days. I worry if this will cause any long term problems to my head?

Should I avoid sleep after getting hit in the head pretty hard? I recently got hit in the head but had no sign of concussion.Should I sleep as usual?

1) medium sized cortical subcortical area of encephalomalacia with gliosis in the right anterior temporal lobe- likely sequelae of old ischaemic insult 2) multiple small chronic lacunar infarcts in the bilateral gangliocapsular regions and thalamus 3) chronic small vessel ischemic changes within bilateral frontoparietal periventricular, deep and subcortical white matter 4) mild diffuse cerebral athrophy