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Dr. Sonali Singh

Dr. Sonali Singh

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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7 Years Experience Overall
Kolkata
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Dr. Arundhati Banarjee

Dr. Arundhati Banarjee

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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15 Years Experience Overall
Kolkata
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Dr. Jigyasha Sinha

Dr. Jigyasha Sinha

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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8 Years Experience Overall
Kolkata
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Dr. Debangana Baruah

Dr. Debangana Baruah

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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10 Years Experience Overall
Guwahati
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Dr. Jeevan Silwal

Dr. Jeevan Silwal

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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10 Years Experience Overall
Guwahati
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Dr. Arijit Chattopadhyay

Dr. Arijit Chattopadhyay

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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8 Years Experience Overall
Kolkata
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Dr. Pradip Paria

Dr. Pradip Paria

Pediatric Neurologist

Consult for:  Numbness, Tingling Sensation, Muscle Weakness, Tremors, Loss Of Coordination, Fainting

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6 Years Experience Overall
Kolkata
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Frequently Asked Questions

Muscle weakness can result from fatigue, lack of physical activity, nerve damage, muscle injuries, infections, autoimmune conditions, or neurological disorders like stroke or multiple sclerosis.

Not always. it can happen temporarily due to caffeine, alcohol, or drinking lots of fluids. however, if it’s persistent or comes with pain or urgency, it may indicate a medical issue.

Tingling is most common in the hands, fingers, feet, toes, arms, and legs, but can occasionally occur in the face or scalp depending on the underlying cause.

See a doctor if numbness is frequent, long-lasting, affects only one side of the body, is accompanied by weakness, pain, difficulty speaking, or vision problems.

Numbness commonly affects the hands, feet, arms, or legs. it can be localized or spread over a larger area depending on the cause.

Not always. fatigue refers to feeling tired or drained, while true weakness means reduced muscle strength. it's important to distinguish between the two, as muscle weakness could indicate more serious conditions.

Yes, anxiety or panic attacks can cause tingling or numbness, especially in the hands, feet, or face, due to rapid breathing or muscle tension.

Yes, emotional stress, anxiety, and depression are major contributors to fatigue and can make you feel drained even without physical exertion.

Yes, deficiencies in vitamins like b12, d, and iron can lead to fatigue and muscle weakness. a balanced diet and supplements (if needed) can help correct this.

The most common types include tension headaches, migraines, cluster headaches, and sinus headaches. each type has distinct triggers and symptoms, such as dull pressure, sharp pain, or throbbing on one or both sides.

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