Hi doctor. My mother is 56 years old and has high blood pressure. Recently, my mother is tired, can't eat or drink anything, every time she eats a little, she feels nauseous, in 1 month she has lost 12kg. My mother went to the doctor and was diagnosed with thyroid disease. After taking the medicine prescribed by the hospital, it got better but only for a few days, then the pain came back. Currently, my mother has numbness in her hands and feet, trembling, nervousness, and can't sleep. The doctor asked me what was wrong with my mother? How to improve?

The doctor told me, am I pregnant or dizzy, numb in my fingers, often tired and weak in my limbs, ringing in my ears like a pounding heart, not sleeping well and not eating well. What's wrong with me please?

Stroke (cerebrovascular accident) is an acute brain injury caused by blood vessels. Every year, about 800,000 people in the world have a first or recurrent stroke. Of which, Vietnam has about 200,000 people with stroke each year. Stroke is the third leading cause of death and the leading cause of disability.

Numbness in the hands during pregnancy is usually not a serious health problem but it greatly affects the daily life of pregnant women. The following test will help pregnant women recognize and have appropriate treatment when encountering this condition.

Pregnant women often have numbness in their hands and feet during pregnancy, which is a common physiological condition and is caused by many different reasons. Pregnant women often have numbness in their hands and feet, causing discomfort.

Having cold hands and feet even when not in a cold environment is quite common. Although uncomfortable, it is usually not a cause for concern as it may just be the body's natural way of maintaining temperature. However, if this condition is persistent and accompanied by changes in skin color, it may be due to problems with nerves and blood circulation. So what causes cold hands and feet and what can be done to limit it?

A herniated disc is a disc that moves out of position inside the vertebrae, when impacted or traumatized, or the disc degenerates, cracks, and clinically often manifests as nerve pain.