A few times in the last days to months I've experienced something where I cannot feel my legs when walking and cannot see anything unless it is inches away from me- it's like when I'm walking I think I'm standing still. I don't really feel dizzy, I just feel like I'm not alive. It seems like some kind of spasm. It only goes on for 10 minutes at a time.
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You may be experiencing a seizure disorder. It could also be related to electrolytes, but this would be extremely unusual.
I would begin with a visit to your primary doctor. Primary doctors are great generalists. They can sort out problems and refer to the appropriate specialist, if needed. Additionally, a neurologist may help. There could be a cerebral vascular issue, but this is also very unlikely
I would begin with a visit to your primary doctor. Primary doctors are great generalists. They can sort out problems and refer to the appropriate specialist, if needed. Additionally, a neurologist may help. There could be a cerebral vascular issue, but this is also very unlikely
Go see a neurologist . This may be vascular or a seizure disorder
Go see a medical neurologist soon as U can
Without anymore information than what you have described, you may be having absence seizures or what used to be called Petit Mal seizures. The question is why? and it is something you need to have evaluated by a good neurologist.
This is not normal, do not ignore it.
This is not normal, do not ignore it.