How does numbness in legs/feet affect embolisms? - numbness in legs more condition_symptoms
I had a pulmonary embolism was diagnosed in both lungs, and the cause is not diagnosed. I had numbness pads on the bottom of both feet for 2 to 3 years and recently had a stiff muscles in my left hip to the knee. Is it possible that the deafness had / has nothing to do with me with the blood thinning drug warfarin to be mine?
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Numbness In Legs More Condition_symptoms How Does Numbness In Legs/feet Affect Embolisms?
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Indirectly. Usually numbness in the feet is a sign of either 1) blood, or 2) of venous insufficiency of the legs and that means they have a kind of vascular disease. Venous insufficiency in the vein, the blood and does not deliver what you wanted, and then more swimming pools are in danger of blood clots subsequently found in the lungs. As you can see is stunning indeed a sign of something else that could be related to a pulmonary embolism in combination. Alternatively, you can include peripheral neuropathy, which is frequently found in diabetes, makes it more likely that you are of vascular disease involving the formation of blood clots, to suffer the stroke. Or they can be completely independent. I hope this gives you an idea!
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