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My mother is a 44 yr old woman witch once a while gets really bad seems shes about to faint saying she can't feel her body from the hips upward?
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Too vague: There are too many possibilities to discuss here as the symptoms are not specific enough to a make a diagnosis. It could be an anxiety reaction, a neurologic syndrome, a metabolic problem, etc. I would have her start by seeing her primary care physician.
Answered 4/6/2014
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