I have cervical canal stenosis and already had surgery but still dealing with numbness in my legs and can't walk without support. Is homeopathy a good option for me to get better? What treatments would you suggest?

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It is a mechanical problem. Spinal cord is pressed from inside. Surgery is only option. Bit it needs to be done precisely. Homeo won't help. Meet an orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in spine.

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I have cervical canal stenosis and already had surgery but still dealing with numbness in my legs and can't walk without support. Is homeopathy a good option for me to get better? What treatments would you suggest?

It is a mechanical problem. Spinal cord is pressed from inside. Surgery is only option. Bit it needs to be done precisely. Homeo won't help. Meet an orthopaedic surgeon who specialises in spine.

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I've been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia and my neurologist prescribed meds along with blood tests and a brain MRI. From what I've read, allopathy doesn't offer a permanent cure and surgery seems complicated. Can Ayurveda actually help treat this condition long-term?

I'm really worried about my mom because she's having trouble opening her eyes lately. Her eyelids aren't drooping or anything, but she says it gets really hard to keep them open, especially in the evening. Could this be something serious, and what might be causing it?

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