Numbness

For numbness, see neurologists first.

Reduced or lost feeling in part of the body. Long-term numbness in the hands or feet is often from diabetes or a trapped nerve.

Also searched as: অবশ, অবশ লাগে, obosh, obosh lage, onubhuti nai

Go to hospital now

  • Sudden numbness on one side of the body or face
  • New numbness around the genitals, anus or inner thighs; or new trouble passing or controlling urine or stool with back or leg symptoms
Call 999

Who to see: Neurologists

A neurologist tests the nerves and finds where the problem is.

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Common questions

Which doctor should I see for numbness (obosh)?
See neurologists first. A neurologist tests the nerves and finds where the problem is.
When should you go to hospital straight away?
Sudden numbness on one side of the body or face; New numbness around the genitals, anus or inner thighs; or new trouble passing or controlling urine or stool with back or leg symptoms. Emergency number: 999.
Where can I find neurologists?
Most neurologists are listed in Dhaka (246), Chattogram (59), Mymensingh (44), Cumilla (39), Jashore (29). Pick your district for chamber addresses. DhakaChattogramMymensinghCumillaJashore

General information only, not a diagnosis. If you are worried, see a doctor.

Sources: nhs.uk