Low in potassium, legs weak, can't stand up, feels paralyzed

A cold could cause the legs to be weak and unable to stand up, feeling like paralysis. The cold was a common respiratory disease. The main symptoms included coughing, sore throat, stuffy nose, runny nose, and so on. However, a cold did not usually cause weakness in his legs. In the search results provided, there was no mention of a direct connection between the cold and the weakness of his legs. Therefore, I don't know if a cold will cause my legs to be weak and I can't stand up, and I feel paralyzed. It is recommended to consult a doctor for an accurate diagnosis and treatment advice.

The sudden weakness and paralyzing pain in his left leg could be caused by many reasons. The most common one might be a stroke, such as a cerebral hemorrhage or a stroke. In this case, one side of the limb would show signs of weakness and paralysis, indicating that the bleeding or blockage had spread to a larger functional area. In addition, the imbalance of the blood ions, such as hypokalemias, and sports injuries may also lead to sudden limb weakness and paralysis. If this happens, it is recommended to perform a head CT or head MRI examination to determine the cause and choose the appropriate treatment method according to the specific situation.

The sudden loss of feeling in one's legs and inability to stand up could be caused by a variety of reasons. The possible causes included cerebral vasectomy, lumbar spine disease, hypokalemia, acute myelopathy, and so on. If there is a single limb weakness, it is necessary to consider the problem of cerebral vessels. It is recommended to perform a CT examination to confirm the diagnosis. If it is accompanied by waist pain and thigh weakness, it may be a lumbar spine problem. It is recommended to go to the hospital for corresponding examination and treatment. In addition, hypobaric periodic paralysis and acute myelopathy may also cause sudden loss of feeling in the legs, requiring immediate medical attention. In summary, if there is a sudden loss of feeling in the legs and you can't stand up, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible for an examination to determine the cause and receive the appropriate treatment.

There could be many reasons for the sudden inability to stand up. The following are the possible reasons: 1. Blood vessel problems: Large blood vessel embolisms, high blood pressure, and other conditions may cause weakness in both legs and sudden inability to stand up. 2. [Brain disease: Brain stroke, reduced blood supply to the spinal cord, and other conditions may cause nerve damage, resulting in sudden inability to stand up.] 3. Low blood sugar: patients with low blood sugar often have hyperthyreosis, kidney acidic toxicity, Fancone syndrome, and other conditions. Abnormal blood sugar distribution may cause sudden weakness and inability to stand up. 4. Lumbar Disc Herniation: Long-term work at the desk and heavy physical activity may cause lumbar disc protrusion, and compression of the nerve root may cause weakness in both legs. It should be noted that the above is only one of the possible reasons. The specific situation needs to be diagnosed by the doctor according to the condition.

We can get some information about the girl's paralyzed legs. In document 1, a doctor discovered that a 19-year-old girl suddenly had both lower limbs paralyzed due to hypokalemia. In document 3, a girl in her 20s suddenly became paralyzed in both legs. The doctor examined her and called the police, but the girl seemed to have something to hide. In document 4, a 23-year-old girl was diagnosed with leg paralysis due to a tumor in the spinal cord. In document 7, a 25-year-old girl suddenly became paralyzed in both legs. After the doctor examined her, he called the police. The reason was still unknown. Based on this information, we can conclude that the cause of the girl's paralysis of both legs may be due to hypokalemia, spinal cord injury, or other unknown factors.

The cause of the 19-year-old girl's sudden paralysis of both lower limbs was hypokalemia. After the doctor gave her oral and intravenous infusion of potassium, she could move her legs a little. The cause of the disease was unexpected because the girl had no history of infection or trauma. The blood test results showed that her blood potassium concentration was lower than the normal range, confirming that low blood potassium caused her paralysis. As for other possible reasons, the search results did not provide more information.

"We can conclude that the reason for the little girl's leg paralysis may be due to an accident or improper movement that caused spinal cord injury while learning to dance. Some reports mentioned that some children did not move their hips properly during dance practice, causing spinal cord injuries and lower limb paralysis. However, the specific details and reasons might not be clear enough due to the limited search results. Therefore, we are unable to give a definite answer.

We can get information about the girl's legs being paralyzed for 14 years. However, these search results did not provide specific details or answers. Therefore, I am unable to answer this question.

There could be many reasons for the sudden weakness of the left leg and the inability to walk. The possible reasons for the sudden weakness of the left leg and inability to walk include cerebral venous embolisms, myelopathy, peripheral neuropathies, and lower limb vaselopathy. These reasons might involve problems such as blood vessel blockage, nerve compression, muscle disease, and so on. However, the specific diagnosis required relevant examinations and face-to-face diagnosis to determine the cause and formulate a corresponding treatment plan. Therefore, if there is a sudden weakness in the left leg and you can't walk, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and accept the diagnosis and treatment of a professional doctor.

The reason why the paralyzed girl's legs were so thin was probably because of muscle disuse. Often lying down and not moving would cause the leg muscles to gradually shrink, making the diameter of the leg thinner. This kind of situation was more common in elderly patients. Due to a serious lack of physical strength, they could not exercise regularly. However, these search results did not provide specific cases or causes of paralyzed girls with thin legs. Therefore, we are unable to determine the exact reason why the paralyzed girl's legs are so thin.