If your parent shows even a few of these signs, don't wait — this kind of leg numbness doesn't go away on its own; it needs a proper exam by a doctor.

Your parent may have gone to a Kru Khmer for coining — called "khyâl cap" (wind-catching) — and felt better for a while. That's normal. But when the spinal disc has already slipped and is pressing on a nerve, coining alone can't reach the root cause. A specialist exam and an X-ray/scan are needed first to know exactly how far the disc has slipped and which nerve it presses.

The doctor examines first, then tells you plainly what to do next. No promise of instant relief or a fixed outcome — only a proper exam so you know the right next step.

This is a real doctor, working at a real hospital in Ho Chi Minh City. Prices are written down clearly in advance — nothing hidden.