My wife sufferings headache from more then 2 years And last 2 months she suffered daily headaches on head all sides. We consult MD doctor and she completed migraine medicine 10 days course but still not help. Now doctor ask us to another specialist who can confirm about CT/MRI Did we right track?
I always feel a lightheadedness with pain at base of my skull which sometimes goes to back of the ears. My neck remains stiff too. I got rhinitis allergy once at 2019, my nose feels congested too. It's disturbing, i feel lack of focus in studies with this. Is this ear issue or neurological or bone? Whom should I meet ENT? or orthopaedic or neuro surgeon?
I have pain in whole back majorly right hip ,both legs majorly right leg .I don't know what to do .it eases when I lie down and sit on soft surfaces but walking feels difficult and body feels so tight .I have more of a momentary pain then when I am stable.i have attached the mri .
Hello Doctor, I have recurrent neck/cervical pain. I previously had around 14 days of physiotherapy and took neurological medication for a few days, which helped temporarily, but the pain has returned. My pain usually starts in the back of my head and then moves to my neck and shoulder. Sometimes I feel pain/clicking sound when moving my neck. I also occasionally experience blurred vision along with headaches. I also have sinusitis and a nasal polyp. Could these contribute to my symptoms? Considering all these symptoms, should I consult a neurologist, orthopedic doctor, or ENT specialist first? Do I need any examination or imaging?
My mother developed sudden slurred speech and numbness on one side of the face, so we took her to a nearby multispecialty hospital immediately. She was evaluated by a neurologist, who ordered an MRI brain with MR angiography (report attached) and an ECG. The neurologist said there was no major acute abnormality on the MRI, advised her to continue her current medications (Tazloc 40 and Zapiz 0.25), and recommended a cardiology review with echocardiogram, lipid profile, fasting blood sugar, and HbA1c tomorrow. However, her slurred speech and facial numbness are still present. If the MRI does not show an acute stroke, what could explain these persistent symptoms? Could this still represent a TIA/small stroke not visible on imaging?she had Bell's palsy (she had Bell's palsy 3 years ago but got cured), or another neurological condition? What additional evaluation or management would you recommend?
Most of us have said it—“It’s just a headache.” We pop a pill, squint at the light, and push through the day. But for millions of people, headaches—especially recurring or severe ones—are not minor inconveniences. They are silent disrupters that seep into daily life, strain families, ...
Headache is a common neurological symptom. It is of two types - Primary and Secondary. Migraine and Tension Headache are common primary headaches. Secondary headaches may happen following trauma, tumor or infection. Primary headaches are benign and do not threaten life. Migraine ...
KNOW STROKE SYMPTOMS FOR NO STROKE- BE FAST TO RECOGNISE THESE SYMPTOMS1. BALANCE - SUDDEN LOSS OF BALANCE.2. EYES - SUDDEN LOSS OF VISION IN ONE OR BOTH EYES OR DOUBLE VISION OR BLURRING OF VISION.3. FACE - FACIAL DEVIATION TO ONE SIDE OR ...
Migraine is one of the most common Headache type in society. At least one family member suffer from this attack once in their life time. Due to migraine many people discontinue their jobs, many absent in office and female away from cooking. Children discontinued their school for this ...
Whether it's a child or a grown-up, difficulty in concentrating is often experienced by many people. While, people tend to brush off this particular problem to be nothing worth being concerned about, but sometimes, there may be a more serious underlying issue for which concentration problem is ...
