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Pain and Swelling Behind the Left Ear: Possible Neurological Concerns

Pain in the bony prominence behind the left ear? Hello Doctor, for the past three days, I have been experiencing pain and inflammation in the bony area behind my left ear, which has started to swell slightly. It hurts when I touch it or tilt my head back. Thank you for your respo...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
The protrusion behind the left ear is the mastoid process, and your symptoms may indicate mastoiditis. It is advisable to consult an otolaryngologist for evaluation.

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Headaches from Weightlifting: Understanding the Causes and Solutions

Headaches caused by exercise? I would like to consult a physician... I have been working out, and during a recent session while doing some weightlifting (with a set of 10-12 repetitions), I felt pain on the right side of the back of my head during the last few repetitions (which ...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
The symptoms indicate a strain in the neck muscles, but the duration of the symptoms is unknown. It is advised to stop exercising until a physician can evaluate the condition.

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Understanding Facial Nerve Issues: Symptoms, Causes, and Solutions

Facial nerve Hello Dr. Yeh, I have a friend who is also 32 years old, and she recently mentioned that her facial expressions have become somewhat stiff, and she occasionally experiences slight involuntary muscle twitches on the left side of her face. I suspect it might be due to...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
If the aforementioned symptoms have begun to affect your daily life and those around you, a possible solution may involve taking some anxiolytics when necessary.

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Understanding Your Child's Hand Pain: When to Seek Medical Help

The hand cannot move? Hello, my daughter is two and a half years old. In the past six months, her caregiver often reported that her left hand sometimes becomes stiff and she cannot move it, which may be due to pain, causing her to cry for an hour until she can move her hand again...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Please go to the Hematology-Oncology Department at the medical center without delay.

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Is It a Concussion? Understanding Symptoms After a Motorcycle Accident

Is it a concussion? I had an accident two days ago while giving someone a ride on my motorcycle. I fell on my left side and hit my head, but fortunately, I was wearing a helmet, so I didn't have any external injuries to my head. At the time, I felt a bit dizzy and had some p...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
There should be no major issues, but if it persists, an EEG (electroencephalogram) can be performed.

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Understanding Peripheral Nerve Disorders: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Peripheral nerve disorders refer to conditions that affect the peripheral nervous system, which includes all the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord. These disorders can result from various causes, including trauma, infections, metabolic issues, autoimmune diseases, and here...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Is there nerve compression? If symptoms persist, it is recommended to consult a neurologist for evaluation.

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Urgent: Numbness on the Left Side of the Body After Injury

Emergency! Numbness on the left side of the body? Hello, Dr. Yeh: Yesterday afternoon while I was working, I misjudged the position of a chair and sat down hard, causing my buttocks to collide forcefully with the corner of the chair near my thigh. At the time, I didn't feel ...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
1. The left side refers to either the upper and lower limbs or just the lower limbs. 2. If it is only the lower limbs, could there be weakness (possibly due to sciatic nerve compression)? 3. If it is hemiplegia, seek a neurologist as soon as possible.

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Understanding Left Shoulder Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery

Left shoulder joint pain and difficulty lifting it? What disease is this? How to treat it? Hello Dr. Yeh, For the past month, I have been experiencing spontaneous soreness in my left shoulder joint, and I am unable to lift my left arm much higher than about 135 degrees (measured...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
The description resembles frozen shoulder; it is recommended to consult a neurologist, orthopedic specialist, or rehabilitation physician.

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Understanding Eye Muscle Issues: When to See a Doctor?

Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about issues related to the muscles around the eyes? In the past couple of days, due to staying up late, I've been experiencing some unusual muscle sensations in my right eye. When I make certain facial expressions (like laughing), I feel a...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Have you ever had facial nerve paralysis? If the symptoms persist, you should see a doctor.

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Understanding Neurological Symptoms in Children: A Guide for Concerned Parents

Suspicious symptoms Dear Dr. Yeh, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to seek your advice regarding my seven-year-old nephew, who has a history of allergic asthma and is currently on medication for management. Recently, he has been experiencing episodes where the co...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Please consult a neurologist or pediatric neurologist to check for the possibility of epilepsy or Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.

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Managing Post-Accident Headaches: Insights from Neurology

Post-accident sequelae? Hello, Director Lai. I was in a car accident one or two years ago, where I sustained a laceration on the upper right side of my head. At that time, I did not experience any headaches. However, two months after the accident, I began to have frequent headach...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Headaches that occur two months after a head injury may not necessarily be related to the accident; they could be caused by other factors such as emotions, stress, or muscle tension. It is important to pay attention to the characteristics of the headache, including when it occurs...

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Understanding Chronic Neck Pain: Insights from Neurology Experts

Frequent pain in the nape of the neck? Director Yeh, I apologize for the interruption: I often experience pain in my neck. I had an X-ray, and the doctor said there was no issue. I was prescribed anticonvulsants, which did provide some improvement, but relying on medication is no...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
It may be a vascular headache; it is recommended to visit an outpatient clinic for examination.

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Understanding Afternoon Headaches: Causes and Solutions for Students

Scheduled headaches Symptoms: For the past two to three weeks, I have been experiencing severe dizziness every afternoon, particularly during my classes as a high school student. Strangely, the dizziness tends to improve around 5 or 6 PM or in the evening, but it usually lasts fo...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Can dizziness cause vomiting? Weakness? Double vision? You should see a neurologist for examination and treatment.

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Understanding Dizziness and Blurred Vision: When to See a Specialist

I have a question I would like to ask??? I would like to ask about frequent dizziness and associated blurred vision I've been experiencing lately. What could be the issue, and should I see a neurologist, a neurosurgeon, or an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist?


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Dizziness and vision should not be related; it is more appropriate to consult a neurologist first.

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Understanding Consciousness Disorders: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Could you please clarify the issue regarding consciousness disorders? The individual experienced episodes of tachycardia and a sensation of distortion ten years ago and went to the emergency room. Similar episodes occurred 4 to 5 times subsequently, but ceased three years ago. Ho...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
1. Is your work too exhausting? 2. What was your mental state at the time of the incident? 3. Have you consumed coffee or any other stimulants? 4. What is your sleep pattern like? Based on these questions, it seems that there may be an unconscious disorder, possibly rela...

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Understanding Chronic Neck Pain: Insights from Neurology and Coffee's Role

Right posterior neck pain? Director Yeh, I apologize for the interruption: I often experience pain in the back of my neck. I had an X-ray, and the physician said there was no issue. I was prescribed anticonvulsants, which did provide some improvement, but relying on medication is...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Is neck pain "pulsatile," similar to a heartbeat? If so, it may be vascular pain, such as in the case of migraines. If the pain persists, it is advisable to consult a neurologist.

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Understanding Neuromuscular Injuries: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Tips

Neuromuscular injury Hello Doctor, I went to the hospital for an examination, and the doctor said I have poor blood circulation, a neuromuscular strain, and tendonitis. I am currently on medication for treatment. I would like to ask, even though I exercise regularly, why do I sti...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
It is difficult to determine if there is poor blood circulation without examining the patient. However, in a 16-year-old, the likelihood is low except for some autoimmune diseases. Is the muscle inflammation due to an exercise-related injury? Applying heat and engaging in appropr...

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Managing Knee Ligament Injury: Tips for Pain Relief and Recovery

Knee ligament injury Hello Dr. Yeh: My older sister is 38 years old and a few years ago she underwent a minor surgery for a knee ligament injury. She has difficulty standing for long periods. Could you please advise on post-operative care? Besides using a knee brace, avoiding pro...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Medications and warm compresses should be helpful, but appropriate exercise is still necessary, though one should avoid overexertion.

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Top Neurology Clinics in Southern Taiwan for Headache Relief

Please ask your question? Hello Dr. Yeh: I would like to ask again. I believe there are many excellent medical institutions and healthcare professionals. However, in your opinion, which hospitals in the southern region are more authoritative choices? If friends or family experien...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Medical centers in southern Taiwan, such as Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Veterans General Hospital, Kaohsiung Medical University Hospital, and Tainan National Cheng Kung University Hospital, serve as training centers for neurology. However, general headaches and neurop...

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Understanding Nerve Pain: From Feet to Hands - Possible Causes and Concerns

Numbness extending from the sole of the foot to the back of the hip, and now the hands are starting to feel numb as well? Hello Doctor, a few days ago I started experiencing muscle soreness in both of my legs. At first, I thought it was just fatigue, but yesterday it became very ...


Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
If symptoms persist, please visit a neurologist for an examination, as it may be due to nerve compression or nerve inflammation. A diagnosis can only be made after identifying the underlying cause through the examination.

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