Reversing Nerve Disorders: An Overview of Retrograde Neurotherapy
Retrograde Neurotherapy Inquiry: Retrograde Neurotherapy Below is the clinic information regarding Retrograde Neurotherapy for your reference and assessment to assist me in determining if this is the correct medical approach. Thank you. **Dr. Huang Chung-Hsin's Profile** *...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
I apologize! I have no knowledge of the so-called retrograde neurotherapy and cannot provide an answer. Please contact Dr. Huang Chong-Hsin directly.[Read More] Reversing Nerve Disorders: An Overview of Retrograde Neurotherapy
Understanding Left Chest Numbness: Causes and Self-Rehabilitation Tips
Numbness in the left chest? I have been experiencing numbness in my left chest recently, and it feels tingly when I lightly tap it. What could be the cause? Is it due to compression of the thoracic nerves? How can I rehabilitate myself? Thank you.
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
If it is indeed thoracic nerve compression, the underlying cause needs to be identified, so please consult a physician for an examination.[Read More] Understanding Left Chest Numbness: Causes and Self-Rehabilitation Tips
Understanding the Connection Between Swallowing and Sexual Behavior in Neurology
I have one more thing that I don't quite understand and would like to ask about? I apologize, Dr. Yeh. I would like to ask you about your previous email response regarding my swallowing actions and their supposed connection to sexuality. I actually feel the same way, as it h...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: I'm sorry! I cannot provide a specific answer.[Read More] Understanding the Connection Between Swallowing and Sexual Behavior in Neurology
Understanding Salivary Reflex: Is It Related to Sexual Stimuli?
Personal observations? Hello, doctor. Based on my own observations, the salivary glands you mentioned are a reflex action. However, this also occurs when I do not see anyone, so is it still a reflex action? Is it similar to how others perceive that my situation is related to sexu...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: It should not have much relevance.[Read More] Understanding Salivary Reflex: Is It Related to Sexual Stimuli?
Understanding Neurological Symptoms: When to Seek Help and What to Expect
Regarding the issue? If there are issues with the salivary glands when visiting an otolaryngologist, that could be the cause. If examinations show no problems and a referral to a neurologist is necessary, is it likely that reflex actions are more pronounced? I am concerned that i...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: Saliva secretion is related to reflex actions, but there's no need to worry too much. There are also some medications that can reduce saliva production, so you don't need to be overly concerned.[Read More] Understanding Neurological Symptoms: When to Seek Help and What to Expect
Understanding Excessive Salivation: Neurological Insights and Solutions
Interference Hello Doctor: My symptoms are as follows. First, when I sit down to focus on my work and complete documents, my salivary glands begin to secrete an abnormal amount of saliva. Second, when I talk to others, regardless of their appearance, my salivation still gradually...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Question: 1. Is it excessive saliva production? Or is it triggered by emotions? 2. First, consult an otolaryngologist to examine the salivary glands; if normal, then see a neurologist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Excessive Salivation: Neurological Insights and Solutions
Understanding Reflex Actions: Building an Inhibitory System for Relief
excuse me? Hello, Doctor: You mentioned, "Reflex actions occur without the brain's conscious thought; they are immediate responses to stimuli and may be difficult to eliminate. However, through practice, it may be possible to establish an alternative inhibitory system t...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: 1. What are your reflex actions? 2. What kind of stimuli? What reactions? What issues are caused?[Read More] Understanding Reflex Actions: Building an Inhibitory System for Relief
Understanding Reflex Actions: Why Do They Vary Among Individuals?
I'm sorry, but I need more Hello, doctor: First of all, I would like to seriously ask you a medical question. I truly do not understand. It is about reflex actions, for example, when seeing plums, the salivary glands naturally secrete saliva. Why do some people have this ref...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: Reflex actions occur without the brain's conscious thought; they are immediate responses to stimuli. While it may not be possible to eliminate them, it is possible to establish an inhibitory system through practice that can interfere with these behaviors.[Read More] Understanding Reflex Actions: Why Do They Vary Among Individuals?
Understanding Leg Cramps: Causes and Solutions for Relief
Improving Muscle Cramps Hello doctor, I would like to ask you about a friend of mine who frequently experiences leg cramps. What could be the cause of this? Is there a way to reduce the frequency of these cramps?
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: 1. When do the cramps occur? What activities are you doing? (At night or during the day) 2. How old are you? 3. Exercise and stretching can help improve the condition.[Read More] Understanding Leg Cramps: Causes and Solutions for Relief
Understanding Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Recurrence of Symptoms and Treatment Options
Still related to questions about Guillain-Barré Syndrome? Dear Dr. Yeh, thank you very much for your assistance! I apologize for bothering you again with more questions. My friend was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) and received IVIG treatment. After the injection, t...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: 1. IVIG is effective during acute episodes, but it is no longer necessary after five months. 2. The definition of CIDP is chronic; your friend currently has residual effects from a single episode that require rehabilitation, which will likely improve gradually. CIDP is cha...[Read More] Understanding Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Recurrence of Symptoms and Treatment Options
Understanding Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Recovery Time and Prognosis Explained
Guillain-Barré Syndrome Hello Doctor, I would like to ask a question. My friend (male, 27 years old) went to the doctor several months ago because he was experiencing numbness in his limbs, muscle weakness, and slow walking. He was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome. After ne...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: The recovery time for Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) can be very long, even 1-2 years, and the extent of recovery is related to the severity of nerve damage at the time. The chances of recurrence are low, but there are indeed a small number of cases that progress to chronic...[Read More] Understanding Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Recovery Time and Prognosis Explained
Understanding Facial Nerve Issues: Uncontrollable Lip Twitches Explained
Facial nerve issues? Hello Dr. Yeh: My question is: My upper lip has been experiencing involuntary small twitches, similar to an eyelid twitch, lasting about 3 seconds each time (occurring when I am not speaking or moving). Recently, my sitting and resting have been normal, and t...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: > It is due to unstable neural discharges > You should rest more and reduce the intake of caffeinated and other stimulating beverages > If there is no improvement, please consult a neurologist for an examination.[Read More] Understanding Facial Nerve Issues: Uncontrollable Lip Twitches Explained
Understanding Tension in the Temple Area and Stroke Warning Signs
excuse me? Hello, I would like to ask if my mother (45 years old) sometimes feels tightness in her temples; could this be related to sleep issues? Also, what are the warning signs of a stroke?
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Tension in the temples may indicate a tension-type headache, which can affect sleep. There are many symptoms of a stroke, but they often include unilateral numbness and weakness.[Read More] Understanding Tension in the Temple Area and Stroke Warning Signs
Understanding Facial Pain: Is It a Neurological Issue?
Pain Hello, Dr. Yeh: I experience mild pain when lightly pressing on my right cheekbone. Could this be a neurological issue? Should I schedule an appointment with a neurologist? Thank you!
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
If the pain does not improve, please consult a neurologist for further evaluation. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Facial Pain: Is It a Neurological Issue?
Understanding Dizziness and Palpitations: A Neurological Perspective
Habitual dizziness and palpitations? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing dizziness, disorientation, palpitations, and discomfort in certain situations (perhaps when there are many people around) for a long time, which has been quite distressing and affects my mood. I do not un...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Stress and tension can lead to the aforementioned conditions. Engaging in more physical activity and relaxing your mind can help improve the situation. Wishing you all the best.[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Palpitations: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Neurological Pain: Causes and Solutions for Head and Neck Discomfort
Neurology issues? Hello Dr. Yeh, about a month ago, I started experiencing throbbing pain in my left temple. After two or three days, the pain spread to the entire left side of my neck and above, including my head, temple, ear area, left jaw, left posterior head, and shoulders. T...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: 1. Toothache and neck pain should not be related. 2. It may be tendonitis of the neck; try applying a warm compress without rubbing. 3. If there is no improvement, please consult a neurologist for examination.[Read More] Understanding Neurological Pain: Causes and Solutions for Head and Neck Discomfort
Understanding Involuntary Thigh Twitches: Causes and Concerns
Seizure The involuntary twitching of the thigh that occurs intermittently over the course of a day is referred to as muscle spasms or fasciculations. These spasms can be caused by various factors, including muscle fatigue, dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, stress, or nerve irr...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: 1. Whether the seizures require further medical history and examination for confirmation. 2. Is it muscle fatigue? Or a focal seizure? 3. If the situation continues to occur, please visit the outpatient clinic.[Read More] Understanding Involuntary Thigh Twitches: Causes and Concerns
Post-Car Accident: Understanding Concussion Symptoms and Recovery
After a car accident~~~~~~~~~~ On the evening of September 8th, I was involved in a car accident where I hit my head (with no visible external injuries). At Taichung Taiping Chengqing Hospital, I was diagnosed with a concussion and was given medication for nausea and vomiting to ...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: What does it mean when the eyes feel strange? Could it be double vision? If dizziness and numbness persist, it is recommended to see a neurologist for an evaluation, and further tests will be arranged if necessary.[Read More] Post-Car Accident: Understanding Concussion Symptoms and Recovery
Understanding Headaches and Nausea: When to Seek Medical Attention
Headache and dizziness can lead to nausea? Hello, I would like to ask a question. I often experience headaches when I spend too much time in the sun, feel stressed, or feel stuffy and irritated. When I have headaches or dizziness, I sometimes feel nauseous (not every time, but it...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: Headaches caused by prolonged sun exposure and high stress are often tension-type headaches. Changing the environment and managing emotions can help improve the condition, but if the headaches persist, it is advisable to see a doctor for evaluation and treatment.[Read More] Understanding Headaches and Nausea: When to Seek Medical Attention
Improving Peripheral Nerve Weakness: Insights and Solutions
Peripheral nerves are relatively weak? Dear Dr. Yeh: My mother previously visited a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner because she has developed many small brown spots on her skin, resembling tiny moles. They are neither painful nor itchy. The practitioner mentioned that m...
Dr. Ye Boshou reply Neurology
Hello: I'm sorry! A diagnosis cannot be made based on this description; please see a neurologist for an examination to confirm.[Read More] Improving Peripheral Nerve Weakness: Insights and Solutions