Understanding Dizziness and Fainting: Causes and Solutions
Cold sweats and fainting? I originally had stomach pain and wanted to use the restroom, so I thought I would sit for a while. Then my vision became blurry, I experienced tinnitus, my lips turned pale, and I started sweating profusely. As I tried to walk to the restroom, my vision...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, sometimes abdominal pain and diarrhea can lead to symptoms of low blood pressure, similar to what you described. However, it is important to pay attention to your blood pressure changes regularly. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Fainting: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Recent Symptoms: Palpitations, Weight Loss, and More
I have been experiencing some symptoms recently? I have recently experienced some symptoms including occasional palpitations, rapid heartbeat after work or jogging that persists even after resting, chest tightness, tinnitus, and difficulty with bowel movements (even with soft sto...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, based on your description, many of the symptoms are quite non-specific, and indeed some symptoms require clarification of their causes. It is still recommended to visit a hospital for further evaluation by a physician, or you may consider arranging a self-paid comprehensiv...[Read More] Understanding Recent Symptoms: Palpitations, Weight Loss, and More
How to Identify the Right Specialist for Your Medical Symptoms
I want to see a doctor, but I'm not sure how to identify the right treatment for my symptoms? Hello, doctor. My situation is as follows: I have a slight cold, which mainly involved sneezing. While taking an exam, I experienced some mild headaches and a warm sensation in my e...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
It is recommended to relax and give yourself some outdoor leisure time. If you continue to feel troubled, it is advisable to schedule an appointment with a family medicine physician for evaluation and professional judgment, who can then provide you with relevant advice and treatm...[Read More] How to Identify the Right Specialist for Your Medical Symptoms
Understanding Health Check Results: Key Concerns for a 63-Year-Old Man
I would like to inquire about the health check results? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask you about my father's health check-up report results: <1> Male, 63 years old, 180 cm, 72 kg <2> Electrocardiogram: Abnormal R wave, abnormal ST segment, heart murmur <3&g...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
Dear User, Regarding the issues mentioned in your health check report, the points highlighted in red are summarized as follows: 1. **Electrocardiogram (ECG) Findings**: Abnormal R wave, abnormal ST segment, and heart murmurs. It is recommended to visit a cardiology clinic for a...[Read More] Understanding Health Check Results: Key Concerns for a 63-Year-Old Man
Morning Neck Pain: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Woke up in the morning with unusual pain in the back of the neck? Two days ago, I woke up with severe pain in my neck, making it impossible to turn my head or look up and down without intense pain. My neck feels very stiff, and this condition has persisted for two days. Additiona...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
Hello, user: The symptoms you mentioned are quite varied, including stiffness and pain in the neck upon waking, difficulty in turning the head freely, abdominal cramping sensations, and tinnitus. The stiffness and pain in the neck may stem from abnormalities in the cervical spine...[Read More] Morning Neck Pain: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Understanding Dizziness, Nausea, and Bloating: Seeking the Right Medical Help
Frequent dizziness, nausea, and abdominal bloating? Hello Dr. Wu: Since the beginning of this month, I have been experiencing dizziness and nausea (I have had these symptoms before, but not as severely as this month). The symptoms are milder during the day, but I still feel dizzy...
Dr. Wu Fangcan Reply:
Your symptoms may indicate anemia, and individuals with allergic rhinitis often experience nasal congestion, which can also occur after a cold. If you have tinnitus, decreased hearing, and dizziness, Meniere's disease should be suspected. If dizziness occurs during menstruat...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness, Nausea, and Bloating: Seeking the Right Medical Help
Persistent Tinnitus and Facial Numbness After Head Injury: What to Do?
Two years ago, after a fall, I have been experiencing constant tinnitus and numbness on the right side of my face? Two years ago, I fell and sustained a strong impact to the area behind my right ear, causing my face to swell up (looking like a pig's head). The swelling took ...
Dr. Huang Shaoxin Reply:
Two years ago, after a fall, you have been experiencing constant tinnitus and numbness on the right side of your face. It is recommended that you visit the Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital or Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital to see a neurologist and unde...[Read More] Persistent Tinnitus and Facial Numbness After Head Injury: What to Do?
Understanding Throat Discomfort: Causes and Solutions for Laryngeal Issues
Laryngeal issues Recently, I have been experiencing a sensation of a foreign body in my throat, occasionally accompanied by tinnitus. There is no pain or phlegm, but swallowing feels uncomfortable.
Dr. Lai Junlong Reply:
Hello: Suspected throat issues causing Eustachian tube dysfunction leading to tinnitus and difficulty swallowing may indicate pharyngeal inflammation symptoms. It is recommended to follow up with an otolaryngology outpatient clinic.[Read More] Understanding Throat Discomfort: Causes and Solutions for Laryngeal Issues
Should You See a Doctor for High-Altitude Symptoms?
Should I see a doctor? Hello Doctor, about 7 or 8 years ago, I started experiencing tinnitus whenever I traveled through higher altitude areas (such as Central Cross-Island Highway, Southern Cross-Island Highway, or Shanlin Creek). Now, in the past 3 to 4 years, it has progressed...
Dr. Cai Dongqi Reply:
It could be mild altitude sickness; please consult a neurologist.[Read More] Should You See a Doctor for High-Altitude Symptoms?
Experiencing Tinnitus and Nausea After Standing: What Could Be Wrong?
Prolonged standing can cause tinnitus and nausea? Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask, I seem to have been unable to stand for too long since the past. If I stand for nearly an hour, I start to experience tinnitus (with a sensation of reduced hearing in one ear) and also feel naus...
Dr. Cai Jueren Reply:
Hello: Your condition does require medical attention for various reasons that need to be ruled out. I recommend that you visit the ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) outpatient clinic at the hospital. If everything is completely fine, then you can proceed to the cardiology outpatient cl...[Read More] Experiencing Tinnitus and Nausea After Standing: What Could Be Wrong?
Understanding Inner Ear Imbalance: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Inner ear imbalance Dr. Hsu: I apologize for bothering you again. I’m not sure if it’s due to stress, but my physical condition has been fluctuating. After experiencing menstrual cramps, I immediately felt dizzy. A few days ago, I visited an internist and reported symptoms includ...
Dr. Xu Li'an Reply:
Dear worried girl Linda, whether it's a hospital or a clinic, I recommend that you find a regular family medicine physician for consultation. You have been constantly concerned about the issue of medication overdose, but merely worrying is not helpful. Why not make some chan...[Read More] Understanding Inner Ear Imbalance: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
Seeking Help: Understanding Dizziness and Its Impact on Daily Life
I am very worried and would like to ask the doctor for help? Hello, doctor. I've been feeling very dizzy for almost a week now. When I walk, it feels like I'm floating, and even sitting in a chair makes me feel dizzy. I feel the need to lean back against the chair for s...
Dr. Cai Jueren Reply:
Hello, Mango Princess: Regarding the symptoms you described, we refer to them as "vertigo" until a detailed examination is conducted. The possible causes are as follows: 1. Severe anemia: Patients with this condition may faint due to dizziness. 2. Vestibular neuritis: T...[Read More] Seeking Help: Understanding Dizziness and Its Impact on Daily Life
Understanding Ear Sensations in Diabetic and Hypertensive Patients
Is it possible for individuals with diabetes and hypertension to experience a sensation of water in their ears when there is actually none present? Hello: My father has a history of diabetes for several years and also has complications from hypertension. Recently, he has been com...
Dr. Huang Jianling Reply:
It is recommended to follow up with an otolaryngologist to rule out otitis media, Meniere's disease (which includes issues such as vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing impairment), as well as lymphadenopathy and neurological problems. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Jian-Ling.[Read More] Understanding Ear Sensations in Diabetic and Hypertensive Patients
Managing Dizziness and Wrist Pain: What You Need to Know
Dizziness along with wrist pain... I'm not sure what to do about it? Hello Dr. Lai, About six months ago, I was diagnosed with vertigo by an otolaryngologist. At that time, I indeed experienced a spinning sensation when getting out of bed, but lying down did not trigger di...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
There are many causes of dizziness. In younger individuals, Meniere's disease, which is caused by an imbalance of inner ear lymphatic fluid, is more common. Additionally, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is also frequently encountered. It is important to check for...[Read More] Managing Dizziness and Wrist Pain: What You Need to Know
Sudden Dizziness: When to See a Family Doctor or Neurologist?
Sudden dizziness? Recently, I haven't had a cold or any food or drug allergies. I had breakfast (from my usual place) about half an hour before work. About an hour and a half later, I suddenly experienced severe dizziness (the room was spinning), found it very difficult to w...
Dr. Huang Mingde Reply:
1. It is advised that you do not ride a motorcycle or drive if you are experiencing dizziness. 2. It is recommended to consult a neurologist for evaluation.[Read More] Sudden Dizziness: When to See a Family Doctor or Neurologist?
Understanding Unexplained Dizziness: Causes and When to Seek Help
Dizziness of unknown origin? Hello, I would like to ask a question. My father has been experiencing frequent dizziness lately, to the point where he cannot stand and needs to sit down to rest. However, he still feels dizzy when he stands up. According to my father, he feels extre...
Dr. Huang Jianling Reply:
Concerned Daughter: Uncle is experiencing dizziness accompanied by tinnitus, which may be indicative of "Meniere's disease." This type of dizziness typically lasts from a few minutes to several hours and is usually associated with tinnitus and hearing loss. However...[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Dizziness: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Frequent Headaches and Dizziness: A Guide for Patients
Headache and dizziness? Hello Dr. Tsai: Recently, I have been experiencing frequent dizziness and headaches. Last month, the health check-up at my company showed normal results. I am wondering if there are any underlying health conditions that were not detected or if there might ...
Dr. Cai Jueren Reply:
Hello, Xiao Dong: Headaches are generally classified into three types: 1. Tension-type headaches 2. Migraines 3. Cluster headaches. The causes include 1. Trauma 2. Vascular diseases 3. Meningeal disorders 4. Nasal or orbital disorders 5. Scalp disorders, among others. Dizziness m...[Read More] Understanding Frequent Headaches and Dizziness: A Guide for Patients
Understanding Acute Low Back Pain and Related Symptoms: A Patient's Guide
Health Consultation Hello, Dr. Fang: I have several questions I would like to ask you: 1. I have been troubled by unexplained left lumbar pain for a long time. On a certain day last month, I experienced pain while standing and sitting, and I had to lie flat; otherwise, as soon ...
Dr. Fang Sijie Reply:
Dear Cake Sister, A. Myofascial Pain Syndrome is characterized by localized muscle pain accompanied by distinct trigger points and specific referred pain. It can affect muscles, tendons, and ligaments throughout the body, but is most commonly found in the head, neck, shoulders, ...[Read More] Understanding Acute Low Back Pain and Related Symptoms: A Patient's Guide
Understanding Aging: Addressing Your Mother's Health Concerns
Mother's Concerns Hello, my mother has been frequently experiencing a tingling sensation in the back of her head for several months. She describes it as a buzzing sound, but it's not tinnitus. She has seen many doctors and undergone numerous tests, and her hearing is fi...
Dr. Hong Chuanqi Reply:
Hello Shuqing, The human body's perception of sound is managed by the eighth cranial nerve. Sound is transmitted through the air and the bony structures of the head, passing from the outer ear to the middle ear and then to the inner ear, where it is processed by the brain t...[Read More] Understanding Aging: Addressing Your Mother's Health Concerns