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Understanding Syncope: What to Do When Someone Faints While Sitting

Syncope while sitting? Hello Doctor: A few days ago, my father fainted, which has caused me a lot of worry. I was originally going to the hospital to pick up a relative who was being discharged, but the discharge process took longer than expected. My father had been walking in th...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Mr. Hsiao, You mentioned that your father exhibited "chest rise and fall with noticeable and somewhat rapid breathing, and then hurriedly called the nursing staff, who first called out and then moved him to the adjacent bed, with the entire process taking less than 30 ...

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Understanding Left Eye Twitching and Finger Tremors: Causes and Solutions

Twitching of the left fingers and twitching of the left eye? The patient is currently 28 years old and has a chronic condition of allergic rhinitis, with no family history of hereditary diseases and no history of major surgeries. The left eyelid has been twitching, and the left t...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Jan, You mentioned that your husband has recently experienced "his left thumb being completely relaxed, with small involuntary movements." Generally, muscle twitching while awake may warrant consideration of certain metabolic disorders, such as hyperthyroidism...

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Understanding Balance Issues: When to Consult a Neurologist

Please ask your question? Hello doctor, I would like to ask two questions. Occasionally, I feel a slight swaying sensation (usually after using my phone), but it goes away after a while, and I do not experience dizziness or nausea. What could be the possible causes of this? Addit...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Mo: You mentioned, "Are we testing for cerebellar issues? Is it related to my staying up late?" Staying up late can lead to neuroinflammation, which may result in various symptoms. The symptoms resemble proprioceptive dysfunction, which refers to the sensory i...

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Understanding Multiple Body Issues: Neck Pain, Fatigue, and Neurological Concerns

Multifaceted health conditions? Dear Doctor: I have some health concerns that I would like to ask you about. I previously had dry eye syndrome, and now I have noticed multiple issues with my body. Firstly, I often wake up feeling tired despite getting enough sleep. I experience s...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Andy, You mentioned: 1. If the neck makes a cracking sound during movement, could it harm the skull or cranial nerves? Is there a possibility of a stroke as a result? This sound is likely produced by the pulling of the intervertebral disc cartilage in the cervical spin...

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Understanding Progressive Sensory Abnormalities: A Neurological Concern

Abnormal sensations on the right side are gradually spreading? Hello Doctor, last Saturday, February 24th, I experienced mild numbness in my right lip, right finger, and half of my palm. By Monday, the numbness worsened, so I visited a family medicine doctor who prescribed medica...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Miss Lily, You mentioned that on March 2nd, you woke up and noticed abnormal sensations in your scalp, the back of your head, and your eyelids. Additionally, the numbness in your hands has spread to your entire palm, and you can no longer distinguish objects by touch. You a...

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Understanding Neck Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Head and neck pain Recently, I bumped into a rolling iron door and went to the hospital for an examination, which revealed a mild compression of the cervical intervertebral discs at C3, C4, and C5. I underwent cervical traction, and although it relaxed the muscles, I noticed a sl...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, Miss: You mentioned that "the pain is worst when lying down, and after two weeks, the pain extends to the back of the head." This may indicate compression of the cervical nerves and the occipital nerve. High cervical nerve root compression occurs at the first to ...

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Understanding the Mental Health of a 94-Year-Old: Self-Talk and Sleep Aids

A 94-year-old elderly person is talking to themselves with their eyes closed? The elderly person at home takes sleep aids like Eszopiclone and medication for prostate issues. He experiences hearing loss and during the day, he sits on the sofa with his eyes closed, talking to hims...


Dr. Peng Shiwei Reply:
It is recommended to take the elderly to a neurology outpatient clinic for evaluation by a physician. Thank you.

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Managing Sleep Issues and Stroke Recovery in Elderly Patients

Elderly stroke, drowsiness, and reversed sleep-wake cycle? Hello Doctor: My grandmother is 84 years old and had a stroke nearly a year ago, resulting in right-sided paralysis and aphasia. She is currently only taking medication prescribed by her cardiologist and resides in a care...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Yun, You mentioned that "the institution informed us that grandma sometimes does not sleep at night and has a reversed day-night cycle." This issue needs to be considered from multiple perspectives. For sleep disturbances and reversed day-night cycles, it is r...

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Understanding Headaches: When to See a Neurologist for Relief

I have a headache that radiates to the back of my head, with a hot sensation on my forehead and warmth in my upper back? Hello Dr. Jiang: Since the end of January, I have been experiencing pain in my forehead, which has now shifted to the lower back of my head, causing me to wake...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Ms. Yang, You mentioned that "the frontal headache has now shifted to pain in the lower back of the head, waking you up in pain, along with heat in the forehead and upper back." It is important to first consider cervicogenic headache. This type of headache is cau...

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Understanding Headaches and Vascular Issues: A Neurological Perspective

Headaches and vascular-related issues? Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing frequent headaches and fatigue. Here are my detailed symptoms: I have two types of headaches; one is unilateral (more often on the left side, but sometimes on the right) accompanied by a feeling of pre...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. H: You mentioned, "If I need to see a specific specialist, which one would you recommend (due to heart and head, neurological issues)?" I'm not sure which issue is most concerning for you. I suggest starting with a neurologist, focusing on cervical spine ...

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Understanding Eye Pressure, Brain Pressure, and Vision Loss: A Patient's Journey

Intraocular pressure, intracranial pressure, and visual field loss? Hello, doctor. Since 2021, I have been regularly monitored at a hospital in central Taiwan due to elevated intraocular pressure. During this period, my eye pressure was normal for a while. After returning to Taip...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Mr. Huang, You mentioned that "high intracranial pressure" is often associated with significant and dangerous conditions. It is important to distinguish between acute and chronic increases in intracranial pressure. In cases of acute intracranial hypertension, pati...

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Exploring the Link Between Mitochondrial Diseases and Myasthenia Gravis

The relationship between mitochondrial diseases and myasthenia gravis? In April 2021, I noticed that my right eye had unilateral esotropia. After an ophthalmological examination, the doctor referred me to the neurology department for further evaluation. Since then, I have been re...


Dr. Peng Shiwei Reply:
You should discuss your concerns directly with your attending physician. If necessary, you can also bring a family member along for the medical evaluation. Thank you.

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Recovery Insights After 60cc Brain Hemorrhage: A Patient's Journey

Recovery status after a 60cc intracerebral hemorrhage? Hello Doctor, my mother experienced a hemorrhagic stroke in mid-December with a volume of 60cc (right hemisphere). At that time, the doctor assessed that my mother, being 72 years old, might not have a good postoperative cond...


Dr. Wu Mukhan Reply:
Hello, the blood clot from a cerebral hemorrhage can generally be completely absorbed, usually taking from one month to several months. If the cerebral hemorrhage has caused brain damage, it typically results in residual symptoms. Different locations of damage will lead to differ...

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Understanding Eyebrow Bone Pain: Causes and When to Seek Help

Frontal bone pain In the past year or two, I have started experiencing pain in my brow bone, which I initially thought might be due to the use of electronic devices. As a result, I significantly reduced my usage of these devices for a while. I also visited the ophthalmology depar...


Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello, Ms. Chang: The pain occurring in the brow area may have other potential causes, including sinusitis or trigeminal neuralgia. If the ophthalmic examination shows no abnormalities, it is recommended to consult an otolaryngologist and a neurologist for further evaluation.

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Understanding Neck and Shoulder Inflammation: Is It Affecting Your Ears and Eyes?

Shoulder and neck inflammation? Recently, I visited an orthopedic doctor due to pain in my left shoulder and neck, and I was diagnosed with muscle inflammation in that area. I took medication, but I still experience sudden pain or a tight sensation in my neck. Occasionally, I als...


Dr. Wu Mukhan Reply:
Hello, neck tightness may be related to inflammation of the shoulder and neck muscles. Symptoms related to the eyes and ears are usually not significantly affected by the shoulder and neck. It is recommended to consult a rehabilitation specialist to address the muscle inflammatio...

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Understanding Dizziness and Body Shaking: When to Seek Neurological Help

Feeling of body swaying? Hello, doctor. Recently, I spent too much time at the computer maintaining a posture, and after getting up, I noticed stiffness in my neck muscles along with dizziness. I visited a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who said my muscles were inflame...


Dr. Peng Shiwei Reply:
It is recommended that you visit a neurology outpatient clinic for evaluation and treatment by a specialist to determine if further examinations are necessary. Thank you.

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Understanding Nerve Pain and Sensory Abnormalities: Recovery Insights

Neuropathic pain and sensory abnormalities? Hello, doctor. At the beginning of May, I experienced discomfort in my right eye due to bright flashes while taking pictures of the moon at night, which led to photophobia and nerve adhesion near my right brow bone, causing swelling and...


Dr. Wu Mukhan Reply:
Hello, neuropathic pain is usually accompanied by symptoms such as paralysis, electric shock sensations, or abnormal feelings when touched. Bright flashes of light typically do not cause neuropathic pain, and based on your description, it is currently not possible to determine if...

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Unexplained Tremors and Anxiety: Understanding Neurological Symptoms

Head tremors + unexplained anxiety, rapid heartbeat? I experience unexplained anxiety and symptoms such as rapid heartbeat and head tremors in certain situations where I don't understand the reason for my nervousness. For example, during a routine vision test when I have to ...


Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello Melody: Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is recommended to first visit a neurology outpatient clinic for an examination.

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Head Injury Concerns: Understanding Symptoms and Risks After a Fall

Hit the back of the head on the right side? Hello Doctor, I am the lady who bumped into the rolling iron door last time. Yesterday, I discovered that I might have hit the back of my head, but at that moment, my head retracted a bit, causing my neck to be somewhat immobile, and I ...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: You mentioned "cerebral hemorrhage, intracranial hemorrhage" if the symptoms persist or worsen. It is recommended to undergo imaging studies, such as a CT scan of the brain. It is advisable to visit a neurology outpatient clinic for further evaluation and follow-...

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Is Your Facial Pain Trigeminal Neuralgia? Understanding the Symptoms

It feels like trigeminal neuralgia? The painful area is located on the left cheek, approximately around the focal point between the eyes and nose, and the region opposite the ear near the zygomatic bone. The pain feels dull and achy. I have braces and frequently undergo X-rays, s...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Liu, You mentioned that you feel a dull pain near the focal point between your eyes and nose, as well as in the area of the cheekbone opposite your ears. This distribution of pain is associated with abnormalities of the second branch of the trigeminal nerve (maxillary b...

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