Understanding the Buzzing Sound in Your Head When Hungry
When you are hungry, you may hear a rumbling sound in the back of your head? Hello, doctor. This issue has been bothering me for a long time. Although it doesn't significantly affect my daily life, I've noticed that this phenomenon doesn't seem to happen to everyon...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Dong, You mentioned that "when I am hungry, I hear a buzzing sound in the back of my head." It is unlikely that this sound is caused by the flow of cerebrospinal fluid. It would be more appropriate to consider issues related to the nasal cavity, oral cavity, E...[Read More] Understanding the Buzzing Sound in Your Head When Hungry
Understanding Persistent Dizziness: Causes, Treatments, and Next Steps
Dizziness for two months, with fluctuations in severity? Hello Doctor: My condition began when I developed a stiff neck (twisted to the right) from sleeping while sitting, which caused dizziness with a spinning sensation and eye twitching when I moved. I could only lie flat in be...
Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello: Dizziness has not improved for two months; it is recommended to see a neurologist for a detailed examination.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Dizziness: Causes, Treatments, and Next Steps
Understanding Balance Issues: The Impact of Stress on Neurological Health
Body swaying, unstable center of gravity? Hello, doctor. Two months ago, I was under a lot of stress and only sleeping six hours a day. I often experienced nasal congestion, had canker sores on my tongue, and noticed white spots on almost every fingernail (which I hadn't exp...
Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello: I have been experiencing dizziness for over a month. Ear examinations showed no abnormalities, and I was advised to see a neurologist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Balance Issues: The Impact of Stress on Neurological Health
Understanding Neck and Back Pain: When to Worry About Serious Conditions
Pain in the occipital region of the neck? Hello Doctor: I have been experiencing symptoms such as neck pain and upper back pain since early last year. I have consulted with rehabilitation and neurology specialists, and underwent several neurological and X-ray examinations, which ...
Dr. Hong Weibin Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, it may be related to neck muscle stiffness. It is recommended to relax the muscles.[Read More] Understanding Neck and Back Pain: When to Worry About Serious Conditions
Sudden Weakness in the Back of the Head and Limbs: Possible Causes and Next Steps
Sudden weakness in the back of the head and limbs? Hello, doctor. Over the past month, I have experienced two episodes of symptoms similar to what I described in the subject. It feels like I am about to lose my balance, but my consciousness remains clear. Additionally, I have bee...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Shawn, You mentioned that "after the episode, my heart rate rises to about 150, and my blood pressure reaches 139/93, but after resting for about 20 minutes, both return to normal... I'm not sure if there might be an issue with the cerebellum or brainstem, or...[Read More] Sudden Weakness in the Back of the Head and Limbs: Possible Causes and Next Steps
Understanding Nighttime Headaches: When to Seek Medical Attention
Nighttime headaches Hello, I have been experiencing headaches and dizziness around 11 PM recently, but it does not affect my sleep and I have no other symptoms. Should I specifically seek medical attention? Thank you.
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, Miss: You mentioned that you start experiencing headaches and dizziness around 11 PM. There are many causes of headaches, and if your headaches are related to your menstrual cycle, the likelihood of migraines is higher. However, conditions such as anemia, autonomic nervous...[Read More] Understanding Nighttime Headaches: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Your Facial Pain: Possible Neurological Issues Explained
Could you please specify which symptoms you are referring to in order to determine which aspect of the nervous system may be involved? Hello Doctor, for the past few months, I have been experiencing pain in the gums of the last tooth on the left side at the back. Sometimes the pa...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Lee, You mentioned that "the acidic pain in the mouth can extend to the cheeks and then to the ears, and it can also radiate to the muscles of the tongue and the upper and lower jaws," which suggests trigeminal neuralgia. The diagnostic criteria for trigeminal...[Read More] Understanding Your Facial Pain: Possible Neurological Issues Explained
Persistent Headaches After Head Injury: When to Seek Help?
Intermittent headaches following a head contusion? Hello, doctor. I was diagnosed with a head contusion after a car accident, and over a month later, I am still experiencing headaches. Recently, the frequency has increased, and I have pain about five days a week, all in the same ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, Miss Xiaoshan. You mentioned, "I experience severe headaches during these exercises. What should I do? Which specialist should I see?" Your symptoms may suggest cervical spine disorders. External factors such as traffic accidents, falls, head impacts against hard...[Read More] Persistent Headaches After Head Injury: When to Seek Help?
Understanding Neck Pain: Seeking Effective Treatment for Neurological Issues
Neck pain Hello, doctor! A year ago, I have been experiencing a heavy sensation in the back of my neck and occiput, along with fatigue. Sometimes, I also feel pain and swelling in my jaw, as well as partial numbness in my face. My left ear feels stuffy, and I have tinnitus, which...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Kuan, You mentioned that your left hand experiences numbness, tingling, soreness, and weakness, and that the rehabilitation clinic indicated it might be due to nerve compression. I'm curious about the specific area where you feel the numbness and tingling. Based o...[Read More] Understanding Neck Pain: Seeking Effective Treatment for Neurological Issues
Understanding Occipital Pain: Headaches and Neck Issues Explained
Occipital pain, headache, cervical spine issues? Hello Doctor: I would like to ask about my condition. I have been experiencing headaches for over four days (I usually do not have headaches). I have taken pain relievers, but the pain persists. The pain is mostly located at the ba...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Ms. Jun, You mentioned that "the pain feels dull and tight, and the area where I lie down also hurts" due to localized pain points. This may indicate cervical myofascial pain syndrome. Prolonged periods of looking down can lead to overuse of the trapezius muscle i...[Read More] Understanding Occipital Pain: Headaches and Neck Issues Explained
Understanding Nerve Pain and Weakness in Hands and Feet: A Patient's Journey
Numbness and tingling in both hands, weakness in both legs? Since March of last year, I started feeling a foreign sensation behind my occiput upon waking up one day. I consulted a doctor and took medication, but it did not improve. Later, the foreign sensation suddenly disappeare...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Miss Vicky, You mentioned "Multiple sclerosis? Neuritis? Autoimmune diseases? Diabetes? Herniated disc? Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis? CIDP?... Which specialty should I consult to thoroughly identify and resolve the issue?" You also noted that "the discomfort...[Read More] Understanding Nerve Pain and Weakness in Hands and Feet: A Patient's Journey
Understanding Dizziness and Nausea: Possible Neurological Causes
Dizziness and nausea? Hello Doctor: I have been experiencing dizziness for about a week now, and sometimes I even feel a bit nauseous (though I haven't actually vomited). I also have some diarrhea, but I'm not sure if it's related to the dizziness. The dizziness us...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: You mentioned that "you feel dizzy when sitting or lying down, and there seems to be a slight swaying sensation." This symptom may suggest Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), where dizziness occurs when turning the head, tilting the head back, or rising ...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Nausea: Possible Neurological Causes
Understanding Facial Numbness After a Head Injury: What to Expect
Numbness following facial impact? Hello, doctor. I had an accident where I hit the corner of a table near my eyebrow and eye. There is a wound below my right eyebrow, and it is swollen. After the impact, I experienced numbness in the right eyebrow, right eyelid, right side of my ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, Xin Xin: You mentioned, "I can understand the temporary numbness from the impact, but it has been three days now. Could this cause any issues?" As of 10/12, have your symptoms improved? Typically, after tissue is injured by external force, symptoms such as swelli...[Read More] Understanding Facial Numbness After a Head Injury: What to Expect
Understanding Post-Earthquake Dizziness: Neurological Insights
Regarding shaking? Hello, Dr. Jiang. Since the earthquake on September 19, I have been experiencing a sensation similar to swaying. I notice it more when sitting on a chair without a backrest, and it occurs less when standing. Riding a motorcycle does not trigger this sensation a...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: You mentioned that "only sitting on a chair without a backrest tends to make you feel unsteady." This symptom may suggest Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), which occurs when turning the head, tilting the head back, or rising from a lying position. Dizz...[Read More] Understanding Post-Earthquake Dizziness: Neurological Insights
Understanding Persistent Head Sensations: Dizziness, Pressure, and Sleep Issues
Sensation of swaying, feeling of an earthquake, heaviness in the back left side of the head? Hello Doctor, for the past two weeks, I have been experiencing a sensation of my head shaking throughout the day, whether I am sitting or standing. Sometimes, I feel like there is an eart...
Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello, Ruid: The symptoms mentioned above are suggestive of balance dysfunction. If appropriate rest and sleep do not improve the symptoms, it is recommended to visit a neurology outpatient clinic for evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Head Sensations: Dizziness, Pressure, and Sleep Issues
Understanding Long-Term Dizziness: Possible Signs of Cerebellar Dysfunction
Persistent sensation of shaking? Hello, Dr. Jiang. Last July, I went to the ENT department to check for ear stones, but no results were found. At that time, the ENT specialist asked me to perform the following tests related to cerebellar function and body movement. The public can...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Dear Mr. Awei, You mentioned your concern about "signs of cerebellar atrophy." In fact, cerebellar atrophy is not primarily characterized by dizziness. The main symptoms of patients with spinocerebellar ataxia typically include: 1. Tremors, slowed movements, and decrea...[Read More] Understanding Long-Term Dizziness: Possible Signs of Cerebellar Dysfunction
Neck Issues and Migraines: Understanding the Connection for Relief
It seems that the neck is causing the migraine? My symptoms have persisted for 4-5 years. I experience migraines when I wake up at night, and the frequency has increased in recent years. I don't take medication, and the pain usually subsides after noon. Taking pain relievers...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Bob, It seems you may have misunderstood the diagnosis of "migraine." The symptoms of a migraine typically last from 4 to 72 hours. The characteristics of the headache include unilateral pain, which can be throbbing or pulsating, often accompanied by nausea a...[Read More] Neck Issues and Migraines: Understanding the Connection for Relief
Concerns About Neurology Medications: Risks, Dependency, and Diagnosis Clarity
Medications..? Due to discomfort in my head and poor sleep quality, my previous doctors prescribed medications such as Lyrica, Mirtazapine, and Zolpidem, claiming they could help with sleep. I have a few questions for the physician: 1. Will these medications alter my brain or p...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello Mr. Hsiao-Chih, You mentioned, "Do these medications change the brain and personality, causing any irreversible conditions?" The medications you referred to, including Fuquan, Muxing, and Lianduomian, are all classified as benzodiazepines, which are Schedule IV c...[Read More] Concerns About Neurology Medications: Risks, Dependency, and Diagnosis Clarity
How to Alleviate Nighttime Headaches: Tips for Relief and Management
Recently, I have been frequently awakened at night by headaches? Hello Doctor, I have been waking up in the middle of the night due to pain that extends from my temples to my eyes and the back of my head. In the mornings, I often feel a heavy, dull sensation in my head. I have pr...
Dr. Cai Zongzhang Reply:
Hello: Based on the symptoms mentioned, the headache may be caused by neuroinflammation. It is recommended to continue follow-up treatment with a neurologist.[Read More] How to Alleviate Nighttime Headaches: Tips for Relief and Management
Understanding Chronic Dizziness: Seeking Answers Beyond Blood Pressure
Chronic dizziness with no identifiable cause? Hello Doctor, I am the person who previously asked about <a href="https://adoctor.tw/article/186643">#186643</a>. You mentioned orthostatic hypotension, but I don’t feel particularly dizzy when I first get up or ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
You mentioned, "I have had my autonomic nervous system tested and found to have dysregulation. The medication prescribed by my doctor hasn't been effective, and I thought about exercising, but it made me feel even more dizzy, so I can't really exercise properly now...[Read More] Understanding Chronic Dizziness: Seeking Answers Beyond Blood Pressure