Understanding Dizziness, Headaches, and Nausea: Neurological Insights
Dizziness, headache, nausea, and blurred vision? Hello, I occasionally experience blurred vision, dizziness, and pain in the right occipital region and temple. I feel nauseous but can't vomit, and then the left side of my body gradually becomes numb. I have previously injure...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the symptoms resemble those of a migraine, which can last from 4 to 72 hours. The characteristics of the headache include unilateral pain that feels throbbing or pulsating, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting, as well as sensitivity to light...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness, Headaches, and Nausea: Neurological Insights
Understanding Headaches and Abdominal Pain: When to See a Neurologist
Diagnosis and Etiology I apologize for the inconvenience, and I sincerely seek your advice. My father recently experienced a headache (not the kind associated with a cold) after cleaning the water tank. Following that, he had difficulty urinating and experienced intermittent abdo...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is unclear whether your father's cervical spine has degeneration causing nerve compression, which in turn could affect the autonomic nervous system, leading to symptoms such as bloating or urinary difficulties. Additionally, some muscle r...[Read More] Understanding Headaches and Abdominal Pain: When to See a Neurologist
Sudden Severe Headaches in Long-Term Sufferer: Possible Causes and Next Steps
Chronic headache with sudden onset of severe pain? My mother has been suffering from chronic headaches for about 20 years, experiencing pain almost every day. On some days, she takes 4-6 tablets of acetaminophen (Tylenol). However, from April 13 to April 17, she has been experien...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, your symptoms are likely indicative of a migraine. This type of headache can last from 4 to 72 hours. The characteristics of the headache include unilateral pain, which may feel like throbbing or pulsating, often accompanied by nausea and vomitin...[Read More] Sudden Severe Headaches in Long-Term Sufferer: Possible Causes and Next Steps
Understanding Headaches and Dizziness: Key Neurological Insights
Headache and dizziness? For the past two weeks, I have experienced occasional sharp pain in my head. Starting yesterday, I feel very dizzy whenever I apply pressure to the left side of my head. What should I be concerned about?
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, the most common cause is tension-type headache. The symptoms of tension-type headache include: 1. Typically bilateral, located in the occipital and parietal regions, sometimes with widespread pain. The nature of the pain is dull, aching, with a sensatio...[Read More] Understanding Headaches and Dizziness: Key Neurological Insights
Understanding Headaches and Dizziness: Neurology Insights
Headache and dizziness? For the past two weeks, I've experienced occasional sharp pain in my head, and since the day before yesterday, I've been feeling very dizzy whenever pressure is applied to the left side of my head.
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, the most common cause is tension-type headache. The symptoms of tension-type headache include: 1. Typically bilateral, located in the occipital and parietal regions, sometimes with widespread pain. The nature of the pain is dull, aching, with a sensatio...[Read More] Understanding Headaches and Dizziness: Neurology Insights
Managing Eye Fatigue and Sensations of Tingling Near the Temples
Itchy face and eye fatigue? Hello, I've been experiencing eye fatigue recently and visited a doctor. My symptoms include headaches and dry eyes. For the past two days, I've suddenly felt itching and tingling near my temples when looking at nearby objects. What should I ...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, there are many causes for dry eyes, such as dry eye syndrome, the effects of certain medications (e.g., antihistamines), neurological disorders, or infections (like a cold). An ophthalmologist may conduct tests for dry eye syndrome. As for the it...[Read More] Managing Eye Fatigue and Sensations of Tingling Near the Temples
Understanding Dizziness: Insights from a Neurology Perspective
Dizziness inquiry? Hello Dr. Jiang, I previously sought help from a neurologist due to sudden dizziness. The symptoms began while sitting, with a sensation starting from the back of my head. The surroundings did not appear distorted or spinning. Later, the condition worsened, but...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Based on your description, the symptoms you mentioned are more likely due to syncope. Syncope is more likely to occur when a person is standing, as this position results in the least blood flow to the brain. Often, there is not enough time to react, leading to fainting. The chanc...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness: Insights from a Neurology Perspective
Can Hirayama Disease and Spinal Injuries Cause Headaches and Dizziness?
Hirayama disease Can cervical spondylosis and nerve compression due to acquired injuries lead to headaches and dizziness?
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the possible cause of cervical spondylotic myelopathy may be repetitive or sustained neck flexion, which causes abnormal anterior displacement of the cervical dura mater in the lower neck, leading to compression of the cervical spinal cord. Repea...[Read More] Can Hirayama Disease and Spinal Injuries Cause Headaches and Dizziness?
Understanding Nighttime Headaches: Causes and Solutions
Headache before bedtime? Sometimes I experience severe headaches before going to sleep. Lying down in a specific position helps alleviate the pain, but when I change positions, the pain starts again. What could be the possible issue? Thank you.
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the cause of your headache may be attributed to cervical myofascial pain. Prolonged periods of looking down can lead to overuse of the trapezius muscle in the back of the neck, resulting in neck and shoulder discomfort. Initially, resting may all...[Read More] Understanding Nighttime Headaches: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Persistent Head Pressure in Children: A Neurological Perspective
Children experiencing persistent head heaviness? A third-grade child frequently complains of dizziness, describing a persistent feeling of pressure in the center of the upper part of the brain for the past four months. He does not experience true vertigo but feels a constant dull...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
I can't say for sure that there are no issues, but if the activity level is good and appetite is normal, it is commonly seen as tension-type headaches. If the symptoms show a trend of becoming more severe, I would recommend scheduling an appointment with a pediatric neurolog...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Head Pressure in Children: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding the Risks of a Hard Hit to the Back of the Head
Hit the back of the head? Yesterday, I fell backward and hit the back of my head hard against the floor. At the moment, I only felt pain and did not experience any dizziness. Today, I occasionally feel a very slight pain and have some stiffness in my neck. What could be the issue...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
If there was no brief loss of consciousness at the time of the impact, but you are experiencing headaches, nausea, or drowsiness, there is a concern about potential internal bleeding, swelling, or increased intracranial pressure. If the pain is mild and your mental state is stabl...[Read More] Understanding the Risks of a Hard Hit to the Back of the Head
Understanding Temporal Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention
Temporal pain or pain in the temples? Hello, doctor. I occasionally experience sharp, stabbing pain in my temples, but it only lasts for a few seconds. Should I get it checked?
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
If the frequency of pain is increasing, or if there are new symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, or blurred vision, it is advisable to consult a physician to determine if there are any underlying issues.[Read More] Understanding Temporal Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Increasing Headaches: Possible Causes and Concerns
The headache is getting worse? Hello Doctor: Recently, I have been experiencing increasing headaches, particularly in the morning, which are sometimes accompanied by nausea. When I stand up, the pain intensifies, and I even feel dizzy. This has been going on for a while. Addition...
Dr. Lan Shengxing Reply:
Dear Jun, this symptom is a bit complex, and there are several accompanying neurological symptoms. Please seek consultation at the neurology outpatient clinic immediately. Best regards, Lan Shengxing.[Read More] Understanding Increasing Headaches: Possible Causes and Concerns
Eye Movement Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention for Headaches
Ocular headache I have been experiencing a cold and fever for the past few days. After taking over-the-counter medication, my fever and other symptoms improved the next day. However, whenever I move my eyes up, down, or sideways, I experience pain in my head. Even slight movement...
Dr. Lan Shengxing Reply:
Dear Mr. Wang, you may observe for a few days before seeking medical attention. Muscle pain from influenza may cause pain in the extraocular muscles. Best regards, Lan Shengxing.[Read More] Eye Movement Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention for Headaches
Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Mild concussion Hello doctor, two years ago I fell off my bicycle and hit my head hard against the concrete. At first, I thought I was fine and didn't pay much attention, but afterwards, I would often wake up at night feeling dizzy. I went to a large hospital for a CT scan, ...
Dr. Lan Shengxing Reply:
Dear Keke, the symptoms you mentioned may not necessarily be unrelated to a concussion. Please go to the hospital for an examination. Best, Lan Shengxing.[Read More] Understanding Post-Concussion Symptoms: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Understanding Muscle Twitches and Weakness: A Neurological Perspective
Muscle twitching and weakness? Hello, doctor. For the past 5 or 6 days, I've been experiencing muscle twitching starting from my left calf, and now it has spread throughout my body, including my soles, face, and neck, with the primary area being my calves. Sometimes the twit...
Dr. Lan Shengxing Reply:
Mr. Lin suggests that you visit a neurologist for a thorough examination. The incidence of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is extremely low, and sometimes these symptoms can also appear in individuals who are prone to anxiety. A detailed examination to rule out any concerns i...[Read More] Understanding Muscle Twitches and Weakness: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Severe Headaches, Dizziness, and Breathing Difficulties
Headache, dizziness, palpitations, and shortness of breath? Two weeks ago in the evening, I suddenly experienced a severe headache and difficulty breathing, prompting me to rush to the emergency room. I told the doctor that my head was pounding, I had tinnitus, and most important...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
In general, a neurologist will conduct a detailed assessment based on your headache and related symptoms. If there is a consideration for a specific type of headache, they will explain it to you. If not, it indicates that they believe they can manage your treatment effectively, a...[Read More] Understanding Severe Headaches, Dizziness, and Breathing Difficulties
Should You See a Doctor After a Head Injury Near the Temple?
Head trauma The left side of the head near the temple was struck hard. Currently, the person is conscious and did not lose consciousness at the time of the impact. There is a slight headache, and there is pain when pressing on the area. Should they see a doctor immediately, or ca...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
If there is a depression in the bone or a noticeable hematoma, along with symptoms of neurological dysfunction such as double vision, drowsiness, or unsteady gait, it is advised to seek medical attention promptly.[Read More] Should You See a Doctor After a Head Injury Near the Temple?
Understanding Your Headaches: Causes and When to Seek Help
Thank you, doctor? I apologize for the disturbance. Recently, for the past week or two, I have been experiencing frequent headaches, primarily in the temples, but not on a specific side. Sometimes the pain is on the right side, sometimes on the left, and at times it also occurs a...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
Dizziness, vertigo, headache, without nausea, resembling a tension-type headache, but also accompanied by dizziness. A consultation with a neurologist is recommended for further evaluation and analysis to determine whether it is peripheral or central vertigo. Relevant tests will ...[Read More] Understanding Your Headaches: Causes and When to Seek Help
Severe Headaches and Dizziness: Understanding Neurological Issues
Dizziness and a feeling of heaviness in the head, if left untreated for too long, can escalate to severe pain and vomiting? Hello Doctor: I started experiencing headaches about a year ago. Initially, it was just dizziness, which gradually progressed to pain, and eventually to sev...
Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
Severe headaches accompanied by vomiting can be indicative of migraines or other causes of increased intracranial pressure. A neurologist will differentiate between secondary headaches, which are problematic, and primary headaches. If there is a specific underlying cause, treatme...[Read More] Severe Headaches and Dizziness: Understanding Neurological Issues