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Understanding Parkinson's Disease: Symptoms, Concerns, and Military Service

Parkinson's disease I would like to ask, when I stand with my legs straight, they constantly tremble when going down stairs or getting up from a chair. My calves also tremble, and I experience shaking when holding objects. Even when doing push-ups, my muscles occasionally fe...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
To determine the underlying cause of the tremors, it is recommended to consult a neurologist for an evaluation.

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Understanding Chronic Headaches: Treatment Options and Botox for Migraines

Headache troubles? Hello Dr. Yeh, thank you for your response! I would like to ask you again. My family member often suffers from dizziness and headaches. When he was younger, he would just feel dizzy and unable to think, and sometimes he would even vomit. Now that he is 30 years...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Generally speaking, autonomic nervous system dysregulation is closely related to emotional control. Medications can be effective, but it is advisable to first consult a neurologist to rule out other factors. If there is chronic muscle tension or headaches, treatment with botulinu...

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Understanding Muscle Pain in the Brain: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention

Muscle soreness in the head? Hello: A friend of mine mentioned that he has a condition that causes dizziness. I would like to understand if this condition is considered serious, what might lead to it, under what circumstances it may occur, and how to prevent it in daily life. Tha...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. It is the muscles of the head, right? There is no muscular tissue in the brain. 2. Please provide detailed symptoms for better understanding.

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Intermittent Swelling of the Parotid Gland: Causes and Concerns

The parotid gland intermittently swells without any apparent reason? I am a 30-year-old male in good health, but I have been experiencing sleep deprivation due to a busy work schedule. About three to four years ago, I started having intermittent swelling of my parotid gland for n...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
First, check for any signs of salivary gland obstruction in the dental examination.

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Understanding Foot Pain: Causes and Solutions for Nerve Issues

Shooting pain in the soles of the feet? Hello Dr. Yeh: For the past 1-2 months, I have occasionally felt a sharp pain in the soles of my feet after wearing shoes, and there is also a slight tingling sensation in my leg muscles. Could this be related to poor ventilation in my shoe...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
It should be related to the hardness and softness of the shoe's sole.

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Understanding Neurological Symptoms: Weakness and Tingling Explained

It should be neurology, right? Hello Doctor, in the past few days, I have been experiencing mild tingling sensations in the left side of my body, including my shoulder, arm, back of the hand, and toes. My left hand feels slightly weak when gripping, although the strength seems un...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The symptoms may indicate cervical radiculopathy or myofascial pain syndrome. Please visit a neurology clinic for evaluation.

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Understanding Muscle Atrophy: What to Do About Shoulder Muscle Loss?

May I ask the doctor? Doctor, I have been feeling a persistent thinning of the muscles in both of my shoulders, especially in the back of the shoulders where I can feel the bones and see indentations. Over the past few months, I have been supplementing my nutrition and consuming ...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Please first visit the neurology outpatient clinic for a physical examination to assess for any neurological disorders.

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Understanding Muscle Tension and Pain in the Back and Neck

Tightness in the back muscles? Dear Doctor: Yesterday, I visited a rehabilitation specialist due to sharp pain in my lower right back. The director of the rehabilitation department diagnosed it as muscle tightness in my back, which led to the pain. Later, he had me lie face down ...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
This condition is likely tendonitis. It is advisable to engage in regular exercise and apply heat therapy. If there is no improvement, further evaluation can be done at a neurology clinic.

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Understanding Neck and Throat Discomfort: A Neurological Perspective

There is something unusual about the head and neck junction? Two months ago, after work, I went swimming and then worked the night shift. I started feeling a tightness in my left chest. I visited a family medicine doctor who tested my CPK levels, which were over 3000. The doctor ...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
It is difficult to distinguish whether it is a peripheral nerve or tension issue. It is advisable to have a single neurologist monitor the case for better differentiation.

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Neck Tension and Dizziness: Understanding Your Symptoms

Cervical stiffness and dizziness? Hello, doctor. Recently, I've been experiencing a tight and sore sensation in the muscles of my neck, along with dizziness. I'm not sure if this is related to my habit of lying on my bed for long periods while using my laptop. I measure...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The soreness in the neck muscles is likely related to muscle fatigue. It is important not to maintain a fixed posture for too long. Applying heat and engaging in appropriate exercise are essential.

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Understanding Pressure Sensation in the Back of the Head: Causes and Concerns

There is a feeling of pressure in the back of the head? Hello, doctor! About two days ago, I started feeling a sense of pressure on the left side of my occipital region, close to my neck, whenever I lie flat on my back to sleep. Interestingly, I would expect the right side to exp...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The feeling of pressure is likely unrelated to the brain and is associated with sleeping posture and traction of the neck muscles. Heat therapy and massage may help; if there is no improvement, a visit to a neurology clinic for further evaluation is recommended.

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Understanding Leg Pain: When to See a Neurologist for Relief

Leg pain? Hello Doctor, my calf often experiences sudden pain, primarily on the inner side near the shinbone close to the knee, but the pain tends to move around. It also occurs near the knee, close to the ankle, on the sole of the foot, and in the thigh. Sometimes the pain lasts...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Muscle pain is often caused by muscle fatigue or strain. Try applying heat and stretching. If the pain persists, please consult a neurologist.

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Understanding Shoulder Pain: Causes, Treatments, and Concerns for Seniors

Neck and shoulder pain? Hello Dr. Yeh, My mother is 61 years old and has symptoms suggestive of frozen shoulder. Recently, she has been working too hard and has experienced some recurrence of pain. She is taking the following medications: Suloril 100mg, Mephenoxalone 200mg/table...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Based on your description, the right side appears larger than the left side, which may indicate atrophy of the left side. It is advisable to follow up with a neurology clinic for further examination and inform the physician about this condition.

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Understanding Facial Nerve Damage After Surgery: Recovery and Options

Facial nerve Hello, doctor. My brother underwent surgery last week for a pleomorphic adenoma located below his right ear. The surgeon indicated that the tumor was enveloping the facial nerve, and they had to remove the facial nerve as well (which was not disclosed prior to the su...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
If a nerve is severed, it is unlikely to regenerate. Over time, the muscles innervated by that nerve may atrophy, and using other nerves for compensation is generally not feasible.

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Understanding Involuntary Leg Jerks: Causes and Solutions for Better Sleep

Leg twitching preventing sleep! Hello, doctor! I have been troubled by a symptom for many years, and I would like your advice or clarification. I often experience sudden, forceful jerking movements in my feet (on the dorsum, not the sole). It usually doesn't happen when I&#x...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. Muscle fatigue or overexertion can be alleviated by applying warm compresses and elevating the legs before bedtime. 2. Regular stretching exercises can help prevent this condition.

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Understanding Left Shoulder Pain: Diagnosis and Treatment Options

Pain in the left shoulder scapular muscles? Hello Doctor, first of all, thank you very much for your previous response to my question. I have another question regarding the previous issue. Is there any equipment in hospitals that can identify the trigger points of pain in my left...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
There are many muscles in the left shoulder, and certain positions can trigger pain, indicating inflammation or strain in a specific group of muscles. To determine which group is affected, a physical examination is necessary, and treatment can be sought from a rehabilitation spec...

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Headaches from Weightlifting: Understanding the Causes and Solutions

Headaches caused by exercise? I would like to consult a physician... I have been working out, and during a recent session while doing some weightlifting (with a set of 10-12 repetitions), I felt pain on the right side of the back of my head during the last few repetitions (which ...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The symptoms indicate a strain in the neck muscles, but the duration of the symptoms is unknown. It is advised to stop exercising until a physician can evaluate the condition.

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Understanding Persistent Pain in the Back of Your Head: Causes and Solutions

Headache issues? I have been experiencing discomfort or pain in the back of my head for several days, especially when I touch the area at the back of my neck. What could be the cause of this?


Dr. Cao Wenlong Reply:
Hello: A muscle strain in the posterior neck can cause headaches or dizziness when turning the head, as it pulls on the affected muscles. It is important to maintain proper posture; lying down while watching TV or reading is not a correct posture. Cao Wenlong

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Understanding Hand Joint Pain: Neurological Insights and Remedies

Joint pain in the hands! Dear Dr. Lai, Hello! This is my first time visiting this website, and I’m glad to find that I can ask questions here because I am quite anxious. My mother has been doing housework for a long time, which has led to pain in her hand joints, and sometimes s...


Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Hello, Xiao Bai. When experiencing pain in the joints, it is important to differentiate whether the pain is originating from the joint itself or from the surrounding muscles and ligaments. Overuse (performing the same motion repeatedly over a long period) may lead to both issues....

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Understanding Facial Nerve Paralysis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Facial nerve paralysis On January 1st, I suddenly experienced facial nerve paralysis on the left side of my face. I visited a hospital and underwent electromyography, where the doctor diagnosed me with facial nerve paralysis due to hepatitis B. The doctor prescribed vitamin B com...


Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Hello, the symptoms you described are basically sequelae. I personally recommend that you visit Far Eastern Memorial Hospital again, report these symptoms to the physician, and ask for their assistance. Thank you!

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