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Understanding Retrograde Neurotherapy: A Breakthrough in Neurological Treatment

Inquiry about retrograde neurotherapy? Here is the clinic information I found regarding Retrograde Neural Therapy for your reference and assessment to assist me in determining if it is the correct medical approach. Thank you. **Dr. Huang Chong-Hsin's Profile** **Education...


Dr. Lin Zijing Reply:
Hello, this therapy (retrograde neurotherapy) does not fall within the scope of traditional neurology that I have studied, so I cannot comment or compare it. I recommend consulting other advanced physicians. Thank you.

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Reversing Nerve Disorders: An Overview of Retrograde Neurotherapy

Retrograde Neurotherapy Inquiry: Retrograde Neurotherapy Below is the clinic information regarding Retrograde Neurotherapy for your reference and assessment to assist me in determining if this is the correct medical approach. Thank you. **Dr. Huang Chung-Hsin's Profile** *...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
I apologize! I have no knowledge of the so-called retrograde neurotherapy and cannot provide an answer. Please contact Dr. Huang Chong-Hsin directly.

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Recent Stroke Patient Statistics and Mortality Rates in Taiwan

Is there data on the number of stroke patients in the past 1-2 years? Is there recent data from the past 1-2 years regarding the number of stroke patients, mortality rates, and the prevalence of stroke in various regions of Taiwan?


Dr. Cao Wenlong Reply:
Hello: Currently, there is no relevant information. Thank you!

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Stroke: Understanding Its Ranking Among Leading Causes of Death

Stroke Ranking Stroke ranks as the second leading cause of death among the population in Taiwan, due to its high incidence rate.


Dr. Cao Wenlong Reply:
Hello: Stroke is the second leading cause of death in our country. Thank you!

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Can I Apply for a Disability Handbook on Behalf of My Parent?

Application for Disability Handbook May I ask if it is necessary for the applicant to be present in person to apply for a disability certificate? Previously, when I went to the hospital to apply for the disability certificate, the nurse informed me that the applicant must be pres...


Dr. Huang Yongquan Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, issuing a disability certificate requires a thorough assessment of neurological function and mobility. It is necessary for the patient to come to the hospital in person for this process, unless they have been under long-term care from a releva...

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Stroke Risks in Hot Work Environments and Dietary Considerations

Could you please provide more specific information or questions regarding stroke? Hello Doctor, My mother suddenly lost vision in one eye while working at her company, and later examinations at the hospital revealed signs of a mild stroke. She is currently on regular medication...


Dr. Lin Zijing Reply:
Stroke predominantly occurs in winter due to cold weather causing blood vessels to constrict, leading to increased blood pressure that can result in rupture or blockage. It is particularly concerning for individuals who are frequently exposed to environments with significant temp...

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Can Stroke Patients Achieve Full Recovery? Understanding Rehabilitation Outcomes

Can a stroke fully recover? Hello, doctor: My grandfather has had a stroke for many years and has been undergoing rehabilitation for a long time, but it seems that he still has no sensation in his limbs... Can stroke patients fully recover? If that's the case, rehabilitation...


Dr. Zhuang Yumin Reply:
Patients who have suffered a stroke can expect to recover about 60% of their original condition with proper rehabilitation; however, the actual outcome varies from person to person. If rehabilitation efforts are not made, there will be a decline in condition. Therefore, in additi...

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Can Neurology Help with Persistent Tinnitus in Older Adults?

Could you please provide more details about the issue of tinnitus? Hello Doctor: My mother (60 years old) has been experiencing a persistent "humming" sound in her right ear for the past three months. She visited an otolaryngologist and underwent a hearing test. The doc...


Dr. Lin Zijing Reply:
Hello, the possible causes of tinnitus are as follows: Subjective tinnitus (rare): The most common causes are vascular disorders (such as issues with veins, arteries, and arteriovenous malformations) and muscular disorders (such as problems with the middle ear muscles, Eustachi...

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Understanding Tension in the Temples: Signs of Potential Stroke?

Tension in the temples? Chronic sleep deprivation, extremely poor sleep quality, and frequent dreaming (always dreaming during sleep). Today, I feel tightness in my temples, with a sensation as if they are about to burst (especially on the right side). My heart rate is slightly e...


Dr. Huang Yongquan Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, based on the symptoms you described, it seems you are experiencing tightness in the temples and stiffness in the neck and shoulders, which is more indicative of tension-type headaches. This discomfort is caused by excessive tightness in the mu...

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Understanding Tension in the Temple Area and Stroke Warning Signs

excuse me? Hello, I would like to ask if my mother (45 years old) sometimes feels tightness in her temples; could this be related to sleep issues? Also, what are the warning signs of a stroke?


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Tension in the temples may indicate a tension-type headache, which can affect sleep. There are many symptoms of a stroke, but they often include unilateral numbness and weakness.

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Understanding Carotid Artery Issues: Stroke, Dissection, and Treatment Options

My dad had a stroke, and the hospital examination revealed that his carotid artery is severed? My father had a stroke around October due to carotid artery blockage. He was transferred to several hospitals, and the previous hospital reported that his carotid arteries were 90% bloc...


Dr. Huang Yongquan Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, based on your statement, your father has carotid artery blockage issues. Generally speaking, a stenosis greater than 75% is associated with a higher risk of stroke, so carotid artery stenting is recommended to open the blood vessels. However, ...

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Unexplained Dizziness and Involuntary Running: A Neurological Concern?

Dizziness, but my legs started running on their own??? Hello, my mother is 70 years old. Today she told me that when she went out in the afternoon, she felt a bit dizzy, but her legs started to run on their own. She said she didn't know why she was running; her legs just wou...


Dr. Lin Zijing Reply:
The symptom of shuffling gait is not uncommon in neurology clinics, as it can occur in patients with Parkinson's disease or those who have experienced multiple small strokes. If your mother frequently exhibits this symptom, it is advisable to have her evaluated at a neurolog...

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When to Use Cell Activators in Neurology: Costs and Manufacturers Explained

Neurology方面 In neurology, cell activators or cell revitalizers are used in various conditions such as neurodegenerative diseases, traumatic brain injuries, and certain types of stroke to promote neuronal survival and regeneration. The specific pharmaceutical companies that manufa...


Dr. Gao Chunde Reply:
I apologize, but I must admit that my knowledge is limited. In conventional medicine, neurology may use Coenzyme Q10 or Parkinson's medications to slow degeneration. As for cellular activation, I have not heard of it being used; it may be more relevant in dermatology and pla...

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How to Identify a Stroke: Simple Steps Everyone Should Know

How to recognize a stroke? Hello Doctor: Recently, I came across an article online about stroke recognition, and since it's being widely circulated, I wanted to confirm its accuracy with you to avoid misinformation that could lead to daily calls to emergency services. Thank ...


Dr. Zhuang Yumin Reply:
Dear Jerry, The three actions you proposed are indeed commonly performed by clinicians for patients. I believe that certain types of strokes can be detected through these three actions; however, many cases may present with other symptoms. For instance, some strokes may manifest ...

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Understanding Stroke Risks and Medical Oversight in Hospital Care

Stroke Hello, Director Huang. I have a few questions I would like to ask you. My elder brother was hospitalized in July this year due to diabetes and slow healing of a foot injury. He was originally in good health and able to move freely, but unexpectedly, about 14 days after bei...


Dr. Huang Yingzhe Reply:
Dear Xiao K, This is Dr. Huang Ying-Che, the Director of the Neurology Department at Tainan Hospital, Department of Health, Executive Yuan. Based on your description, it is difficult to determine whether there is an issue of medical malpractice. However, it is important to note ...

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Understanding Facial Twitches During Sleep: Causes and Concerns

I'm sorry, but I need more information or content Recently, I have experienced slight twitching on the left side of my face while sleeping, from the corner of my eye to my mouth. I have seen a neurologist who mentioned that the muscle twitching at the corner of my eye is qui...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Hello: It is likely not related to a stroke; it may be due to unstable nerve conduction between the nerves and muscles. Tension and fatigue can also contribute to this condition.

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Understanding Hemiplegic Migraines: Symptoms and Causes Explained

Numbness on one side followed by a migraine? Hello Doctor, I am a 22-year-old female. Neither of my parents has a history of migraines, but my father has diabetes. Five days ago, around 9 PM, while sitting on my scooter, I suddenly experienced numbness in the sole of my right foo...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Hello: It seems more like an issue with autonomic nervous system coordination or peripheral circulation rather than a stroke or hemiplegic migraine. Try increasing daily activities to see if it improves.

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Understanding the Impact of High Blood Sugar in Older Adults

High blood sugar? My father is 76 years old and was recently diagnosed with high blood sugar. I am unsure of the implications.


Dr. Qiu Conglang Reply:
Hello: If blood sugar levels are too high, it is advisable to consult relevant specialists, such as an endocrinologist or a diabetes clinic. Long-term diabetes can lead to cerebrovascular complications, increasing the risk of stroke, so it is essential to maintain normal blood su...

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Post-Stroke Recovery: When to Seek Medical Attention for Speech Issues

Stroke Hello, after a stroke (cerebral embolism), I have returned home to rest. My speech and limbs were normal, but now (two days post-discharge) I am experiencing some slurred speech (intermittently). Should I go back to the hospital?


Dr. Qiu Conglang Reply:
Hello: Patients with cerebral embolism may gradually improve after rehabilitation, but three-quarters will still have sequelae. If new symptoms arise, it is essential to consult a physician to determine if a second stroke has occurred. There are many important points to consider ...

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Accurate Diagnosis Methods for Parkinson's Disease: Exploring Options

Diagnosis methods for Parkinson's disease? Dear Vice Dean, My mother has been a patient with peptic ulcerative colitis and has been on steroids for 7 years. She has long-term issues with insomnia and dizziness (without hypertension or other diseases). Recently, for over a m...


Dr. Zeng Kongyan Reply:
The diagnosis of Parkinson's disease is based on the presence of bradykinesia along with either tremor, rigidity, or postural instability, with at least one of these symptoms being present. Most diagnoses are clinical. The potential causes of Parkinson's disease are num...

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