Effective Treatments for Tendonitis: Finding Relief for Your Painful Hands
Tendonitis of the hand If your mother has been experiencing persistent pain in her hand tendons that hasn't improved with treatment, it may be beneficial to consider the following options: 1. **Consult a Specialist**: A visit to an orthopedic surgeon or a hand specialist ca...
Dr. Du Haojie Reply:
In addition to oral and topical medications for tendonitis, rehabilitation therapy can also be attempted, and of course, adequate rest will be beneficial as well.[Read More] Effective Treatments for Tendonitis: Finding Relief for Your Painful Hands
Managing Computer-Related Nerve Issues: When to Seek Help
About Computer-Related Occupational Diseases I have a background in computer science, and after long periods of typing on the computer, I am currently experiencing numbness and tingling in both hands. I previously visited a doctor for massage therapy, which helped for a few month...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
First, check for carpal tunnel syndrome or simple tendonitis. It is advisable to consult a neurologist for an examination and to ensure adequate rest.[Read More] Managing Computer-Related Nerve Issues: When to Seek Help
Understanding Left Shoulder Blade Pain: Causes and Treatments
Sensation of soreness and numbness in the left scapula? I have been experiencing a dull ache and numbness near my left scapula for the past two months, and recently it has occasionally turned into a sharp pain. It came on suddenly, and I haven't had any injuries prior to thi...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The soreness and numbness around the scapula, without any prior injury and with no abnormalities in the hands, is most likely due to tendonitis or fatigue.[Read More] Understanding Left Shoulder Blade Pain: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Sciatica: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Sciatica? Hello Doctor: When I was in the fourth grade, I fell and landed on my buttocks. At first, I didn't pay much attention to it, but later I started experiencing pain in my spine and lower back, so I went to see a doctor. I consulted many traditional Chinese medicine p...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The pain you experienced in the fourth grade is unlikely to be caused by coccygeal nerve compression (as the coccygeal nerves are distributed in the perineal region); it is more likely due to injury to the soft tissue around the coccyx. Your complaint of pain after leg activity, ...[Read More] Understanding Sciatica: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Muscle Pain in the Legs: A Neurological Perspective
Abnormal muscle pain in the legs? Dear Dr. Yeh, I am a glaucoma patient who was diagnosed and began treatment four years ago, and I am still undergoing treatment. Over these four years, I have rarely gone out, sometimes only once a month, and I mostly stay in my room. As the wea...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Based on your description, with a height of 175 cm and a weight of 88 kg, along with a sedentary lifestyle, it is likely that you are experiencing tendon fatigue and strains. It is probably not a vascular blockage, as that would cause severe pain that persists over time. I recomm...[Read More] Understanding Muscle Pain in the Legs: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Left Shoulder Pain: Causes and Solutions
Left shoulder pain? Hello, I would like to ask about my left shoulder. For the past two months, I have suddenly been experiencing soreness in the morning when I wake up. After I get up, the pain is mostly gone, almost completely. However, I don't feel any pain when I raise m...
Dr. Huang Yingzhe Reply:
Your left shoulder pain may require you to visit a hospital to consult an orthopedic physician for diagnosis and treatment! It doesn't sound like a nerve issue! Thank you![Read More] Understanding Left Shoulder Pain: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Left Hand Pain: Causes, Treatments, and Professional Insights
Regarding left hand pain? Hello, I often experience soreness and pain in the back of my left hand, from the wrist to the metacarpal area. The pain is not severe, but I am unable to exert force or lift heavy objects; I can manage lighter items. Two years ago, there was a hard swel...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
According to your description, the pain in the back of your left hand may be due to tendonitis caused by poor posture and overuse. Medications can only provide temporary pain relief, and improper massage may exacerbate the condition. Since you often have to reach backward with yo...[Read More] Understanding Left Hand Pain: Causes, Treatments, and Professional Insights
Understanding Weakness and Pain in the Arms: A Neurological Perspective
Weakness in both hands? Dr. Yeh: Hello, I have been experiencing soreness near my shoulders in both arms for the past week. Whenever my posture is off, the pain becomes quite severe, and my arms seem to lack strength, making it feel like I can't muster much energy. However, ...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
T0-Rose is experiencing shoulder pain in both arms, which may be due to tendonitis. It is recommended to apply heat and take appropriate rest. If there is no improvement, please consult an orthopedic or neurology specialist for treatment. Response from Dr. Yeh Po-Shou, Neurology ...[Read More] Understanding Weakness and Pain in the Arms: A Neurological Perspective
Understanding Writer's Cramp: Causes, Treatments, and Local Resources in Taichung
Writer's cramp About two years ago, I began experiencing difficulty writing with my right hand, as my handwriting became increasingly slanted and I struggled to apply the correct amount of pressure. Additionally, I experienced pain in the tendons of my thumb. After consultin...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The occurrence of this condition is believed by some scholars to be related to psychological states. In addition to relaxation, anxiolytic medications may help alleviate symptoms. In the Taichung area, one can seek assistance from neurologists at Taichung Veterans General Hospita...[Read More] Understanding Writer's Cramp: Causes, Treatments, and Local Resources in Taichung
Is Music Therapy Effective for Comatose Patients? Insights and Methods
Is music therapy suitable for comatose patients? My friend's daughter contracted meningitis due to an unknown virus last year, which led to hydrocephalus and several brain surgeries. She is currently out of danger but is in a state similar to a vegetative state. Is this reha...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Currently, there is no literature supporting the so-called music therapy for the soul. However, there is also no relevant information indicating that this type of treatment would worsen the patient's condition, so there are no applicable concerns. According to the literature...[Read More] Is Music Therapy Effective for Comatose Patients? Insights and Methods
Understanding Tinnitus: Possible Links to Past Head Trauma and Treatment Options
Tinnitus Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask you a question. I have a severe tinnitus issue. My left ear is normal, but my right ear has been experiencing significant noise almost 24 hours a day. Occasionally, I also feel sharp pain in the temple area, similar to a migraine, along...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. First, could you please tell me when your tinnitus started? If it occurred immediately after the car accident, it may be related to the accident. However, I still recommend seeing an otolaryngologist for an examination. 2. The throbbing pain in your temples, along with stiff...[Read More] Understanding Tinnitus: Possible Links to Past Head Trauma and Treatment Options
Understanding Cerebral Palsy: Causes, Symptoms, and Impacts
What is cerebral palsy? Hello Doctor: I gave birth to my son via cesarean section at 37 weeks due to preeclampsia. At birth, he weighed 1880 grams, and now, at over seven months old, he weighs 8700 grams, is 69 cm tall, and has a head circumference of 41 cm. He can say "mama...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
To: Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder caused by incomplete brain development during fetal life. It typically presents as unilateral limb impairment. However, based on your description, the child exhibits dexterous and active limbs, which does not suggest the presence of c...[Read More] Understanding Cerebral Palsy: Causes, Symptoms, and Impacts
Understanding Left Arm Pain and Numbness: When to Seek Help
The left hand experiences intermittent numbness and tingling? Hello Doctor: For the past six months, I have often felt a tingling sensation in my left arm at night, and sometimes I experience a similar feeling in my left chest. I haven't engaged in any intense physical activ...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
To: LILY The numbness and tingling in your left hand that occurred in the evening could be related to resting, sleeping, or using the computer. It may be due to tendon fatigue; however, if you also experienced discomfort in your left chest, cardiac issues should be considered (t...[Read More] Understanding Left Arm Pain and Numbness: When to Seek Help
Effective Treatments for Chronic Migraine Pain Relief
Migraine After studying for a long time, I experience pain in the upper back of my head, which can be alleviated by sleeping. This has been ongoing for more than three years. What treatment options are available?
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
This is caused by tendon fatigue. It is recommended to apply heat and avoid maintaining a fixed position for too long. You should move your shoulder and arm every 20-30 minutes.[Read More] Effective Treatments for Chronic Migraine Pain Relief
Neck Injury: When to Seek Neurology Care for Persistent Pain
Neck injury I often experience restricted neck movement due to sneezing, and I can only maintain a fixed position. Generally, outpatient care provides muscle relaxants and anti-inflammatory medications to temporarily alleviate the pain. Currently, if I look straight at one spot f...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
To: Wang 1842 Based on the described condition, it appears to be a tendon strain. You may start with heat therapy; additionally, consider using muscle relaxants and pain relievers. Furthermore, if you experience neck pain after sleeping, pay attention to whether the height of you...[Read More] Neck Injury: When to Seek Neurology Care for Persistent Pain