Medicines in neurology
Common Questions and Answers about Medicines in neurology
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In clots around the dural space which develop slowly, symptoms of compression develop slowly and progress with the level of compression. The usual treatment is to drain the clot. This is because the symptoms will subside once the pressure is removed. To remove the pressure, blood has to be drained from the space it is occupying. Thereafter the patient may need physiotherapy and medications. Please discuss the best treatment option with your neurologist. Take care!
please i had a headaches now for two months all my blood work with neurology is negative and my CT ,MRI is negative i'm still with headaches please any help
And IF you cant stop taking medicines for whole pregnancy then just for first trimester which is most important and the most dangerous.
Never all hurting at the same time, but all were very painful and sensitive to touch and change in temperature as if they were partially numb. All mostly on my right side. Then my right eye was closing and twitching off and on daily. I was have episodes of confusion, blurred vision, dizzeness, no coordination and memory loss. My PCP sent me to a rhematoid specialist then a neurologist.
He has been on ATT for 4 months now, first few months were ok, but since the last 1 month the medicines are causing very bad side effects.
He has very bad acidity every day, since last few days the situation has become worse, he is not able to stand properly, his hands are shivering all the time, and he has a blurred vision. He was much better before starting ATT.
Also he is taking Eptoin and Frisium for seizures.
The symptoms include seconds of the room spinning, dull neck pain or stiffness,and pressure in my head but no an actual headache. I had a chemical stress test within the last three weeks and shortly afterwards I developed these symptoms. The symptoms have occured everyday for about two weeks and these spells happen at least 3 or 4 times in a day. The spinning when I lie down and the stiff neck , the head pressure ,light headness and an imbalance when I wake up. I have had vertigo in the past.
Welcome to the medhelp neurology forum. Thanks for writing in. Sciatica is pain resulting from irritation of sciatic nerve. it is typically felt from the low back to behind the thigh and radiating down below the knee. It is most commonly caused due to a herniated disc or adjacent bone, tumor, muscle irritating the nerve. treatment options include addressing the underlying cause for the symptoms, medications to relieve pain and inflammation and relax muscles, physical therapy.
Although there is some research being run now to test the effectiveness of this drug, I found an article about this drug (see the link). Based on the literature, this drug is being used in China in patient with brain injuries such as stroke 48 hours following a stroke. and the result doesn't seem surprising especially that the recovery rate following using this drug is not interesting, at least for me.
Any one using or ever used this: VENAFLAXINE 75mg in morning with 10mg urbanol 3 times a day. Before I go to bed i drink zopiclone and trepiline. Wont this much pills affect me? I am just comming off Sertraline whitch made me very sick. Worst side symptoms ever!
Hi there. Humming in the head could be due to tinnitus or ringing sensation in the ears. The causes of tinnitus are ear wax or foreign body in the ear, loud noise exposure, drugs like aspirin, meniere’s disease, brain aneurysm or tumor. Consult a neurologist for a detailed clinical examination, audiogram, auditory brain stem response and CT/MRI as deemed relevant by the otolaryngologist. Therapy would be guided by the diagnosis. Take care.
What causes pressure in ears? I also hear my heart beat in my right ear. The pressure seems worse when I exercise and when I eat. My blood pressure is 100/55. This happen overnight. I tried ear wax removal, and swimmers ear drops. Did not help. I do become off balance like falling but not dizzy slightly lightheadedness. The ENT tlooked into my ears and said I do not have any pressure or fluid in my ears. He did not offer a hearing test.
Personally, I had three flares the first year on Copaxone, 2 flares in the 2nd, and 1 flare in the third year. It's very common to have multiple flares in the first year after being diagnosed, even if you've been in limbo for some time. It was hard to distinguish between being in a flare and recovering from one, but by my count, it was at least three in the first year.
The real key will be to see if your brain has gotten any new lesions since you've been on Copaxone.
Long term use of PPIs like aciphex causes decreased absorption of vitamin B12 leading to a deficiency in this crucial vitamin. Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms include numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. Permanent nerve damage will occur if vitamin B12 deficiency has has gone without treatment for a sufficient time.
The baking soda test:
Mix 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate, not baking powder) in an 8 ounce glass and drink it.
In my case I found the curling toe cramps come when my boules are not functioning enough or very little. I get leg cramps and belly aches . I take a middle called colon clean. If you take this make sure you drink at least 2 liters of water a day.
Sounds just like peripheral neuropathy to me. I have it. At first it came from a bad back, I had neuropathy just a little in one foot and up into my lower leg, to where I couldn't feel those pins they stick in me. It was in the sole of my foot on the side, had the same swelling as you, stingy, and redness, pain.
t done back exercises all these years, I would have probably wound up in a wheelchair by now. And in addition, you MUST see the neurosurgeon, whether you wind up with surgery or not, because you do not want to put the spinal cord in any kind of danger, depending on how big this shift is. I've lived with minor shifts for many years, but the time is coming where my neurologist is gonna have to do SOMEthing different for me.
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