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Female | 62

Can paralyzed stroke and nerve problems be operated?

Hello sir my mother is having paralyzed stroke and she is having nerves problem also kindly update me is it possible to operate

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Neurosurgeon

Answered on 12th Nov '24

A paralyzed stroke is a condition where the blood supply to a certain part of the brain is minimal. This may, consequently, lead to nerve complications that can result in paralysis. Performing surgery on the brain in the case of stroke-related issues is rarely the first line of treatment after a stroke. Rather, the physicians place more emphasis on rehabilitation therapy to restore the patient's ability to walk and do everyday activities. 

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Female | 27

Why Do I Have Nausea and Headache After a Fall?

I am 27 years old female , day before yesterday I fell in bathroom and hot my front and back side of the head . After that till now I'm having nausea and headache.

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 12th Nov '24

The fall might indicate a concussion, which can happen from bumps or blows to the head. Common symptoms include recurring nausea or headaches. It's important to rest and avoid activities that stimulate your mind, like watching TV or using screens. If symptoms worsen or you have trouble thinking, go to a hospital.

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Female | 25

Could Low Vitamin D Cause Leg Pain in MS?

Hellp! I am someone with MS. I have very low vitamin D levels and have had that flr a while. I an currently experiencing pain in my left leg. In both knee and thigh. I have pain and can not stand on it as usual. It is the second time in less than 2 weeks (my knee, first time)

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 11th Nov '24

Lack of vitamin D levels in the case of multiple sclerosis patients may be responsible for muscle pain on some occasions. You should be getting enough vitamin D from sunlight or a supplement of vitamin D. Besides that, you can try to make the tension loosen or apply a warm compress to stop the pain. If the pain continues, go to a doctor to get professional advice.

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Female | 35

Why am I experiencing tingling after c-section?

I am a 35 year old woman. Recently gave birth through c-section on the 3rd of October. 4or 5 days after being discharged from hospital my legs inflamed, then after 2 days they got ok, then I started to have a tingling sensation on my right leg and arm. This passed after some days when I was taking some multi vitamins and returned agai n. Now the intensity of the tingling sensation had reduced bt it was irritating. Should I be worried?

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 11th Nov '24

You may be experiencing some postpartum complications. The tingling sensation in your right leg and arm could be because the nerves in the area have been compressed by the way you are sitting or lying down. Although the severity of pain is decreasing, note that you should bring this to the attention of a neurologist to exclude any dangerous problems. Don't forget to stay hydrated and try to move around from time to time. 

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Male | 65

Why Am I Experiencing Memory Loss After Head Injury?

My uncle met with an accident few days ago . He had a head injury. After few days he had lost his memory and also behaving aggressively

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 11th Nov '24

Your uncle may suffer from a disorder known as Post-Traumatic Amnesia (PTA) after an injury to the head. Memory loss and aggressive behavior are pervasive symptoms. It is because the main point gets violated, hence, it can be the cause of behavioral changes. Rest, avoiding stress, and patience are necessary for your uncle's recovery. 

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Female | 20

Why am I experiencing tooth and head ache along with other symptoms?

Tooth ache Head ache at soft spot in head Difficulty talking Blurry vision on right eye expecially if I close and open it Fatigue Can't sit upright Can't stand upright Difficulty remembering things Facial pain Pressure on nose bridge Numb toe finger My neck feels like there's someone touching it taken pain relief but it doesn't do much

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 11th Nov '24

You have got a mix of symptoms that could be related to each other. Toothache, headache at the soft spot in your head, difficulty in talking, blurry vision, fatigue, and memory problems are the symptoms of neurologic problems or even vascular problems in the brain. The pressure on your nose bridge and the soreness of the face could be caused by sinus problems. Numbness in your toe finger is possibly caused by nerve compression issues. The neck pains and soreness during sitting or standing straight may be due to the spinal cord. It is important to see a neurologist promptly for a proper evaluation and treatment plan.

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Female | 23

What Should I Do for 3-Month Headache?

3 mahine se mere sar dard ho Raha hai kya karu

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 10th Nov '24

Headaches can be a result of stress, sleep deprivation, or even dehydration. It is important to make sure you drink enough water, chill, and try to get sound sleep. If such things aren't of help, then it's advisable to visit a physician to let them evaluate the situation and provide proper treatment.

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Male | 28

Why am I experiencing morning headache?

Headache since morning and not able to concentrate. Can you share some tips

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Neurosurgeon

Answered on 7th Nov '24

Different things could lead to headaches, such as stress, dehydration, or lack of sleep. Please try drinking some water, staying in a calm place, and taking some deep breaks. Also, it is better to avoid being on screens for a while. Pack some regular meals and snacks as well. If the headache is still there or more severe, please seek medical help from a neurologist.

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Male | 35

Could body pain, paralyzing sensation & chest pain be serious?

I am Raphael 35 years, I started feeling body pain yesterday mainly on the feet and hand like as if they get paralyzed but it's off and on. Plus general body pain, the chest pain too. I don't what it is

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 7th Nov '24

The symptoms of body pain, especially in your feet and hands may be alarming. These could be due to various factors like inflammation, stress, or even an underlying health condition. Chest pain should not be neglected either. It is one of the things that you should take care of. It is advisable to rest a lot, drink plenty of water, and go to a neurologist to find out the cause and the treatment of the disease

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Female | 40

Have I Developed Serious Neurological Issues after 18 Months?

Neurological issues on going 18 mths, no doc is helping me now worse pain all over my left side body and chronic headaches and head pressure also experiencing electric shock sensations from head to abdomen and horrible spasams in chest and pain in left breast and sholder and neck

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 7th Nov '24

Pain on your left side and chronic headaches, the two motions you report might stem from several causes for instance nerve trouble or muscle health issues. The electric shock, which you describe as the jerk and jolt you feel, may well be associated with the nerve sensations. It mimics or is seen as the breathing pattern of a muscle when someone overuses or tightens the muscle during a workout, causing intercostal muscle pain. You should be upfront with your health issues and choose a neurologist to get an appropriate diagnosis followed by a treatment plan that is suitable for you.

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Female | 39

Why sudden weakness in left hand and leg?

My mother has been suffering from fever and cought since many day ...later on she started having weakness..yesterday she had difficulty in movement of her left hand....today morning she had difficulty in moving her left leg too...her all vitals are normal..

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Neurosurgeon

Answered on 7th Nov '24

A stroke occurs when the flow of blood to the brain is hindered, causing weakness or trouble in moving a limb on one side of the body. Symptoms that may develop in this condition are fever, cough, and physical weakness. It is absolutely vital to get medical attention immediately if a stroke is suspected, as early intervention is crucial for recovery.

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Female | 17

Can I Take Pills for Internal Brain Bleed?

Hi I wanted to ask which type of pills or capsules can I take with internal brain bleed.

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 6th Nov '24

Intracerebral hemorrhage is a potential health issue that can lead to symptoms such as serious headaches, confusion, and muscle weakness. Possible reasons include high blood pressure, trauma, and certain health conditions. The treatment for internal brain bleed is an emergency medical intervention. To take or swallow any medicine without consulting the doctor can be harmful and can aggravate the condition. One should immediately go to a neurologist to get medical attention.

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Male | 22

Did drops from aquarium give me brain-eating amoeba?

I was cleaning yesterday my aquarium and some drops of water touched my nose,I saw recently a video about the brain eating amoeba and I am afraid if I got it.I know how deadly it is

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 6th Nov '24

The chance of you getting the brain-eating amoeba from the water that touches your nose is very low. This amoeba infects the body via the nose and results in an uncommon infection. Symptoms include headache, fever, nausea, and if severe, changes in mental status. The best way to avoid this is not to swim in freshwater areas where amoebas may be present. 

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Male | 52

Could Extreme Diabetic Neurotherapy Cause Extreme Nerve Burning?

I am suffering from diabetic neurotherapy which is on extreme level I had extreme burning in my nerves could u please suggest me something?

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Dr. Gurneet Sawhney

Neurosurgeon

Answered on 6th Nov '24

Diabetic neuropathy is a result of edema when your nerves are damaged by high blood sugar levels. Symptoms such as burning or tingling in hands and feet may be very uncomfortable. Your diabetes treatments along with the controlled blood sugar levels and exercising will bring down the pain. Follow your doctor's advice thoroughly so you will be feeling better soon.

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Male | Abbas Alam

Why am I experiencing cervical pain and body tingling?

Dear Respected sir I have same issue regarding cervicale i feeling pain in the hand or back side also this issue i am facing since 4 month, but some more another issue also feeling like ENT running in the full body every some second this means what ongoing i not understood please give me advice

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Neurosurgeon

Answered on 5th Nov '24

You are feeling pain in your hand and back that is accompanied by a tingling sensation in your whole body. The above-stated symptoms might be a result of the neck problem known as a cervical issue. The pain and tingling sensation in your hand and back can be because the nerves in your neck are affected. You must go to a neurologist to get the right diagnosis and treatment. In the meantime, you should make sure to avoid things that cause your symptoms to worsen and also practice good posture.

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