Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.I would like to know some details about your symptoms:1. Since when have you started to have these headaches?2. What type of headache do you feel? For example, stretching, heaviness, bursting, burning, pinprick, or something else?3. What is the intensity of the headache: severe, moderate, or mild?4.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Severe hypoplasia of the left transverse sinus means - the left transverse sinus is very small or not well-formed since the beginning (since birth or during development). It is a developmental anomaly and does not cause any symptoms. It should not be a reason for tinnitus. I hope this helps Thank you.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. I would like to know some details about your symptoms and incident: What exactly did you feel inside your stomach? Please try to describe. While you were stepping out, what symptoms exactly did you feel? Did you see blurring of vision, blackening in front of your eyes, visualize any flashes of light, feel any imbalance, have a tendency to fall, feel fast heartbeats, have a headache, feel like vomiting, or something more? For how long did you feel those symptoms yourself? Were you aware while falling down? Did you think to try, or did you try, to hold some object or support from a wall just before falling? Did you have any sweating, urinary incontinence, tongue bite due to your tongue being caught between your teeth, stool incontinence during that episode, or any bodily injury due to the fall? As witnessed by your coworker, please ask your coworker what he or she saw happening to you during the period of unawareness. Was there any abnormal limb jerking or tightening? Was there any shout or cry? Was your body loose and limp or tight, cold, or sweaty? Were your eyes open or closed? Also, try to ask your coworker approximately how much time it took for you to regain alertness.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would like to know some details about your symptoms: a. When were you detected to have COVID-19, and how many days before? b. Since how many days, you started to have numbness and weakness in your legs? c. Since how many days, you started to have numbness and weakness in your arm? d.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. As you mentioned symptom of lower back pain, with tingling in the right leg and occasional shooting pain from back to legs, it may be a radicular pain due to nerve root pressure or irritation in the lower spine. Fasciculations can happen in many illnesses (apart from ALS) like anxiety or benign fasciculation syndrome or cramp fasciculation syndrome or myotonia. I would like to know some further information about your symptoms: 1. Since when you started to have lower back pain and shooting pain from the back to the leg and tingling sensations in the right leg? 2.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Arachnoid cyst is CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) filled cyst within the brain, which is usually asymptomatic. But if the size is large, it can cause symptoms by pressure effects. A cyst cannot be cured by medicine. If treatment is needed, it is by surgery only.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I can understand your concern. I would like to know some details of your problem: 1. Since when have you started to have headaches? 2. In which areas of the head do you feel a headache? 3.
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I am here to extend a helping hand to you. Being a microbiology student yourself, you might know things well. The answers to your questions are as follows: 1. Whether I need to change the doctor because of his incorrect dosage schedule and is giving pre-exposure dosage for a post-exposure case? If so, do I need to change him before the dosage for day seven or change the doctor immediately to get the dosage on day three instead? My suggestion is that choosing a doctor is your personal choice.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would like to know a few more details about your symptoms, so please answer these questions: Since when have you been experiencing these twitchings? How many years has this been going on? Which parts of your body are affected by these twitches? As you mentioned, they have been present for many years. Are they increasing, remaining the same, or decreasing over time? Are these twitches visible to the naked eye, or are they only felt internally by you? Have you noticed any factors that aggravate them, apart from masturbation? Do you have any limb weakness or thinning of the limbs? Have you undergone any investigations for these twitches? If yes, please attach the reports here. How is your sleep generally? How long does it take you to fall asleep after lying down in bed? Once asleep, do you sleep soundly, or do you experience frequent awakenings? How is your mood generally? Do you usually feel happy, sad, or worried? Do you have any other significant medical history apart from these twitches? What is the composition of the medication called "Men's One," and for what reason are you taking it? Thank you. .
Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com.Your concerns seem genuine. There are a lot of neurological conditions, medical conditions which do not get completely improved. Either they remain as such with a deficit or may have some clinical improvement with time. It is the limitations of medical science.
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