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- I have dizziness , nausea, and the left side of the head is very sensitive to touch , what is it?
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It is very likely to be a problem in the central nervous system. If you have had prior ...
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- Can brain trauma cause dizziness several months after you have suffered?
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Patients may experience headaches and dizziness for 6 months after having suffered a head injury. Some develop chronic ...
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- Could generate a brain tumor from a head injury ?
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There is no relationship between head trauma and the development of cancer.
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- What is this headache? The last 4 days I have been suffering from the worst headache of my life. I have a rash on the chest and had a slight fever the other day. Today , the fourth day , I still have a headache but has extended to the neck. The front of the neck hurts.
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The fact that he has a headache and stiff neck is worrying. If you also have a fever ...
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- Mild dizziness and lightheadedness . Due to the movement of the neck or spine , the doctor says it could be a pinched muscle. Please help me with the problem.
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Definitely you may have a pinched nerve. The most common reasons for neck pain is related to posture ...
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- Is it possible to transplant an eye ? Blindness secondary to trauma to the head or eye injury .
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Although many advancements are being made in tissue transplantation techniques still can not completely an eye transplant . ...
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- Yesterday I had a car accident and went to the emergency room with pain in the neck, since then I have had more intense pain that spreads and spreads her shoulders to the spine along with headaches and dizziness. I also urinate more.
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This is a very difficult question because the symptoms can be caused by many things . It is ...
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- What is the difference between a dislocation or subluxation of the shoulder? It is normal that the shoulder in and out to relax the arm?"
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If you have no history of trauma, most likely possibly subluxation are due to constitutional hypermobility in your ...
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- Why do I hurt the soles of the feet? About six weeks ago, out of nowhere (with no injury / trauma or anything extreme) started to hurt the soles of the feet when I stand up to walk and after having been sitting more than 5 minutes or so. I don´t have tingling or numbness.
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Your symptoms are consistent with a condition called plantar fasciosis. The pain is caused by a shortening of ...
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