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Posted By CCF Neuro[P] MD, RPS on April 24, 1999 at 10:12:47
Dear Yvonne:
I would recommend that your visit your neurologist. Although benignBenign ear cyst or tumor Benign positional vertigo fasciculations can give you all the symptoms that you describe, it is always better to have someone look and exam. Then, there is a baseline evaluation from which to judge other changes that might occur and the context of that change.
Sincerely,
CCF Neuro[P] MD
Posted By Dave J on April 25, 1999 at 08:51:41
I have the same symptoms, and they are getting worse. Now besides my fingers going numb on both hands (not always simultainiously) the tops of my feet are starting to tingle and grow numb. The pain is increasing in my shoulder/neck area, and even radiates upwards to my left ear and eye. I am not getting alot of sleep these past months because of it. I have a healthy diet, am fitter than most 44 year old males, but I'm wondering if that is part of the problem? Should I curtail my wieght program and stop playing soccer and squash? I hope not! THAT would devastating for me. Also, I use moderate wieghts (90-110lbs) with high reps. Two exersises that I can no longer do; "flys" and any exercise involving ANY pressure or wieght on both shoulders simultainously. I saw my doctor last week and he took x-rays of several juctures on my spine, and found nothing, and said the next step would be "nerve mapping". What the heck is THAT?
Posted By Concerned on April 26, 1999 at 09:58:01
I would get MRI the problem with X-rays are they don't show soft tissue
like disc material very well.Sounds like you have nerve compression in the
lower cervical(neck) area from herniated disc or bone spurs???
Dear Yvonne:
I would recommend that your visit your neurologist. Although benign fasciculations can give you all the symptoms that you describe, it is always better to have someone look and exam. Then, there is a baseline evaluation from which to judge other changes that might occur and the context of that change.
Sincerely,
CCF Neuro[P] MD
I have the same symptoms, and they are getting worse. Now besides my fingers going numb on both hands (not always simultainiously) the tops of my feet are starting to tingle and grow numb. The pain is increasing in my shoulder/neck area, and even radiates upwards to my left ear and eye. I am not getting alot of sleep these past months because of it. I have a healthy diet, am fitter than most 44 year old males, but I'm wondering if that is part of the problem? Should I curtail my wieght program and stop playing soccer and squash? I hope not! THAT would devastating for me. Also, I use moderate wieghts (90-110lbs) with high reps. Two exersises that I can no longer do; "flys" and any exercise involving ANY pressure or wieght on both shoulders simultainously. I saw my doctor last week and he took x-rays of several juctures on my spine, and found nothing, and said the next step would be "nerve mapping". What the heck is THAT?
I would get MRI the problem with X-rays are they don't show soft tissue
like disc material very well.Sounds like you have nerve compression in the
lower cervical(neck) area from herniated disc or bone spurs???
Thanks
CCF Neuro MD
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