I am posting one more question regarding my husband - he hit his
headHead and face reconstruction
Head injury
Head lice
Indications of head injury
Radial head injury in Sept, 97, has numerous problems remaining including tinnitus,
ataxiaAcute cerebellar ataxia, and other things. He has a suspected kink in the blood vessels near his left
earEar barotrauma
Ear discharge
Ear emergencies
Ear examination
Ear tube insertion
Ear tube insertion - series. Today he asked me how the circulatory system works, because now his right
footAthlete's foot
Athlete's foot, tinea pedis
Clubfoot
Clubfoot deformity
Clubfoot repair
Clubfoot repair - series
Diabetes foot care
Diabetic blood circulation in foot
Diabetic foot care
Erythema toxicum on the foot
Foot pain feels like its humming. He said it was NOT asleep, but had what he felt to be vibrations or electrical impulses through his
footAthlete's foot
Athlete's foot, tinea pedis
Clubfoot
Clubfoot deformity
Clubfoot repair
Clubfoot repair - series
Diabetes foot care
Diabetic blood circulation in foot
Diabetic foot care
Erythema toxicum on the foot
Foot pain. I could actually feel the movements, and they were not pulsatile, but random and spasmodic. It was only on the one side. Since he has such a difficult history, he wanted to know if there could be any connection between the
circulationCirculation of blood through the heart
Circulation of lymph
Diabetic blood circulation in foot
Vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders in his foot and the circulation in his head. I hope that doesn't sound too weird. I appreciated your last response, this is a terrific forum. (but probably my last post...)
Dear Sheila:
What you are describing is known as fasciculations. These are abnormal
jerky movements in muscles that can be caused by many different things.
This is likely related to peripheral nerve damage/healing and results
in abnormal electrical activity that leads to this movement. The origin
of the damage to the nerve that is involved could very well be from a
circulation problem but this is definitely not related to the circulation
in his brain.
I hope this helps!
Good Luck!