Cheers for the video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Taparton Sturdy Nerves Takeover (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for Getting rid of Neuropathy minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.
Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you considered - Taparton Sturdy Nerves Takeover (do a google search)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for Getting rid of Neuropathy without the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate at very last got cool success with it.
As just a lifelong learner I've studied medical topics for 12 years. Glad I found you, and glad I studied because now my wife has cancer and recently Mononeuropathy. I've had Polyneuropathy for 1 yr and will now act.
P.P. on examination: In exams you might be asked to examine lower limbs/upper limbs. Usually in L.L. it causes Spastic paraparesis, with absent reflexes and upgoing planters. Sensation is decreased of course along with other (?dorsal column) like vibration, temperature.
I had severe neuropathic pain in my feet for years due to CMT. My doctor injected botox through out my feet and for the first time in decades my pain is completely gone for over a year.
I have cerebral palsy my doctor said that my be the cause of my neuropathy from my spasms and contractures in my hip. It affects my motor and autonomic system
I have peripheral neuropathy in my legs, from the knees down. Tingling, numbness, heaviness...it feels like I have 40 lb bags of sand tied to my legs... So this would qualify as symmetric. But... I have a foot drop on the right side only. My toes are numb on the right side only. I have no knee jerk reflex on the left side. I can not do leg lifts on the left side. So is my neuropathy symmetric or not??? Also, doctor, how about talking about treatment? I understand that most of neuropathies will improve if the root cause is fixed. But many are caused by auto immune disorders and for this there is no cure...
I was pinned between a car and a garage door 19 months ago and I had my leg numb from the knee to the toes. A neurologist diagnosed me with peripheral neuropathy. Is that the reason for numbness and pain at night
I've been suffering mononeuritis multiplex following a hepatitis e infection - no one seems to be able to help me I'm taking benfotiamine with lipoic acid which seems to help
I was just diagnosed with this Monday. Dor years 9 separate doctors were leaning towards Parkinson's because i have family history of it on both sides. The needle test and my constant cold feet had the 10th doctor figure it out. She stuck my fingers and toes with a needle and i never felts anything. Even the tuning fork vibrations didnt have any affect, i did feel it in my heel though. My hands were the first to go. Starting with dropping everything. Even now i have to carry with my wrists or under arms. I have past alcoholism problems but have been stone sober for 11 yeads except my medical usage of weed and not a single doctor will treat me. At least i have medical weed card to get some kind of relief. Oh im only 41. Diabetes test came back negative/fine.
@RobdeKlerk-qg6lc no balance, shakes and twitching like a meth head, slurring and my left arm would would curl up uncontrollably. Progressively getting worse and worse. I'm a collision tech and I work on a off the ground frame machine. After falling 3 times last month my boss and I decided it was to dangerous for me to stay on the machine. I've been here for 8 years and this is my second home so I'm not losing my job. But I have absolutely no feeling in my feet or from mid finger down. I cab touch a cherry red piece of metal and not feel anything.
@RobdeKlerk-qg6lc I had a cat scan and mri, both showed no symptoms and my ex has that. She's in a full blown motorized wheelchair now. What ever it is I know my career is coming to an end. It's all good though because I'm starting estimating classes so I can still be in a field I love.
I need HELP! Ijust had carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel surgery 7/28/2022. since I've been home, I've noticed my outer right hip is numb. It's just annoying. Never felt it before. Then I seen a thing on Google peripheral neuropathy is symptoms of hand and foot problems. Is this true? My doctor moved my ulnar nerve cause it was slipping out of the socket. I'm worried, he didn't cause more damage moving the ulnar nerve. I'm hoping for some help on what I should do. I did mention to the staff, but they never herd such thing why hip went numb. Maybe I'm now parioniod. As I have to do other arm in December.
An engaging and concise speaker, thank you. I will aim to be better tomorrow than I am today. Could you please link me the video where you learn to distinguish between radiculopathy and mononeuropathy?
Better tomorrow than you are today - Reza
Cheers for the video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Taparton Sturdy Nerves Takeover (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for Getting rid of Neuropathy minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.
Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you considered - Taparton Sturdy Nerves Takeover (do a google search)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for Getting rid of Neuropathy without the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate at very last got cool success with it.
As just a lifelong learner I've studied medical topics for 12 years. Glad I found you, and glad I studied because now my wife has cancer and recently Mononeuropathy. I've had Polyneuropathy for 1 yr and will now act.
I never realized that even the autoimmune neuropathies involve the superficial nerves. Thank you for this beautiful insight!
Thank you Prof Rez!!! This is a wonderful breakdown of a complicated topic♥️♥️
P.P. on examination:
In exams you might be asked to examine lower limbs/upper limbs. Usually in L.L. it causes Spastic paraparesis, with absent reflexes and upgoing planters. Sensation is decreased of course along with other (?dorsal column) like vibration, temperature.
Looking forward to more of your videos Reza! Thank you so much for democratizing clinical reasoning!
Thank you so much for watching, Emilio!!
I had severe neuropathic pain in my feet for years due to CMT. My doctor injected botox through out my feet and for the first time in decades my pain is completely gone for over a year.
CMT. So I suppose you got weakness, and decreased sensation as well.
Awesome Reza !
Keep up the good work !
I have cerebral palsy my doctor said that my be the cause of my neuropathy from my spasms and contractures in my hip. It affects my motor and autonomic system
Thanks a million!!
I have peripheral neuropathy in my legs, from the knees down. Tingling, numbness, heaviness...it feels like I have 40 lb bags of sand tied to my legs... So this would qualify as symmetric. But...
I have a foot drop on the right side only. My toes are numb on the right side only. I have no knee jerk reflex on the left side. I can not do leg lifts on the left side. So is my neuropathy symmetric or not???
Also, doctor, how about talking about treatment? I understand that most of neuropathies will improve if the root cause is fixed. But many are caused by auto immune disorders and for this there is no cure...
Thank you. I enjoyed this.
Thank you :))
excelente!!!!
I was pinned between a car and a garage door 19 months ago and I had my leg numb from the knee to the toes. A neurologist diagnosed me with peripheral neuropathy. Is that the reason for numbness and pain at night
I've been suffering mononeuritis multiplex following a hepatitis e infection - no one seems to be able to help me
I'm taking benfotiamine with lipoic acid which seems to help
Great!
I was just diagnosed with this Monday. Dor years 9 separate doctors were leaning towards Parkinson's because i have family history of it on both sides. The needle test and my constant cold feet had the 10th doctor figure it out. She stuck my fingers and toes with a needle and i never felts anything. Even the tuning fork vibrations didnt have any affect, i did feel it in my heel though. My hands were the first to go. Starting with dropping everything. Even now i have to carry with my wrists or under arms. I have past alcoholism problems but have been stone sober for 11 yeads except my medical usage of weed and not a single doctor will treat me. At least i have medical weed card to get some kind of relief. Oh im only 41. Diabetes test came back negative/fine.
What were your symptoms my friend , if I may ask ?
@RobdeKlerk-qg6lc no balance, shakes and twitching like a meth head, slurring and my left arm would would curl up uncontrollably. Progressively getting worse and worse. I'm a collision tech and I work on a off the ground frame machine. After falling 3 times last month my boss and I decided it was to dangerous for me to stay on the machine. I've been here for 8 years and this is my second home so I'm not losing my job. But I have absolutely no feeling in my feet or from mid finger down. I cab touch a cherry red piece of metal and not feel anything.
@@KenBober OK...that's sounds though....stay strong 💪
@@KenBober A bit similar to multiple sclerosis..I guess..
@RobdeKlerk-qg6lc I had a cat scan and mri, both showed no symptoms and my ex has that. She's in a full blown motorized wheelchair now. What ever it is I know my career is coming to an end. It's all good though because I'm starting estimating classes so I can still be in a field I love.
Hi there Doc. Are radiculopathies a part of peripheral neuropathies or are they more central?
I need HELP! Ijust had carpal tunnel and cubital tunnel surgery 7/28/2022. since I've been home, I've noticed my outer right hip is numb. It's just annoying. Never felt it before. Then I seen a thing on Google peripheral neuropathy is symptoms of hand and foot problems. Is this true? My doctor moved my ulnar nerve cause it was slipping out of the socket. I'm worried, he didn't cause more damage moving the ulnar nerve. I'm hoping for some help on what I should do. I did mention to the staff, but they never herd such thing why hip went numb. Maybe I'm now parioniod. As I have to do other arm in December.
you are really amazing
Super
Thank you. Your lectures are so valuable. I keep coming back to them. They help me maintain the passion for life long learning.
That's really incredible to read! Thank you thank you
Where were you when i was a med student prof Rez.
I enjoy all your lectures.
That is so kind of you to say :) Thank you for watching our videos!!!
Amazing
An engaging and concise speaker, thank you. I will aim to be better tomorrow than I am today.
Could you please link me the video where you learn to distinguish between radiculopathy and mononeuropathy?
Fantastic breakdown! Thank you for sharing your passion for teaching.
Same as multiple sclerosis
Thankyouuuu
Our pleasure!
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