Arachnopathy is a rare disease that is associated with the formation of scars in the area of the spinal cord. As a result of these scars, patients suffer from severe limitation in their movements and general motor abilities. In addition, arachnopathy manifests as intense back pain and tingling and numbness in the lower extremities. What … Arachnopathy: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Neurosyphilis is a syndrome that can develop as a late consequence of syphilis infection. It manifests as psychiatric and neurologic deficits. Neurosyphilis is also called neurolues or quaternary syphilis (fourth-stage syphilis). What is neurosyphilis? Neurosyphilis can develop when untreated or incompletely cured syphilis disease is far advanced. The disease then spreads to the central nervous … Neurosyphilis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Brachialgia is a painful complaint of the arm, joints or shoulder. It is a pain that results from, for example, mechanical irritation or another condition. The intensity of brachialgia varies. What is brachialgia? Brachialgia refers to pain in the arms, joints, or shoulder. It results from compression of the nerve roots. In the corresponding dermatome … Brachialgia: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Lacerations are among the common injuries that occur in the course of a person’s life and usually heal without problems or complications. In the case of extensive lacerations or those that bleed very heavily and permanently, medical advice should be sought to ensure good wound care. This will also ensure optimal healing of the laceration. … Laceration: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
A herniated disc is a degenerative and wear-related disease on the intervertebral discs and lumbar spine or cervical spine. It mainly involves deformation and bruising on the individual vertebral bodies. This process can cause severe pain and radiate to the extremities (arms, legs, feet). What is a herniated disc? Schematic anatomical representation of the vertebrae … Herniated Disc: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Anatomy The end of the fingers on the human hand is called fingertip. The Latin term for the fingers of our hand is digitus manus. When we look at our hand, we see 5 different fingers: thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger and the little finger. Despite the fact that all fingers are different, … Fingertip
Numbness of the fingertip When fingertips are numb, and this also applies to other skin areas on our body, the most common cause is a nerve disorder. In the case of incarcerations or injuries where a nerve is damaged, this manifests itself in the symptomatology of numbness in a corresponding area of skin. This is … Numbness of the fingertip | Fingertip
Broken fingertip A fracture of the end of the finger joint, i.e. the joint at the tip of the finger, is most often caused by violent impact, such as falling, getting stuck in the car door or an object falling on the joint. Whether one is affected can be determined with relative certainty if a … Broken fingertip | Fingertip
Connect fingertip To connect the fingertip, the fingertip bandage can be used: First you take a plaster and cut it off, depending on the size of the finger between 8 and 12 cm long. Exactly in the middle of this bandage you should cut two triangles into it, so that you can later fold it … Connect fingertip | Fingertip
Introduction Circulatory disorders lead to an undersupply of blood and nutrients to the tissue. The cause can be arterial or venous vessels. Circulatory disorders can then cause sensations such as tingling. Other typical symptoms are pale skin and headaches. As a rule, circulatory disorders and the associated complaints develop slowly. However, there are also other … Can tingling indicate a circulatory problem?
Tingling in the face A tingling sensation in the face is not typical for a circulatory disorder. Here, damage to the facial nerves is often the cause of a tingling sensation or pain. Furthermore, burns and frostbite can also lead to such sensations. More rarely, multiple sclerosis can be the cause. Another rare cause of … Tingling in the face | Can tingling indicate a circulatory problem?
The Loge-de-Guyon syndrome is one of the nerve congestion/compression syndromes. In this syndrome, the ulnar nerve (“ulnar nerve”) is constricted in the constricted area of the wrist named after a Parisian doctor. The ulnar nerve is one of the three main branches of the brachial plexus, a nerve plexus that supplies the upper extremity. It … Lodge de Guyon syndrome
