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What Causes Lower Back Pain Along With Tingling And Numbness In The Face?
Hi i have lower back pain, with tingeling and numbness in my left side all the way from my face, arms and legs. I feel cold and sometimes confused. Tonight a i had bloody stool and more pain after i moved my bowels. The tingeling in my left body is getting worse by the minute. Please what couls this be and is it serious?
I do understand that there is some compression of the trigeminal nerve, which is the main cause of the numbness. Trigeminal neuralgia causes burning sensation over the affected area but not numbness. Hence, neurotin is not effective for you.
You need to take oral steroids with vitamin B 12 to help in regeneration of the nerve. Also, consult a good neurologist or ENT specialist for a complete examination and review of the scan.
Hope I have answered your query. I'll be available for follow up queries.
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Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
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What Causes Lower Back Pain Along With Tingling And Numbness In The Face?
Hi, I do understand that there is some compression of the trigeminal nerve, which is the main cause of the numbness. Trigeminal neuralgia causes burning sensation over the affected area but not numbness. Hence, neurotin is not effective for you. You need to take oral steroids with vitamin B 12 to help in regeneration of the nerve. Also, consult a good neurologist or ENT specialist for a complete examination and review of the scan. Hope I have answered your query. I ll be available for follow up queries. Regards, Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon