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What Could Cause Numbness And Tingling In Neck, Head, Cheeks With Crackling Neck, Headache And Dizziness?

I have numbness and tingling in my neck all the way up into my head. It comes and goes and sometimes my cheeks feel a little numb. I also have a dull head ache. When I move my head from side to side it sounds like rice crispies crackling in my neck. I have had this for about a week. I also feel a little dizzy sometimes.
Wed, 18 Jan 2017
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Hi,

I understand your concern regarding the tingling sensation and numbness. Since you have mentioned that you have as numbness in your cheeks, dizziness, it has to be related with nerve compression or due to diabetic neuropathy or lack of nutrients like cobalamine.

This occurs mostly due to our lifestyle habits like usage of computers, watching lot of TV, bending while reading.

1) Do keep a watchful eye about other symptoms like numbness spreading to other parts, blurry vision, loss of sensations over body parts.

2) Get your blood sugar tests done and refer the same to your diabetologist for further follow through. Mention him about your present problem.

3) You need to keep an erect straight posture of your back and neck.

4) Do stretching exercises, when you wake up lie on your chest then using two hand lift yourself up, in a arc like position and then lie down slowly. repeat his at least ten times daily. this will surely relieve back pain. you can watch online videos for such exercises.

5) Take Tablet Neurokind once daily. anlagesics only if you have severe pain.

6) If your problem aggravates you need to get yourself physically examined and investigated through radiological methods like X ray followed by MRI only if suggested by an orthopedician.

Hope these suggestions help you. Contact for further follow up.

Thanks with best regards,
Dr. Suhas Chauhan
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What Could Cause Numbness And Tingling In Neck, Head, Cheeks With Crackling Neck, Headache And Dizziness?

Hi, I understand your concern regarding the tingling sensation and numbness. Since you have mentioned that you have as numbness in your cheeks, dizziness, it has to be related with nerve compression or due to diabetic neuropathy or lack of nutrients like cobalamine. This occurs mostly due to our lifestyle habits like usage of computers, watching lot of TV, bending while reading. 1) Do keep a watchful eye about other symptoms like numbness spreading to other parts, blurry vision, loss of sensations over body parts. 2) Get your blood sugar tests done and refer the same to your diabetologist for further follow through. Mention him about your present problem. 3) You need to keep an erect straight posture of your back and neck. 4) Do stretching exercises, when you wake up lie on your chest then using two hand lift yourself up, in a arc like position and then lie down slowly. repeat his at least ten times daily. this will surely relieve back pain. you can watch online videos for such exercises. 5) Take Tablet Neurokind once daily. anlagesics only if you have severe pain. 6) If your problem aggravates you need to get yourself physically examined and investigated through radiological methods like X ray followed by MRI only if suggested by an orthopedician. Hope these suggestions help you. Contact for further follow up. Thanks with best regards, Dr. Suhas Chauhan