Patient's question:
Before, I felt severe pain all over my body, like sharp, piercing pain. I went to the hospital for tests, and everything was normal: liver function tests, blood tests, urine tests, ultrasound, and CT scans. A month has passed now, and the pain has slightly lessened, but I still have nasal congestion in the morning. I don't know why?Doctor's answer:
Your condition is characterized by a full-body tingling pain, which may not necessarily be related to liver diseases. However, normal liver function does not rule out liver conditions either. A normal liver function only indicates that the liver disease is in a dormant phase, not a remission phase. Some liver diseases, such as hepatitis B, can have abnormal liver function during remission, while the liver function remains normal in the carrier state. If you have never been tested for hepatitis B before, it is recommended that you get tested for the five hepatitis B markers to have a better understanding of your situation. The full-body tingling pain you are experiencing may not be detected by Western medicine, so it is advisable to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for (tiao li), which might be effective.