Patient's question:
Today afternoon, I made a phone call, and suddenly a branch in my left brain had a twitch, or can be identified as, a sudden electric shock-like sensation, feeling as if a branch was pulled. Awareness was on the left side of the ear and the left side of the head, but not the center of the brain or the top of the head, specifically the left side of the head. Hello, why is this? It hurts suddenly, but it's not severe pain, still a bit painful. Past treatment history and effectiveness: I used to have a CT scan, nothing abnormal! What kind of help do you need: For more than 20 years, I've never had such symptoms? Hello, why is this? It felt like being pulled, but it was okay immediately afterward, no other bad reactions, just a sudden pain. Why is this? Is it serious? Is this an abnormal pulse? Or is it a branch being pulled suddenly? A sudden movement, a pull? I'm a bit worried.Doctor's answer:
Consider vasospasm. This has nothing to do with abnormal pulses, which are the pathogenesis of epilepsy. You do not have this condition. Your problem is not serious. It is recommended to rest appropriately, reduce stress, and increase activity. Additionally, in daily life, patients should maintain balanced nutrition, engage in aerobic exercises to exercise the body, and keep a cheerful mood to enhance physical fitness and accelerate recovery speed.