Question 1

got mobitz 2 after rfa. a week after rfa, block get better to 1st degree. but now (h+14), it regress to persistent 2nd degree type 1. still need pm?

Accepted Answer

Mobitz: 2nd Degree type 1 usually doesn't require a pacemaker unless it progresses to type 2 or complete heart block. If you are not having any symptoms or fatigue, lightheaded, dizziness, then just continue to watch it. You should be continue to see a cardiologist on a regular basis.

Question 2

what are nerve blocks?

Accepted Answer

Injections.: Nerve, spinal nerve roots, and medial branch blocks (for facet joints) are injections done using a local anesthetic to determine if a specific nerve, specific spinal nerve root, or facet nerve is the source of pain. Blocks also can be used to reduce inflammation and pain when used with a steroid.

Question 3

what are nerve blocks like?

Accepted Answer

Different options: There are different kinds. When used for surgery, they make the part of the body numb--for example, they are often used for shoulder surgery. Often a nerve block is put in to help with postop pain, for total knee replacement as an example. Depending on the medication used, they may block movement as well as sensation. Talk to your anesthesiologist about exactly what kind would be best for you.

Question 4

does thc blocks straterra?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no: They work on 2 different systems in the brain. So one does not block the other bt straterra is for learning and memory. Thc destroys ones ability to learn and remember. So in a way the answer is yes, but not as a blocker as a doctyor would describe a blocker.

Question 5

what are chromosomes? building blocks?

Accepted Answer

See below:: Chro·mo·some;
1. A threadlike linear strand of dna and associated proteins in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells that carries the genes and functions in the transmission of hereditary information.
2. A circular strand of dna in bacteria that contains the hereditary information necessary for cell life.

Question 6

meidial branch blocks. what doesthis do exactly?

Accepted Answer

Block back pain: These are nerves that control small joints in the back and neck. The blocks are done to help diagnose and treat the source of back or neck pain. If the blocks are helpful then you may be a candidate for an ablation procedure. Your doctor should have discussed all if this with you. If they didn't, then maybe you should get another opinion. These should be performed by a physician only.

Question 7

what is a nerve block?

Accepted Answer

Injection of local: It is when local anesthesia is used to numb a nerve or group of nerves (plexus).  It usually entails knocking out the motor component as well as sensory but some blocks can be performed so that only sensory is blocked.  
Sedation is usually used and an ultrasound machine or stimulating needle to locate the proper site for injection.

Question 8

what are phenol blocks?

Accepted Answer

Nerve blocks: Phenol compounds are used to block nerves that may be diseased in such a way as to cause chronic, non-remitting painful conditions.  Unlike a local anesthetic, which may allow temporary relief, phenol compounds act be destroying the nerve itself.  They are typically used as a final resort.

Question 9

what is paracervical block?

Accepted Answer

Numbing the nerves: This is a series of shots around the cervix to numb the entire area up.  By numbing very specific nerves, the whole area goes numb, allowing for procedures to be performed such as biopsies.

Question 10

do heavy foods trigger nerve block?

Accepted Answer

Not understanding: If your question is about muscle pain and trigger points, people may have allergies to foods that cause the typical allergy like symptoms.  However it is rare for foods to cause muscle aches and trigger points alone unless associated with allergy/intolerance.

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