at the time of sleeping my two ears are numbness or tingling why?

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I have worsening symtoms of fatique, numbness and tingling all over including my head and face at times. Burning pain in arms, legs and spine and recently prickly itching on my back and arms. Mental and memory decline, ringing in ears and seeing and he

Answer 1

Tingling ears: Assuming you do not meaning ringing...Tingling ears possibly from laying on the nerves that exit the skull to give rise to sensation of the ear...If you mean ringing..Important to know whether it is dependent on laying down or dependent on sleeping..Laying down may increase pressure in brain...In prole with pseudo tumor cerebri or brain tumors this is not uncommon.

Answer 2

Insomnia: Insomnia can cause a hyper arousable state with increased adrenaline which can cause pupillary dilation.

Answer 3

Yes: Antifungal ear drops exist. See your pcp.

Answer 4

Pinched nerve: Pinched nerve at the wrist (carpal tunnel syndrome) is a common cause for such symptoms. However other causes of peripheral neuropathy should be considered and ruled out by history, physical exam and some blood tests. Diabetes, thyroid disease and some medications are common causes. I suggest you discuss with your pcp.

Answer 5

Nerve compression.: Numbness and tingling in the hands is usually caused by nerve compression. The nerve can be compressed in the neck, the extremity or both. Your symptoms are consistent with carpal tunnel syndrome (cts). Cts is due to median nerve compression at the wrist, causing numbness/tingling in the thumb, index, long and 1/2 of the ring finger. Cubital tunnel syndrome affects the other fingers in the hand.

Answer 6

Memories 14 yrs ago?: There is no way to tell without all the details from that time 14 years ago, so one can go see a new neurologist a couple of times to together decide if it is worthwhile to go back in time. Sometimes there is a need to know exactly what happened. Other times, patients can be treated according to their present status without fully knowing what really happened long ago.

Answer 7

Don't know: I would see a neurologist now and probably get another eeg. Especially if you haven't had a seizure in 14 years.

Answer 8

Back off: Jeff - please find yourself a good doctor to talk to face to face. Do not keep sending the same questions. Set your mind at ease and resolve your conflicts. That will be the only way to resolve your concerns!

Answer 9

No: Having back pain on waking up, does not suggest at all that u have been having seizures in your sleep. Please consult your pcp. Thanks.

at the time of sleeping my two ears are numbness or tingling why?

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