I got dysesthesia right after a percutaneous balloon compression for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia.

Dysesthesia means abnormal tactile stimulation.

i had a ruptured baker cyst 14 months ago it left my right sole of my foot numb. is there any help for this?

It might help to get this translated if there weren't so many misspelled words: "There is evidence of neurological impairment with Dysesthesia and Myological Deficit" I am not a doctor but it seems to be saying there is some neurological problem, meaning spinal and brain problem, involving distorted sensation of touch and muscular problems. That's as good as I could figure out. what is the patients likely condition

It means that the patient's main problem today was pain moving down the back of the right lower leg.

dysesthesia is an abnormal sensation, like burning, itching, tingling etc... I have it in my left hand and would not wish it upon my worst enemy, at night I feel like my hand is on fire

Dysesthesia is the medical term meaning abnormal sensation.
Dysesthesia is the medical term meaning a condition of abnormal sensation.

Dysesthesia means abnormal sensation. Migrating means that they move. Etiology is the cause, and uncertain has the same meaning as in lay language. So, in sum, migrating dysesthesias of uncertain etiology means that the patient is feeling abnormal sensations that move from place to place, and the cause, to date, is unclear.

The pain or abnormal sensations in dysesthesias is often described as painful feelings of tingling, burning, or numbness. Dysesthesias can simply be described as a burning pain that is worse where touch sensation is poorest.

This presentation is concerning for possible sciatica, which is often caused by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve. The radiating pain, along with the neurological impairment and muscle discomfort, suggest a nerve-related issue. Further evaluation, such as imaging studies and possibly referral to a specialist, may be needed to determine the underlying cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan.

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