Sudden Numbness From Head To Neck?

Hello sister Elsa, Sensory sensation or the sense of taste on the surface of the skin is affected by nerves, electrolytes in the area, the disorder can be like cranial nerve problems for the face area, spinal cord nerves for the neck area, such as irritation, nerve compression or a narrowed or stiff spine , muscle tension problems. Initial treatment can be by applying medication containing menthol to warm the nerve surface, or topical painkillers around the neck, and gentle massage, avoiding too manipulative neck muscle relaxation. Risk factors such as viral infection, neck injury, growth of a mass or tumor or abnormal bone structure suppress the nerves. Examples of diseases such as Bell's palsy, trigerminal neuralgia, Tension Headache. If the cramps do not improve or are accompanied by difficulty moving facial muscles or eye and ear disorders, and the unbearable headache is getting worse, fever, then further examination is required to see a neurologist. Avoid spinal massage, avoid wearing helmets, avoid wind, use a face shield and eat nutritious foods such as rich in folic acid, vitamin B, omega 3 to nourish the nerves. Further treatment can be consulted with a neurologist who can direct further examinations such as electrolyte checks, blood tests, MRI and EEG if indicated. Treatment is with physiotherapy, injection of corticosteroids if necessary, taking supplements to surgery. Click the article Headache and innervation disorders that need a neurologist's examination Hopefully it's useful