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What Causes Pain In Neck, Vomiting And Numbness In Face And Arms?
10 year old dtr had sudden post-lat neck pain on vacation in Florida after waking up from sleeping on a couch. I was pretty sure initially that the neck pain came on from poor positioning of neck on the arm rest. But she then vomited a few times that day then seemed fine by days end. No fever. Then 2 weeks later, sudden onset of same neck pain started a few hours after waking and without vomiting but had some numbness a few hours later in her left hand and wrist area and L side upper and lower lip and teeth for about 30 min. No fever or vomiting this time. Neck pain seemed relieved by massage and gentle stretching and distraction. (I m a Physical Therapist). The numbness in face concerned me. Any thoughts??
* As there is a history of vacation to Florida and sequence of events, I suspect possible viral or fungal lesion which may be provoking signs of underlying meninges irritation via meningitis or else.
Being a physical therapist, I would urge you to consult her to the expert pediatrician for basic evaluation of the condition and best management accordingly.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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What Causes Pain In Neck, Vomiting And Numbness In Face And Arms?
Hello, * Usual muscle sore does not bring vomiting with the neck pain. * As there is a history of vacation to Florida and sequence of events, I suspect possible viral or fungal lesion which may be provoking signs of underlying meninges irritation via meningitis or else. Being a physical therapist, I would urge you to consult her to the expert pediatrician for basic evaluation of the condition and best management accordingly. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon