متى يتحتم عليك مراجعة الطبيب

By Mayo Clinic Staff

يمكن أن يُسبب الخدر العديد من العوامل، يكون أكثرها غير مؤذ إِلا أن بعضها قد يُهدد الحياة بالخطر.

اتصل على الرقم 911 أو اِسعَ إلى تلقي المساعدة الطارئة في حال كان الخدر:

  • بدأ بشكل مفاجىء
  • حدث بعد تعرض الراس للإصابة مؤخراً
  • يحدث في الذراع بأكملها أو الساق بأكملها

بالإضافة إِلى ذلك اِسعَ إِلى تلقي العناية الطبية الطارئة إِذا كان الخدر يترافق مع الأعراض التالية:

  • الضعف أو الشلل
  • الإرباك الذهني
  • صعوبة في التكلم
  • الدوار
  • صداع شديد مفاجىء

من المرجح إجراء التصوير المقطعي المحوسب (المسح الطبقي) أو التصوير بالرنين المغنطيسي إذا:

  • كنت تعاني من إصابة في الرأس
  • كان الطبيب يشتبه بوجود ورم في الدماغ أو بإصابتك بالسكتة الدماغية أو بحاجة إلى استبعاد الحالتين

حَدد موعد لمراجعة الطبيب في حال كان الخدر:

  • بدأ أو تفاقم تدريجياً
  • يؤثر على جانبي الجسم معاً
  • متقطع
  • يرتبط على ما يبدو بأداء مهام أو أنشطة معينة لاسيِّما تلك التي تتضمن تكرار الحركات
  • يؤثر على جزء واحد من الأطراف كأن يؤثر على أصابع القدمين أو أصابع اليدين
20/04/2019

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