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Contraction at Face due to Cold
4 years ago I was detected with Ameloblastoma and had my operation successfully done at CMC Vellore. I am fine since then regarding it. Go through my profile and current medication undergoing, I have stopped taking both tablets (Diane 35 and Met-Innovfol) yesterday I consulted the gyno who prescribed it and he told me to stop. I face a severe problem when I catch cold that is contraction. The area where my operation was done (since the upper left jaw bone and cheek bone is removed due to ameloblastoma), i feel severe contractions (untolerable) when I catch cold or when the the weather becomes excess cold. I travelled about 25hrs in train from Kolkata to Dehradun and due to the AC I caught cold, and I am feeling extreme contractions. What can fix this please help me. It becomes somewhat normal when I heat the region by heating pad but as I remove it continues.. I have to return from here and its again a 30hr journey. Currently I am at hotel but its un tolerable contractions pls help me
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Get never conduction study along with your serum calcium and vitamin B12 levels checked
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Consult your operating surgeon for thorough evaluation
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This may be due to scar contracture or neuromuscular phenomenon which may happen due to exposure to cold. Consult a general surgeon or your operating surgeon. Give warm compression to cheek
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Could be a nerve problem Consult and get examined for further advise
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consult your operating surgeon or general surgeon for further investigation and management
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Hello there, this can be a post operative complications, seen in most of the cases, this can be treated with proper medication and some remedies. Do consult online for more history and better treatment.
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