Neurologists - Woonsocket, RI

"Dr Norman helped pinpoint my problem of numbness and worked to resolve the issue as non invasive as possible... My numbness condition seemed to stabilize, and two weeks after my therapy of antiviral meds and steroid meds all the numbness is now about 97% gone on my right side, but only there is a temporary mild electrical shocking feeling that pulsates down my back to my theighs when I bend forward in the T1-T2 area where my adhesion on my spinal nerve was discovered, but maybe going away I hope? I will know more in my follow up MRI that is scheduled in a week or two... One more thing that had happened, is that when I left the hospital, I went to my cabin and was cutting trees out of the way and had gotten pushky or poison ivy on my inside of my left calve behind my knee, and a few days afterwards, I put some "Extra Strength Benedryl" itch stopping gel topical analgesic for insect bites, poison ivy mosquito bites, sun burns, minor cuts and scrapes.. and when I started using it that's when my numbness started going away... I'm not sure 100% if it was that olr that it may have helped.... but it should be studied if it could be a possible cure... Thank you so much Dr Norman and I will continue to follow up on the electrical charge feeling when I lean forward in the T1-T2 area.. hopes and prayers this electrical charge feeling going down my back will be completely gone soon if this adhesion disappears maybe. "