Frey's Syndrome: Information, Prevention, and Treatment Explained By Dr. Ryan F. Osborne 

Best description and best visual interpretation I’ve ever seen of this condition.

Thank you doctor today i fully understood pathophysiology of frey syndrome which fact was unclear when reading textbook about that

Thank you doctor for a short and an easy explanation 💕

I had a patroidectomy in November 2019 from a ENT Surgeon here and he said no nerves were sacrificed. I continueI to feel numbness . It seems to feel better each month. I am wandering if I will get 100% of the feeling. After listening to your report on Freye Syndrome i am happy i do not have those symptoms. Thank you for your explanation and it really helps me feel like I am not alone. If you have any advice I would appreciate it so much.

The best slide and explanation one can ever give, thanku doctor❤

For the longest time I thought this was normal. I had surgery as a baby to remove a lump or tumour in my neck that damaged my left facial nerve. I sweat on my left cheek whenever I eat or even when thinking of eating. Thanks for sharing.

I’m so thankful I watched your video before my exam💓

I have freys syndrome after a parotedectomy 30 years ago. It was really bad at first and has lessened somewhat over the years but I still have it. It is low behind my ear and jaw. Especially when I have sour food like sour kraut or sour candy. It’s not bad enough to get surgery for it. I did lose feeling in my earlobe though because my surgeon sacrificed that nerve to have better access. I’m ok with that. It was 30 years ago. I’m just glad it never returned.

Very good and understanding explanation! Thank you so much dr!!!

Very clear and simple to understand lecture. Thank you sir.❤

Thank you for such an easy explanation 🙏

Simply amazing sir! I've never understand it before

Well explained doctor 💜💕 love from India and myself iam a medical student

Wish you were my Doctor. 👏 thank you for the information

Thank you so much for the great information you gave to us 🙏🏼✨

Thank you doctors ❤

Good explanation

Awesome explanation

Merci docteur pour vos Explications Respects❤❤

Good animation but i think you should have mentioned the nerve supplying parotid sensory sensation.

So what type of reconstruction is performed during surgery to prevent the syndrome?

How can one pin point Frey's? I am 5'4, 130 lbs and live in Brazil, which is hot (though I have lived here for 20 years and didn't have a problem before) I am almost 45 and could be starting menopause I have Polycystic Kidney Disease, though my renal functions seems normal still. I have had severe dental problems due to grinding my teeth. I mean to say severe as in; I have had all my wisdom teeth pulled, no early warning I have a cavity/no pain until cavities get to the point of pulpal necrosis and/or infection, 7 root canals, infections in root canaled teeth to the point of extraction and 5 implants that do get infection once in a while. Because of all these dental problems I have had multiple infections that hurt to the jaw and neck area. I sweat mostly after eating, don't have a good imagination (I've failed at previous attempt at biofeedback for Acrophobia) so thinking about food when not really hungry only triggers on thinking of "warhead" type candy Is Frey's my problem or is my sweating just coincidentally connected to eating?.

Thank u for your explanation🙏

I don't have a surgery or anything I have Anxiety for over 1 year, one day in July 2021 I ate some spicy noodle I sweat my scalp. after that I sweat on sour taste too then some food too warm I got sweat too, only the scalp and forehead not on body or armpit. I just have my T4 checked it's TSH Rfx on Abnormal to Free T4 level 1.456. HELP please! forgot to tell I eat spicy hot and sour since born never sweat

Thx that’s exactly something I have but I never had surgery

So great and simple 💙🌺

great explanation 👌👌

Don't sweat it!! It started with me about a year after my parotedectomy. The ENT told me that it was unusual to see it that long after surgery. I thought I had a lymph node leak and it freaked me out. In my case it is not painful or otherwise concerning. I am going on 8 yrs with this and it is only slightly annoying.

great job

Thank you ❤

Thanks doctor

i have the same problem so is it ok to live with it..because eating spicy makes my scalp sweaty even in winter

thanks

Thank you now I understand this , but what is the difference between gustatory sweating and Frey syndrome?

Thank-you

How can you treat it?

Is there a connection between Frey's Syndrom and Horner's Syndrom?

which is medicine or ointment Frey' s syndrom , because my wife suffering this syndrom And feels very weak and headache. Please?

Hey doc. I have never had any surgery but I sweat and feel warmth on my right side of the face when I eat certain foods. Is that also Frey syndrome and what could have caused it?

Can OMFS do parotidectomy

I got a tooth infection then a sinus infection and now this frey syndrome. I hope it goes away after sinus surgery and bioresonance. maybe it's not frey syndrome but other nerve damage I still have lots of saliva production and sweat hard in other places as well after eating

I still suffer from frey syndrome after 8 years of parotid gland surgery, it was a benign tumor. Is there anything I can do to stop this sweating. If I left it just like that is it going to harm me in a way or other. Thanks for the valuable information you provided

Sir which medicene use for ferry syndrome ???

Thankuu

Can a tonsillectomy ever cause Frey syndrome? And can Frey syndrome cause flushing/greasy hot burning sensations throughout the whole face and scalp? Since I was a child, my face and scalp flare up whenever I eat, see, or think about eating acidic or sugary foods (eg lemonade). Not a watery sweat, but the warm oily kind. Spicy foods don’t affect me much at all. I don’t ever experience this issue without the gustatory input. I just don’t know if it’s primary craniofacial hyperhidrosis triggered by acidic foods, or if there is some nerve damage involved. Also, my sister has hyperhidrosis on her hands. For me, it isn’t severe, but sometimes it can be a real nuisance.

ty so much

Sir! What do you mean by proper reconstruction? Please let me know

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