Category: Neurology Blog

Are you or someone you know experiencing persistent symptoms after a concussion? If so, you’re not alone. Post-concussion syndrome is a condition that affects countless individuals worldwide, yet it often goes undiagnosed and misunderstood. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of […]

Neurological pain syndrome is defined as long-term (chronic) pain that occurs because some part of the nervous system does not work the way it should. This type of pain can also be caused by a disease or direct damage to one or more nerves in […]

Everyone has had a headache at some point in their life. Most people experience them occasionally, while others have them regularly. This can make it difficult to decide when you should see a specialist for the pain. This blog will go into when a headache […]

Have you ever wondered how sleep disorders and the brain go together? When you think about it, it makes sense that there is a connection between the two. For instance, sleep disorders are a type of medical condition where a person has issues with the […]

The human brain is very unique. Even after being studied for decades, discoveries are made all the time. While the brain has a ton of positive aspects, it can also have negative barriers for some. This includes Parkinson’s disease. Parkinson’s disease is characterized by symptoms […]

Also known as idiopathic facial palsy or acute peripheral facial palsy, Bell’s Palsy is a neurological condition that affects muscles in the face. The 7th facial nerve becomes depressed or swollen, causing the muscles on one side of the face to lose temporary control. This […]

Strokes are medical emergencies that can affect a wide range of individuals. They are both cardiovascular and neurological diseases since they directly affect the blood vessels in and leading to the brain. Having a stroke is among the top 5 leading causes of death in […]

More commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, ALS is a neuromuscular disease that progressively worsens. About 5% of ALS sufferers inherit the disease, but for the rest of the population, the cause is completely unknown. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis doesn’t currently have a cure, nor are […]

Somatosensation is the body’s ability to translate the feelings of temperature, vibrations, pain, balance, pressure, positioning, and movement. These sensations are picked up by receptors distributed throughout the entire body and contribute to the body’s somatic response in relation to the environment. When a person […]