A tension condition isn’t created or brought about by a solitary factor yet a mix of things. Various factors contribute to this like a job, including identity factors, troublesome beneficial encounters and physical well being. Family ancestry of psychological wellness conditions. A few people who experience uneasiness conditions may have a hereditary inclination towards nervousness […]
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Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder in which nerve cells in specific parts of the brain suffer premature and progressive dysfunction and death resulting in the loss of their function and certain clinical symptoms. The pathology in PD is complex and the main pathology affects brain cells producing a natural neurotransmitter […]
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Causes In Parkinson’s disease certain nerve cells (neurons) in the cerebrum bit by bit separate or bite the dust. A considerable lot of the side effects are because of lost neurons that produce a concoction delivery person in your mind called dopamine. At the point when dopamine levels decline, it causes strange mind action, prompting […]
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Overview Parkinson’s disease is a dynamic sensory system issue that influences development. Side effects begin steadily, now and again beginning with a scarcely perceptible tremor in only one hand. Tremors are normal, yet the turmoil likewise regularly causes solidness or abating of development. In the beginning periods of Parkinson’s malady, your face may indicate practically […]
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As PD progresses the sustained effect of medicines decreases and becomes unpredictable, minimalor/and for a briefer duration (motor fluctuations). Also, some patients develop disabling unwanted excess movements called dyskinesias. This has significant effect on quality of life. DBS or deep brain stimulation is a scientifically well proven surgical option in management of such cases. In […]
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Parkinson’s disease has been a progressive disorder of the nervous system which affects our movement. The symptoms begin gradually, sometimes beginning with a hardly noticeable tremor in a hand. Tremors may be common, however, disorder can also commonly lead to stiffness or restrict our movement. Although Parkinson’s cannot be cured, the medicines can remarkably improve […]
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The causes of Parkinson’s disease are not known however, many reasons seem to play a role: Our genes– Researchers identified the specific genetic mutations which can result in Parkinson’s disease. However, they are rarest for the uncommon cases with several members of a family being affected by Parkinson’s. But variation in certain genes seems to […]
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A tremor is an involuntary, uncontrollable muscle contraction, which manifests as shaking in body parts, most commonly the hands. About 70 percent of Parkinson’s disease patients experience tremors in the early stages of the disease. Rest tremor Tremor which occurs when the muscles are not being voluntarily moved. Normally when the limb is moved, the tremor will weaken or disappear. Like all tremors, it […]
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Tremors- Many healthcare professionals consider tremors to be a key characteristic sign of Parkinson’s disease. Tremors involve a persistent twitching or shaking of the hands, legs, or chin. Tremors linked with Parkinson’s disease are known as “rest tremors.” It means that the tremors stop when a person uses the affected body part. Tremors are very […]
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A panic attack is a sentiment of unexpected and extraordinary uneasiness. Fits of anxiety can likewise have physical side effects, including shaking, feeling disorientated, sickness, quick, sporadic pulses, dry mouth, shortness of breath, perspiring and dazedness. The manifestations of a fit of anxiety are not hazardous, yet can be extremely startling. They can make you […]
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Autistic Disorder also known as classic autism. This is what most people think of when hearing the word “autism.” Asperger Syndrome. Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified PDD-NOS also called as “atypical autism”. Children with autism can behave in ways hard for parents to understand or manage. Children and teenagers with ASD might: Neglect […]
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Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or autism are childhood neurodevelopmental disorders, typically noticed in the first 3 years of life and are diagnosed by the child’s impairment in social interaction, impairment in communication and presence of restricted and/or repetitive stereotyped behaviors or activities. The child lacks social interactions by not making eye contact, facial expressions, lacking […]
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Prevalence of ASD Approximately every 1 in 59 kids has been identified with ASD or autism spectrum disorder as per an international survey Autism spectrum disorder is reported to take place in all ethnic, radical, or socioeconomic group ASD is approximately four times more common in boys as compared to girls. Around 1 in 6 […]
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ASD is diagnosed in below 2 steps: Developmental screening Developmental screening is a test done to see if kids learn the basic skills when they shall, or there are delays. During a developmental screening, doctors may ask the parents certain questions, or play and talk with children during the exam to observe how they speak, […]
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Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex developmental and neurological situation that is typically present during the first 3 years of life. It affects the brain function in reference to the social interaction and communication skills. Symptoms involved include delayed talking, reduced interest in playing with other children, not wanting to be held or cuddled and […]
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Autism is a complex neurobehavioral condition that incorporates weaknesses in social cooperation and formative language and relational abilities joined with unbending, dull practices. Due to the scope of manifestations, this condition is presently called autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It covers a vast range of indications, aptitudes, and dimensions of hindrance. ASD is considered serious from a […]
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Diagnosing autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be troublesome, since there is no medicinal test, similar to a blood test, to analyze the clutters. Doctors look at the child’s behavior and development to make a diagnosis. ASD can now and then be distinguished at year and a half or more youthful. By age 2, a finding […]
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Initial signs of autism can often be detected in infants as young as 6-18 months. Like , if a baby fixates on objects or does not respond to people, he or she may be exhibiting initial signs of an autism spectrum disorder. Older babies and toddlers may fail to respond to their names, ignore eye […]
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Children of all ages have epilepsy and most of them attend school every day. As a parent or caregiver, you play an important role in providing your child’s teachers and other school staff with the details they require to create a safe and supportive learning environment culture where your child can thrive. Work with your school […]
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Signs of Traumatic Brain Injury Since our brain has the control of all we do, TBI may lead to several problems. A lot depends on how worse the injury is & where in the brain it is located. Some of the problems can include the below: Physical problems– The patient may pass out, have, headaches, […]
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Spinal cord compression is a result of a condition which puts pressure upon our spinal cord. The spinal cord is a group of nerves which carries communication forth and back from our brain to the muscles & to other soft tissues too. The spinal cord travels down to our back. Hence, protected by a pile […]
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The backbone or spine, is made up with small bones known as vertebrae stacked along with discs 1 on top of the other. The side view of a healthy spine shows gentle curves in it. These curves assist our spine absorb the stress generated by the movement of our body & gravity. The back view […]
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Brain haemorrhage is a loose term encompassing a variety of conditions where there is bleeding inside the cranial cavity. The bleeding may occur as a result of injury or may occur spontaneously. Spontaneously occurring brain haemorrhages are: 1. Sub arachnoid haemorrhage 2. Intracerebral haemorrhage 3. Subdural hematoma. Sub arachnoid haemorrhage (SAH)- SAH occurs most commonly […]
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Stroke Treatments On the off chance that you are having a stroke it is essential to get prompt therapeutic consideration.Prompt treatment may help limit the long haul impacts of stroke and enhance recuperation results. Will Stroke Be Treated? There are a few treatment choices for stroke contingent upon the reason for your stroke. In the […]
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Cerebral palsy CP or Cerebral palsy is a disorder which affects, movement, motor skills and muscle tone. CP hinders the ability of our body to move within a purposeful and coordinated way. It can also affect the other body functions which include muscles and motor skills such as breathing, eating, talking and bladder & bowel […]
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Cerebral palsy is the disorder of movement, posture or muscle tone which results from damage occurring to an immature and developing brain, mostly before birth. Individuals having cerebral Palsy could have problems in swallowing & very commonly have imbalance of eye muscle, wherein which eyes do not focus on the same object. Individuals having cerebral […]
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The treatment of Cerebral Palsy is highly complex similar to the condition & there does not exist any cookie-cutter mechanism as each person gets affected differently. Even though the brain injury which results in Cerebral Palsy can’t be healed, the final physical impairment could get damaged due to various ranges of treatments & therapies. Even […]
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Stroke happens when the blood supply to part of your brain is cut off. Blood involved essential nutrients and oxygen to your brain. Without blood brain cells can be damaged or die. Different types of stroke are follows:- An ischaemic stroke- It is an when the blood supply to your brain is blocked by a blood clot.It […]
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Emergency treatment is necessary for cerebral hemorrhage. It basically involves medication and close monitoring in an intensive care unit. In rare cases, surgery may be necessary to relieve pressure around the brain. Treatment for hemorrhagic stroke is given below:- Immediate treatment can be the difference between life and death. Emergency treatment focuses on controlling the bleeding […]
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Primary Headaches occur when the headache and its associated features are considered to be the disorder (e.g., migraine, tension type headache, cluster headaches, idiopathic stabbing headache, exertional headaches). On the other hand , secondary headaches occur due to exogenous disorders (e.g., infections, head injuries, disorders, tumors and hemorrhages). Migraine is a type of primary headache […]
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A hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the brain, which interferes with the brain function. If you have a hemorrhagic stroke caused by a slow accumulation of blood you may experience symptoms like as headaches, lethargy, and nausea or vomiting. Your chances of experiencing a hemorrhagic stroke are increased if you are […]
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There are many alternative treatments which the promote brain health & an improved brain function. But, there aren’t any studies which show them to be effective to curb the progress of Alzheimer’s currently. Some of them which are currently under study are:- Omega-3 fatty acids present in fish Ginkgo Curcumin Vitamin E It is important […]
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Alzheimer’s disease is complicated as it comprises many unknowns. The symptoms of it transform as per the stages. However, it is known that this condition worsens across time, however, treatment could assist in delaying the symptoms & improve the quality of life of a patient.If we doubt having Alzheimer’s we shall 1st consult a doctor. […]
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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive kind of dementia. A dementia is a broader term for the conditions that result from injuries to the brain or the diseases which negatively affect thought, memory & behavior. The transformations interfere with the everyday life. Alzheimer’s disease alone accounts for 60% – 80% of the cases of dementia. Most […]
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In 20-40% of the patients who are diagnosed with Brain Tumour, seizures are the most common first symptom. Moreover in 20-45% of the cases these seizures are associated with the patient during the entire time, till the tumour is present in the body. Post surgery only this symptom is seen to disappear. These patients are […]
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Autism is a disorder of the brain, a condition where a part of the brain stops functioning. Some areas of the brain find it hard to communicate or relate to others. Hence, people who have this disorder find it difficult to relate to others. However, diagnosis and treatment at an early stage can help people overcome the situation. Autism is an inherited […]
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Fever during pregnancy is associated with a risk of autism spectrum disorders and developmental delays in the offspring, a new study reports. Previous research has suggested a connection between autism and various infections during pregnancy, including measles, mumps, rubella, and influenza. Fever is an acute inflammatory response Autism is a neurodegenerative disorder that surfaces in […]
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Parkinson’s disease is the most common adult-onset movement disorder. Genetic testing may tell you that you have an increased risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. It can also be defined as a neurological condition that includes the onset of tremors. Unfortunately, there is no definite cure for the disease and the same has to be managed […]
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Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects movement. It develops gradually, sometimes starting with a barely noticeable tremor in just one hand. But while a tremor may be the most well-known sign of Parkinson’s disease, the disorder also commonly causes stiffness or slowing of movement. In the early stages of […]
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Language is so important and frequently used that it’s easy to take language skills for granted. But for those people who are living with autism, developing language skills and understanding emotions and intent in human speech can be extremely difficult. Researchers have found that children with autism, the brain that connects speech recognition to the brain’s […]
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Almost 10 – 15% of all babies are born with some neurodevelopment disorder and autism is one of leading disorders found. The following 6 risk factors include both avoidable and sometimes unavoidable reasons; but, the first step is to be prepared and informed about the same This information is on the risk factors that can cause […]
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Autism spectrum disorder is a serious neurodevelopmental disorder that impairs a child’s ability to communicate and interact with others. It also includes restricted repetitive behaviours, interests and activities. These issues cause significant impairment in social, occupational and other areas of functioning. Given below are the types of signs and symptoms that Autism is associated with. Social […]
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A gluten-free/casein-free diet is also referred to as GFCF diet. It is one of the several alternative treatments for the children with autism. While following the strict elimination diet, foods comprising of gluten i.e. found in barley, wheat and rye & casein i.e. found in milk & dairy products are removed from the daily diet […]
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Children with ASD or autism spectrum disorder grow at a different pace & do not necessarily grow skills in the order similar to other typical children. i.e. Children with ASD may commence using some single words when they turn around 1 year old. They may not have language skills as good as other children. It […]
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Parkinson’s Disease can be defined as a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the nerve cells. This disorder is due to the absence of dopamine. The signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s include – muscle rigidity, tremors, and changes in speech and gait. It is important to understand that Parkinson’s cannot be cured. It can only be managed […]
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Early signs of autism spectrum disorder are usually seen in the first two years post birth.Some children have many of these early warning signs, whereas others might have only a few. Some behavioural signs can change over time, or become clearer as children get older. Also, any loss of social or language skills during this […]
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Autism can be defined as a neurological complication that affects the ability to communicate and interact. This ailment can be seen in more than 1 million cases in India. There is at present no treatment to cure the same however there are clinical methods to manage the same. The management of autism includes lifelong monitoring, […]
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Down syndrome is a set of physical and mental traits caused by a gene problem that happens before birth. Children who have Down syndrome tend to have certain features, such as a flat face and a short neck. They also have some degree of intellectual disability. Causes of Down Syndrome: Most people with Down syndrome have 47 chromosomes. Down […]
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Healthy people may have seizures under certain circumstances. If the seizures have a known cause, the condition is referred to as secondary or symptomatic epilepsy. Epilepsy has no identifiable cause in about half the people with the condition. In the other half, the condition may be traced to various factors. Below are a few factors […]
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What is epilepsy? A neurological disorder, epilepsy is a chronic condition which primarily affects the body’s central nervous system. Nerve cell activity in the brain becomes disrupted and results in occurrences of unusual behavior and sensations, unprovoked and recurrent seizures (also known as ‘fits’ – caused by a sudden rush of electrical activity in the brain), […]
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What Is Epilepsy Surgery? Epilepsy surgery is a procedure that removes an area of your brain where your seizures originate. Epilepsy surgery works best for people who have seizures that always originate in the same place in their brains. In many cases, epilepsy surgery can reduce, and sometimes even eliminate your seizure activity. Epileptic seizures […]
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Epilepsy is a fairly common chronic or neurological disorder that affects 65 million people around the world. Most people with epilepsy lead outwardly normal lives. The condition can and does affect daily life for people with epilepsy, their family, and their friends. Anyone can develop epilepsy, but it’s more common in young children and older adults. It occurs slightly more in […]
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Kidney Disease is one of the leading causes of multi-organ failure and even mortality in India. Kidney Disease doesn’t happen immediately or suddenly, it progresses and causes issues in the filtration system of the body. If you have any family history associated with kidney failure, it is important that you are aware of the signs […]
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Intellectual disability can be caused by any condition that impairs the development of the brain before birth, during birth or in the childhood years. Several hundred cases have been discovered. Intellectual disability causes children with the condition to take longer than typical children to sit, crawl, walk, speak, and take care of their personal needs. They […]
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Intellectual disability refers to significant limitations in learning, thinking, solving problems, making sense of the world, and developing everyday life skills. All people with intellectual disabilities are capable of learning and can live a worthwhile and happy life. Intellectual disability is a disability that affects the way you learn Disability can affect a person in […]
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A stroke is a brain attack. It happens when the blood supply to part of your brain is suddenly cut off or reduced. Blood carries essential nutrients and oxygen to your brain. Without blood, your brain cells can die or become damaged. About 85% of strokes are caused by a blockage (ischemic stroke) and about […]
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A disorder in the body’s nervous system which includes the brain, spine, and nerves is called a Neurological Disorder. There are more than 600 neurological disorders and conditions which affect the human nervous system and for many of the treatment options are extremely limited. In addition, to the physical and mental toll these conditions take […]
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A stroke happens when the flow of blood to the brain gets interrupted. With no blood, the brain cells begin to die. This can lead to serious symptoms, disability and also death. Stroke is the second most common cause of death after coronary artery diseases globally. It is also the most prevalent cause of chronic adult disability. […]
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A stroke is known as a medical emergency for some vital reason. It can have life-threatening results. Our brain controls major functions of our life. With no flow of blood, our brain cannot manage blood pressure, breathing and a lot more. Complications vary as per the type of stroke and if an individual is able […]
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What is polio? Poliomyelitis or Polio is a very contagious disease lead by a virus which attacks our nervous system. Children below the age of 5 years are very likely to contract this virus as compared to other age groups. 1 in 200 polio infections results in permanent paralysis. The polio vaccine was developed in […]
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Treatment of stroke depends on several factors. They comprise of the kind of stroke and its duration of prevalence. The sooner we could seek assistance post a stroke, the more likely we all would have a better healing. Treatment of TIA or Transient Ischemic Attack Treatment of TIA comprises of having medicines which would help […]
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India has more than 12 million people living with Epilepsy – a disease that causes abnormal signals to be sent to the brain causing fits and seizures. This is a neurological ailment that is associated with social stigma, unawareness and these are the main reasons for the majority of the cases not getting diagnosed and […]
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Epilepsy is a neurological disorder in which the brain becomes abnormal and reacts. The main signs and symptoms associated with Epilepsy are – seizures with unusual behaviors, sensations, and loss of awareness. It is important for us to understand that any age group and anyone can suffer from epilepsy. In fact, epilepsy can affect both […]
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Developmental disabilities are the diverse group of chronic conditions which are due to mental or physical impairments. It causes individuals living with them many difficulties in certain areas of life, especially in “language, mobility, learning, self-help, and independent living”. Developmental disabilities can be detected in the early stages, and do persist throughout an individual’s lifespan. […]
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Meningitis is the inflammation of lining across our brain & spinal cord. It is usually a result of an infection. This infection most often takes place in children, teens & young adults. Older adults & individuals with long-run health issues like weakened immune system are at risk of meningitis as well. It is considered a […]
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An epilepsy is a brain disorder wherein which individual experiences repeated seizures over the time. Seizures are referred to as episodes of the uncontrolled & abnormal firing of the brain cells which could lead to changes in behavior or attention. Causes of Epilepsy Epilepsy, as mentioned above, can be defined as a medical condition in […]
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What is a seizure? To understand the aspects of seizure we need to be clear about the working of the brain. Please note that the brain works due to the electrical activity and electrical impulses that are passed on through the neurons. These interactions can be observed and assessed through an electroencephalogram. When there is […]
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A cerebral palsy is a group of different nervous system disorders that are present at birth or appear in the first 3 years of life. Cerebral palsy is a problem with muscle function. It is caused by brain injury or abnormal development of the brain that occurs while a child’s brain is still developing. This […]
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Cerebral Palsy also is known as CP is a neurological ailment with psychological issues too. Each case of Cerebral Palsy is unique to individuals. One patient may have complete paralysis & need regular care, while another patient with partial paralysis might have slight mobility tremors but need little help. This is partly because of injury […]
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Cerebral Palsy is a blanket term also commonly known as “CP” and defined by the impairment or loss of motor function. It is a condition which results from damage to the brain. Damage to the brain is a result of injury or brain or the abnormal brain development which takes place when the brain of […]
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Stroke is a disease of the brain but it can affect the entire body. It is the leading cause of disability and at present, there is limited awareness in the public concerning the same. Some disabilities that can result from a stroke which includes: Paralysis or Problems controlling movement Cognitive deficits Speech problems Swallowing problems […]
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Cerebral palsy is not genetic; it is a disorder that can sometimes result from a brain injury experienced at birth, but in most instances, physicians are unsure of its cause. It is not, however, a disease that is passed along through DNA. In fact, cerebral palsy can no more be passed along through the DNA […]
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Signs and Symptoms of Stroke Knowing the signs and symptoms of a stroke is the first step to ensuring medical help is received immediately. For each minute a stroke goes untreated and blood flow to the brain continues to be blocked, a person loses about 1.9 million neurons. This could mean that a person’s speech, […]
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A stroke can cause permanent loss of function. The long-term effects of a stroke depend on which part of the brain was damaged and by how much. Early treatment and rehabilitation after stroke can improve recovery and many people regain a lot of function. The most common types of disability after stroke are impaired speech, […]
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In India more than 1 million cases are detected each year of Alzheimer’s disease, a leading neurological ailment that includes memory loss and impairment of mental function. However the majority of the cases are neither reported nor diagnosed due to unawareness. Given below are few of the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. These can […]
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Alternative treatments for Alzheimer’s have shown to lower the risk of the disease. Some of the recent breakthroughs were accidental and are yet to show a well-detailed effect on the control of neurological disorders. However, it is advised that before you start supplementing your diet with any of the given below, it is important for us […]
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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) does not only affect in old age. More than 10 million people in India suffer from Alzheimer’s disease and have a younger onset. AD in India is a disease often misinterpreted, misdiagnosed and misunderstood. It is considered a psychological issue and has a social stigma associated with it, where it is a […]
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The most common reason for dementia is Alzheimer’s Disease. Dementia refers to a condition wherein which cognitive abilities decrease and there seems an interference with daily activities (i.e. driving, cooking, paying bills, shopping, etc.) Alzheimer’s Disease: Risk Factors Age- Ageing is a major risk factor. The age-specific incidence rates have doubled in every 4.4 years […]
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Alzheimer’s disease is not a natural part of aging. It is the most common cause of progressive dementia, due to the degeneration of nerve cells in the brain and shrinkage of brain matter. Risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease is increased by older age, genetic factors and several medical risks factors. Many studies have also suggested […]
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Alzheimer disease (AD) is a neuro- degenerative disorder featuring progressive cognitive and functional deficits as well as behavioral changes. Cognitive symptoms of AD most commonly include deficits in short-term memory, executive, and visuospatial dysfunction, and praxis. Clinical assessment, including cognitive testing, remains critical for the diagnosis and staging of AD, although recent advances in amyloid […]
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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a neuro- degenerative disorder featuring gradually progressive cognitive and functional deficits as well as behavioral changes and is associated with accumulation of amyloid and tau depositions in the brain. AD prevalence is rapidly increasing because the proportion of people 65 years and older is growing fast. India reports more than 10 […]
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If you are getting treated for brain tumor and are in the stage of post-surgery rehabilitation, it is best advised that you opt for a low carbohydrate diet. Most aggressive tumors (brain tumor cells) rely on glucose for growth & survival. According to a 2007 study Ketocal (high fat/low carb diet supplement) was used on […]
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Brain tumor refers to a diverse collection of cancers arising from different cells either within the brain (primary tumors) or from systemic tumors that have metastasized to the brain. Brain tumors account for approximately 2% of all cancers, and the overall average annual age adjusted incidence rate for 2007 to 2011 for primary brain and CNS […]
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Recurrent Headaches are one of the three common recurrent pain syndromes, the others being recurrent abdominal pain & recurrent limb pain in children worldwide. 70% of school children have headache at least once a year. Chronic recurrent headaches occurs in 30-40% of children by age of 7 yrs increases to 75% by the age of […]
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Cerebral Palsy is a disorder of movement, muscle tone or posture that is caused by damage of the developing brain before birth, during birth or after birth of the child. It is a non progressive disorder. In India every 3rd baby in 1000 births is associated with the disease. This is a neurological disorder that […]
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Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) is a sensory and motor disorder characterized by an uncontrolled sensation in the legs accompanied by an irresistible urge to move the legs with partial or complete resolution of the symptoms through transient. RLS in children is under diagnosed. Children with RLS may present with conduct problems including aggression, inattention, hyperactivity […]
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It is well known fact that poor air quality affects our health and all of us should be aware of this. These symptoms could be experienced within just a few hours or several days after breathing polluted air. Most commonly we see respiratory symptoms like coughing, sore throat, recurrent chest infection etc. along with higher […]
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Stroke is the third common cause of mortality and a leading cause of disability. The National Commission on Macroeconomics & Health in India projected about 1.6 million cases of stroke in 2015 with death occurring in one fourth of cases. Women have a higher incidence of stroke across the world. The gender wise data are […]
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Stroke or Brain Attack is the third most common cause of death after Heart disease and Cancer. But it is the most disabling illness. Stroke can occur at any age, but is more common as the age advances. The signs and symptoms of stroke usually develop quickly. Occasionally the progression may occur for hours to […]
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Stroke as a disease is the third leading cause of death (first two are heart disease and cancer) and it is also a leading cause of disabilty. Looking at data on the basis of gender, it is the third leading cause of death for women. Also every 1 in 5 men can suffer from an […]
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Forgetfulness is a part of growing old. It is often called an inevitable consequence of ageing. It happens to a lesser extent in some and greater extent in others. So forgetting keys or spectacles shouldn`t be of any concern. This is sometimes also called ‘benign senescence of old age’. However, in some people ‘benign senescence’ […]
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Alzheimer’s disease is definitely an old disease in India and the same is well documented in our scriptures. Alzheimer disease was known to ancient Ayurvedic physicians as early as 800 BC. They called it as ‘Smriti Bransh’, which is a Sanskrit term for loss of intellect. Other terms commonly used in India are ‘Sathiya gaya’ […]
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neuro developmental disorder that manifests in children by the age of three years, with specific delay in social, communicative, cognitive and behavioural abilities. The learning, thinking and problem solving abilities of children with autism can range from gifted to severely challenged. Autistic Spectrum Disorder includes several conditions : Autistic […]
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Dementia is a degenerative disorder and a leading cause of disability and dependence among the elderly population. The risk of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) increases after the age of 65 yrs and doubles after every 5 yrs. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is characterized by progressive decline in memory ( day to day affairs initially),speech,understanding and behaviour. The […]
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Epilepsy is a episodic and recurrent neurological disorder of the brain caused by transient abnormal activity in the brain cells. The onset of epilepsy is most common during early childhood. Invariably the child with epilepsy will have the same type of seizure each time. Symptoms and Signs of Epilesy in children depend on the seizure […]
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Alzheimer disease is most common cause of dementia. Dementia is a condition in which there is decline in cognitive abilities of sufficient severity to interfere with function during daily activities (i.e., shopping, paying bills, cooking, driving, etc.). India has a huge population with an exceptional aged population. Alzheimer’s and Dementia by 2030 is said to […]
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Brain Tumors can affect any age group. Tumors can be benign (tumor, or growth that is not cancerous. It doesn’t spread to other parts of the body) or malignant (here the cancer has spread to other parts of the body). Tumors can involve any part of brain and depending on part that is affected symptoms […]
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Brain tumour is a term used loosely for any abnormal growth inside the skull. It may arise from brain itself, cranial nerves exiting the brain, coverings of brain(meninges), bony skull and bony skull base, or cancer may spread from any other organ in the body. The incidence of brain tumour means the number of new […]
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Autism is a neuro developmental disorder which is now increasingly being recognized in India. The disease frequency in US has been reported to be 1 in 100 children and in India around 1 in 10,000 children might be affected, with prevalence being more in males. It encompasses a range of disorders which are grouped together […]
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Autism is one of the developmental disabilities. It is mainly characterized by trial of impaired sociably impaired verbal & non verbal communication & restricted activities & interests. Frequency of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) has increased significantly in past two decades. Symptoms often change with age. Atypical eye contact, decreased response to name, poor imitation, absent […]
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Autism is characterized by deficits in social interaction, communication and unusual repetitive behavior. Cognitive abilities in Autism vary between those with average or above average intelligence to borderline or mid mental retardation to a range of moderate to severe mental retardation. Autism affects boys four times more than girls. The child may be affected right […]
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Autism is a childhood disorder , which can show its symptoms as early as 6-7 months of age. Roughly 1-2 people in every thousand have this kind of problem. It is 4-5 times more common in boys. There are certain symptoms which can be picked by any non medical person if they are vigilant. It […]
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Autism is a group of neurological developmental disorders, collectively called Autism Spectrum disorder (ASD). It refers to the wide range of symptoms concerning impairment of communication, socialization and behavior. In the past, autism was considered a “psychiatric” disorder but now, it is seen as a medical condition, not a mental disorder. It is usually diagnosed […]
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The rising epidemic of Diabetes, Hypertension are responsible for the prevelance of Chronic Kidney Disease. Today we are living in the fast food and fast life world. Our kids are surrounded with processed food and they chose to snack high calorie food in front of a computer or TV instead of going out to play. […]
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There are a number of environmental, genetic and habitual aspects that are responsible for our Brain Tumors. The brain is a complex organ of the body and slight imbalance can affect us in a big way. The exact cause of the tumor formation is yet to be known. The risk factors range for sudden exposure […]
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Treatment for brain tumour depends on type, size, location and symptoms caused by the tumour. A brain tumour causes symptoms depending on the type,size and location. It may cause headache, vomiting, loss of vision, loss of smell or hearing, seizures, limb weakness, memory loss, loss of speech, loss of coordination of movement, hormone excess or […]
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After a lot of thought, Mr Subhash has finally made up his mind to go under the knife to treat the most common neurological disease in the world – Epilepsy. Mr Subhash has been suffering from Epilepsy from the age of 15. “Initially the thought of going for a surgery was scary, however the pre […]
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Epilepsy is the most common neurological disease affecting us in the world. This chronic condition affects 1 in every 100 people worldwide. It is a unique disease that affects all age groups and is accustomed with seizures. What is Epilepsy? Epilepsy is a disease of the brain in which excessive electrical activity occurs in the […]
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Epilepsy is a major neurological disease In India. It is estimated that there are more than 1 crore people living in India with. Although there is rampant development in medication, surgical techniques and various other interventions, the same are yet to be accepted by the public. Moreover other than people accepting medical interventions, superstition and […]
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Epilepsy is the most common and rapidly increasing issue worldwide. A chronic disease that affects 1 in 100 people all over the world and is most common in developing countries. In India, the issues associated to Epilepsy are more complex. It is estimated that around 14 people per 1000 population are expected to suffer from […]
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Headache is an important symptom of brain tumor. In India people usually ignore the same until it starts interfering with their work or daily routine. Instead of resorting to quick self medication with over the counter drugs, it is recommended that if you are having recurrent headaches and fainting spells, you need to see a […]
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Our body is made up of tiny building blocks called cells. They together form the tissues and the organs of the body by normally dividing, multiplying in a controlled manner. The old cells die and the new ones take their place. However abnormal functioning of the cells, their random multiplication in an uncontrolled manner leads […]
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In India, every year 40,000-50,000 people are diagnosed with brain tumor, of which 20 per cent are children. If you come to know that your child is suffering from a brain tumor, remain calm and try and focus on your to do list. Your first is to find a hospital/doctor that specializes in the treatment […]
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Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in men but in women it is third leading cause. Most of the women are not aware of these facts that each year stroke kills twice as many women as breast cancer. In general women have longer life than men, leading to more negative impact of stroke […]
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Experts say one in six Indians is prone to stroke. Globally Stroke causes more deaths than malaria, tuberculosis and AIDS put together. However it is yet to gather much public awareness and support. What is Stroke? Stroke is an attack of the brain, when the blow flow to an area of the brain is disrupted. […]
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Despite the fact that in India over 4000 cases of Stroke happens every day, the awareness and preparedness for it is still very low. According to a recent survey done by the hospital staff of Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon on the OPD patients, only 30% knew that Stroke is a sudden issue related with the brain. […]
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Subhash Gupta’s spoon fell off the second time from his hand while having dinner. It was the festive season of Navratra and he didn’t want to create a fuss. He left his food and went to bed thinking that it’s just tiredness. In the middle of the night, when he woke up to use the […]
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India is considered the head injury capital of India. Head injury can be caused by numerous reasons such as a fall, sports injury, etc. However the major reasons for accidents are – Road Accidents. In India over 100,000 lives are lost due to a head injury caused due to a road accident. In fact the […]
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According to a recent shocking and deliberating report by WHO, India accounts for 10% of all road deaths across the world. Post this report, India has been titled as the ‘World Road Death Capital’. Today majority of us travel by road to our offices, schools and colleges. On an average an India spends around 3 […]
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Dementia is a disease of the old age characterized by progressive decline in memory, language, learning, judgment, forgetting learnt skills, etc. Along with this there is a significant change in behavior and personality. More than 4.1 million Indians have been estimated to be suffering from dementia. The number would double by 2030 and would become […]
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Alzheimer’s as we know is a problem related to memory, and is mostly encountered in old age (6th or 7th decade).The prevalence of Alzheimer’s is underestimated. Reasons for delayed diagnosis are many. First and the foremost is general belief amongst people that forgetfulness is a normal part of ageing. Neglect of elderly due to busy […]
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Headaches are one of the most common neurological conditions seen by neurologists. It can be the symptom of a wide range of causes both benign and serious of the head and neck which e usually tend to neglect or ignore. Majority of resort to self medication and even ignore the prolonged symptoms. Headaches also have […]
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Headache is a common clinical presentation in the neurological OPD. It can be a result of various reasons – stress lifestyle, pregnancy, poor eyesight, etc. When we have a patient with predominant symptoms of headache we first take the detailed history and then a focused neurological examination. However we have also observed that headache is […]
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Headaches are one of the most common ailments that afflict mankind regardless of age and gender. Headaches are pains and can occur in any region of the head, they can occur on both sides or on one side. The main aspects that are experienced are throbbing, nausea in the head which can occur gradually or […]
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Headache is a very common medical problem. Nearly 25% of females and 8% of males in general suffer from headaches at some point in their life. More than 90% of headaches are due to migraine. However
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Stroke is also called as Brain Attack. It is a paralysis attack in which person loses power of any body part. It is caused by blockage in the arteries supplying blood to the brain. In some cases it is caused by rupture of artery
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Neurology is growing at a slow pace but certainly the scope has widened and diversified. Today there are around 1000 qualified neurologists in India. Most of them are confined to the metro cities. leaving a great chunk
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