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- Types of neurological disorders
- Causes
- Symptoms
- Epilepsy:
- It is a kind of neurological disorder which is characterized by unpredictable and unprovoked seizures. Among its most commonly known causes are brain injury or family tendency and can affect people of all ages. With the help of medication, proper care, and dietary therapies, it can be kept under control.
- Stroke:
- A more serious kind of neurological disorder, it is often classified as benign or malignant according to the grades. The higher the grade number, the more aggressively the tumour behaves.
- Parkinson’s disease and Movement disorders:
- A progressive nervous system disorder, it affects the movement by causing severe dexterity and speech issues as it advances. Although it can’t be cured, but with proper medication and care, the patient’s condition can be controlled and even improved over a period of time.
- Spinal cord tumour:
- It is referred to formation of abnormal mass of tissues in the spinal cord area. The areas that get affected the most by it are cervical, lumbar, sacrum & thoracic and it can grow from non-cancerous to cancerous if not treated in time.
- Memory disorder and Cognitive disorder:
- Memory disorders can range from mild to severe causing memory lapse from time to time. Its cause can be attributed to a number of factors including nutritional deficiencies, reaction to medication, deteriorating mental health and excessive substance abuse among others. Its conditions include dementia, Alzheimer and depression.
- Multiple sclerosis and Demyelinating disorder:
- A potentially disabling disease of the brain and the spinal cord, it is caused due to attack of the immune system on the protective sheath that covers nerve fibres. As the problem progresses, the brain loses its ability to communicate with the rest of the body leading to permanent damage to the nerves.
- Neuro-Muscular disorder
There are more than 600 kinds of neurological disorders that are recognised by science. However, their conditions and causes may differ, some of the most commonly known ones are as follows:
- Genetics
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Lifestyle related issues
- Brain or physical injury
- Trauma
- Environmental influences
- Substance or alcohol abuse
- Infections
The signs of neurological disorders can differ depending upon the type of disorder a person might be suffering from. To identify the problem & seek timely medical intervention, look out for these symptoms:
- Partial or complete paralysis
- Emotional stress
- Poor cognitive abilities
- Seizures
- Difficulty remembering things
- Decreased alertness
- Muscle weakness
- Frequent mood swings & sudden outburst
- Delusion
- Types of neurological disorders
- Causes
- Symptoms
- Epilepsy:
- It is a kind of neurological disorder which is characterized by unpredictable and unprovoked seizures. Among its most commonly known causes are brain injury or family tendency and can affect people of all ages. With the help of medication, proper care, and dietary therapies, it can be kept under control.
- Brain tumors:
- A more serious kind of neurological disorder, it is often classified as benign or malignant according to the grades. The higher the grade number, the more aggressively the tumour behaves.
- Parkinson’s disease:
- A progressive nervous system disorder, it affects the movement by causing severe dexterity and speech issues as it advances. Although it can’t be cured, but with proper medication and care, the patient’s condition can be controlled and even improved over a period of time.
- Spinal cord tumour:
- It is referred to formation of abnormal mass of tissues in the spinal cord area. The areas that get affected the most by it are cervical, lumbar, sacrum & thoracic and it can grow from non-cancerous to cancerous if not treated in time.
- Memory disorder:
- Memory disorders can range from mild to severe causing memory lapse from time to time. Its cause can be attributed to a number of factors including nutritional deficiencies, reaction to medication, deteriorating mental health and excessive substance abuse among others. Its conditions include dementia, Alzheimer and depression.
- Multiple sclerosis:
- A potentially disabling disease of the brain and the spinal cord, it is caused due to attack of the immune system on the protective sheath that covers nerve fibres. As the problem progresses, the brain loses its ability to communicate with the rest of the body leading to permanent damage to the nerves.
There are more than 600 kinds of neurological disorders that are recognised by science. However, their conditions and causes may differ, some of the most commonly known ones are as follows:
- Genetics
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Lifestyle related issues
- Brain or physical injury
- Trauma
- Environmental influences
- Substance or alcohol abuse
- Infections
The signs of neurological disorders can differ depending upon the type of disorder a person might be suffering from. To identify the problem & seek timely medical intervention, look out for these symptoms:
- Partial or complete paralysis
- Emotional stress
- Poor cognitive abilities
- Seizures
- Difficulty remembering things
- Decreased alertness
- Muscle weakness
- Frequent mood swings & sudden outburst
- Delusion
The treatments we offer include
- Stroke Management
- Epilepsy
- Neuromuscular disorders
- Headache & migraine
With the help of a comprehensive brain analysis that is reached post a series of tests including MRI, CT Scan, and Echocardiogram; our team of expert neurologists suggest the further course of treatment.
A series of tests including blood tests, echo, Pet scan and CT scan and MRI are conducted to determine the condition of the patient and decide upon the future course of the treatment.
Right diagnosis at the right time is the key to preventing any serious damage to the brain. To help our patients detect the problem in time and get them on the path of corrective treatment, our expert team of neurologists often restore to advanced drug therapies in the form of immunosuppressive drugs to treat certain muscles in the brain. In addition to this speech and physical therapies are also suggested to help the patient cope with the trauma related to neuro disorders.
With an expert by your side, you can easily defeat the problem of frequent headache & migraine. Providing you with the right kind of pain relieving and preventive medication, our expert neurologists help you not only reduce the severity and frequency of headaches & migraines and also increase the effectiveness of symptom relieving medicines.
- Stroke Management
- Epilepsy
- Neuromuscular disorders
- Headache and migraine
With the help of a comprehensive brain analysis that is reached post a series of tests including MRI, CT Scan, and Echocardiogram; our team of expert neurologists suggest the further course of treatment.
A series of tests including blood tests, echo, Pet scan and CT scan and MRI are conducted to determine the condition of the patient and decide upon the future course of the treatment.
Right diagnosis at the right time is the key to preventing any serious damage to the brain. To help our patients detect the problem in time and get them on the path of corrective treatment, our expert team of neurologists often restore to advanced drug therapies in the form of immunosuppressive drugs to treat certain muscles in the brain. In addition to this speech and physical therapies are also suggested to help the patient cope with the trauma related to neuro disorders.
With an expert by your side, you can easily defeat the problem of frequent headache & migraine. Providing you with the right kind of pain relieving and preventive medication, our expert neurologists help you not only reduce the severity and frequency of headaches & migraines and also increase the effectiveness of symptom relieving medicines.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does a neurologist treat?
- What are some of the warning signs indicating you should see a neurologist?
- What are the most common neurological disorders?
- Can dizziness be a sign of something serious?
- Do I need to see a neurologist about my headaches?
- How do I know if my headache is a migraine?
A neurologist and neurosurgeon both treat patients with neurological disorders that impact the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and their surrounding and supporting structures. These structures include the skull, spine, blood vessels, membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord, and membranes lining the skull and vertebral canal.
Knowing when it’s time to see a neurologist means looking for some key indicators, which is why it’s important to seek medical advice early on. If you experience any of these symptoms, consult a neurologist:
- Persistent sleep problems
- Memory loss
- Dizziness
- Persistent headaches/Migraine
- Chronic pain/numbness
- Stroke
- Seizures
- Tremors
- Speech changes
Some of the most common neurological disorders are:
- Dementia
- Alzheimer’s
- Parkinson’s disease
- Epilepsy
- Stroke
- Migraine
Feeling a bit lightheaded is a normal sensation that many people experience every now and then, but living with recurrent bouts of dizziness is anything but routine. There are several types of dizziness, any of which can be symptomatic of a benign problem or something more serious. Do not take dizziness lightly, immediately visit a neurology specialist near you.
While there are many simple reasons for a headache, such as stress or eye strain, if something is wrong it could be life-changing or life-threatening. When in doubt, consult a neurology specialist. It’s better to check your persistent symptoms than to let them go too long and develop into a larger problem. If your headaches cause pain in other areas or if the pain is on only one side of the head, you may need to see a neurologist.
During a headache, you will pressure and aches around common areas including the forehead, temples, and back of the neck. They can last anywhere from a half-hour to several days, with the most common type being a tension headache, triggered by stress, muscle strain, and anxiety. However, during a migraine, the headache is more intense with other symptoms present such as nausea/vomiting, pain behind the ear/eye, blurred vision/temporary vision loss, sensitivity to light and sound, etc.