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Essential Tremor: Diagnosis & Treatment Options

Essential Tremor: Diagnosis & Treatment Options

Essential tremor (ET) is a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary shaking, typically affecting the hands, arms, head, and voice. It is one of the most common movement disorders and can manifest at any age, though it often becomes more pronounced…

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7 Stages Of Brain Development

What are the 7 Stages of Brain Development?

Brain development can be broadly divided into seven stages: neurogenesis, cell migration, cell differentiation, cell maturation, synaptogenesis, cell death and pruning, and myelogenesis. Neurogenesis is the process of generating new neurons. It occurs primarily during embryonic development and continues to…

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Can Stress Cause Seizures?

Can stress cause seizures?

WHAT INCREASES THE CHANCE OF HAVING A SEIZURE? A seizure happens when there is a change in our brain’s levels of excitability that causes chemical imbalances. These imbalances cause neurons to begin firing abnormally. When this happens, it becomes unmanageable…

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What Causes Nonepileptic Seizures?

What Causes Nonepileptic Seizures?

Epilepsy is a severe medical condition that causes you to have seizures without warning. But did you know you can also have episodes without having epilepsy? There are a lot of different conditions that can cause you to have convulsions…

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The Link Between Dementia And Vertigo

The Link Between Dementia and Vertigo

Memory loss in itself can be terrifying, especially as you get older. No one wants to think they’re on the road to dementia and forgetting all the things they once loved. But adding in other issues, such as vertigo, can…

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Prevent Seizures

How to Prevent Seizures

While any person can have a seizure, people who have had two or more seizures without an identifiable cause are at higher risk of having additional seizures. Other conditions may also increase the risk of seizures. If you are at…

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Activities To Avoid With Epilepsy

Activities to Avoid with Epilepsy and How to Stay Safe

People with epilepsy face potential risks during daily activities due to the possibility of experiencing seizures. The likelihood of injury during seizures can vary depending on the type and severity of the seizures. It is important to find a balance…

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What’s the Difference Between Cluster Headaches and Migraines?

Cluster headaches and migraines are both intense headaches that can be debilitating for those who suffer from them. However, there are key differences between the two conditions that can help differentiate them. Understanding these differences is crucial for proper diagnosis…

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Digital Dementia: How Screens and Digital Devices Impact Memory

Digital Dementia is a term used to describe the cognitive decline and memory problems that result from excessive use of digital technology, such as smartphones, computers, and tablets. This condition is characterized by symptoms including forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, and decreased…

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The Best Sleep Habits for Vertigo Recovery

Vertigo can be disorienting, frightening, and dangerous. Any balance disorder, such as vertigo, puts you at risk of falling. Fortunately, getting good sleep can help you on your road to recovery, as a bad night’s sleep can trigger a vertigo…

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Signs of Epilepsy in Children

Some seizures are apparent, but others are subtle. When a child has mild seizures, it can be difficult for parents to notice the signs of pediatric epilepsy. However, seizures in children under two rarely resemble adult seizures. Some kids may…

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Differences Between Normal Aging and Dementia

We are told that forgetfulness is part of the normal aging process. That makes it difficult to tell the difference between normal aging and dementia. However, you may be surprised that most people age with few memory problems. While memory…

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Recognizing Concussions and How to Take Action

Does it seem to you that more people are getting concussions these days? That is probably not true. In fact, with safety measures, people are probably experiencing fewer concussions than before. However, we have become increasingly aware of the danger…

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