What is Parkinson disease? Parkinson disease is a fast-spreading disorder of the nervous system that affects your movements. It develops slowly. The disease sometimes starts with tremors occurring in only one hand. However, when tremor becomes the most prominent sign of Parkinson disease, the disorder also causes stiffness or slow movements. In the early stage … Read more
Introduction When there is some pressure on a nerve part of the body, this condition is called a pinched nerve. When there is pressure on the vein, this vein sends a warning signal to the brain; the pain sent by the vein to the brain includes pain, numbness, and weakness, etc. Due to pressure on … Read more
What is Paralysis? A person with paralysis becomes unable to move one or more of his muscles. Any muscle problem or other obstruction never causes paralysis. Still, the paralysis of the nerves and spinal cord that sends messages from the brain to the organs becomes paralyzed. Paralysis can affect a single muscle or group or … Read more
Introduction If someone has Hemiparesis, the risk of having a stroke may increase. Hemiparesis is a condition that makes a part of the body very weak. This condition affects every aspect of life, such as walking, eating, changing clothes, or doing other physical activities. During the recovery of this condition, the patient needs a proper … Read more
What is Facial Paralysis? When the movement of the facial muscles (such as laughing, speaking and opening the mouth, etc.) is reduced due to any damage in the veins, the condition is called facial paralysis. This makes the muscles of the face appear weak or hanging. It can occur on one or both sides of … Read more
What is encephalitis (Inflammation in the Brain) Brain inflammation or encephalitis is an extraordinary but serious condition in which brain swelling begins. Most cases of this condition are either due to viral infections or occur when the immune system begins to attack the brain tissue extraordinarily. Encephalitis often causes mild flu-like symptoms, such as fever … Read more
What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal tunnel syndrome is a physical problem in which the hands become numb and tingling. Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by a pinched nerve in the carpal tunnel (a tube from the wrist to the arm). Symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome depend on the texture of the wrist, pre-existing diseases, … Read more
Introduction Tremor is a shaking motion (oscillation). The vibration is felt mostly in the hands and arms which is known as hand tremors. Vibration in the arm often occurs when your hands are in a resting position or when the hand is held in the same position for a more extended period. Trembling of hands … Read more
What is meningitis? Meningitis that occurs in meninges is called meningitis. It is also known as brain fever. The meninges are three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord. Meningitis may occur when fluids located around meninges become infected. There are many types of this disease, which can be bacterial, viral, and fungal. Bacterial … Read more
Introduction The state of fluid accumulation in the brain is called “watering in the brain” or “hydrocephalus.” Pressure increases as more fluid accumulate in the brain, which can cause brain damage. This usually happens when fluid in the brain is not absorbed; the fluid gets stuck or starts to form in excessive amounts. Apart from … Read more