Your Treatment Options for Trigeminal NeuralgiaMay 09, 2025When a condition is described as excruciating, finding relief is a top priority. This can certainly be true of the facial pain that comes with trigeminal neuralgia and, thankfully, there are treatment options.Continue reading →
How to Support Your Loved One With Memory LossApr 14, 2025Forgetting where you put the car keys as you get older is perfectly natural. The kind of memory loss that comes with dementia is an entirely different matter and requires a good deal of love and support.Continue reading →
When Is Vertigo a Neurological Problem?Mar 11, 2025You’re standing or sitting perfectly still, yet you feel like you’re moving or spinning. This condition is called vertigo, and one type — central vertigo — can be a side effect of some serious neurological issues.Continue reading →
5 Little Known Signs of EpilepsyFeb 01, 2025The common portrayal of epilepsy — a person shaking uncontrollably during a seizure — is only a part of the overall picture. Epilepsy can present itself very differently, and we give a few examples of that here.Continue reading →
Adult-Onset Hydrocephalus: Understanding Your DiagnosisJan 18, 2025We’ve diagnosed you or a loved one with adult-onset hydrocephalus and you want to understand this condition a little better. Here is some pertinent hydrocephalus information that can help.Continue reading →
Subtle and Not-So-Subtle Signs of a ConcussionDec 17, 2024If there’s one universal truth about concussions, it’s that they have a wide range of symptoms. Some are obvious, while others may be more subtle. Here, we take a look at some common side effects of concussions.Continue reading →
4 Strategies for Preventing Peripheral Neuropathy When You Have DiabetesNov 11, 2024When you have a condition like diabetes, your risks for some serious health issues rise considerably. Topping that list is peripheral neuropathy, and we get into some prevention practices here.Continue reading →
Pain and Weakness in Your Hand? It Could be Carpal Tunnel SyndromeOct 17, 2024You’re struggling to use one of your hands thanks to pain, numbness, and weakness, yet there’s no obvious signs of a problem. There's a good chance that you're dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome.Continue reading →
Recognizing the Signs of Long COVID-19Sep 09, 2024While you may want to put COVID-19 firmly in the rearview mirror, this respiratory virus is still going strong and creating long-term health issues for some. Here we review some red flags that might point to long COVID.Continue reading →
5 Facts We Want You to Know About Myasthenia GravisAug 15, 2024Myasthenia gravis is fairly rare, which means that there’s not a good deal of common knowledge when it comes to this neuromuscular disorder. Here, we take a brief dive into myasthenia gravis and explain how we can help.Continue reading →
Exercises and Strategies to Ease Vertigo SymptomsJul 15, 2024If you’re feeling unsteady on your feet because of vertigo, there are a few best practices that can bring more literal balance to your life. Here, we review four of these strategies to help you manage vertigo.Continue reading →
6 Symptoms That Point Toward Spinal StenosisJun 20, 2024You find it hard to stand tall or you have some unexplained numbness and tingling in one of your hands. These are two signs that might point toward spinal stenosis, which affects millions of Americans.Continue reading →
From Epilepsy to Movement Disorders, Here's What Deep Brain Stimulation Can TreatMay 20, 2024Perhaps you’re dealing with epilepsy that isn't responding to medications or a movement disorder that’s getting worse. It may be time to explore whether deep brain stimulation can help.Continue reading →
5 Common Migraine Triggers, and How to Manage ThemApr 05, 2024Like millions of others, you live with the threat of migraines hanging over your head, and you want to find ways to better manage these debilitating headaches. Managing your triggers is a very good place to start.Continue reading →
What We Want You to Know About Recovering From a StrokeMar 21, 2024Someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds, and how they come out the other side can vary greatly. Here's a look at a few points to keep in mind when rehabbing from a stroke.Continue reading →
Telehealth: The Advantages of TelemedicineFeb 21, 2024Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.Continue reading →
4 Facts We Want You to Know About EpilepsyFeb 12, 2024One out of every 100 Americans has had a seizure, and many went on to develop epilepsy. Despite how common epilepsy is, there’s a fair amount of misinformation swirling around, and we want to clear the air. Continue reading →
6 Telltale Signs Your Loved One May Have DementiaJan 17, 2024You’re noticing that something is a little off with your loved one, and they’re of an age when you worry that dementia may be setting in. Here, we review some hallmarks of this very common condition. Continue reading →
Facial Pain? It Could Be Trigeminal NeuralgiaDec 13, 2023The pain that zaps through your face is excruciating and more than a little mysterious given there’s nothing on the surface that would account for such discomfort. It might be trigeminal neuralgia.Continue reading →
What's Causing My Loved One's Hand Tremors?Nov 13, 2023You notice that your loved one’s hands are starting to shake and you want to know whether to be concerned. Here, we explore the many possible causes of hand tremors and some good next steps. Continue reading →
Are My Vaccinations Up to Date?Nov 13, 2023Staying up-to-date with your vaccines can help protect you and your family against serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. But it’s easy to lose track of when you’re due for a booster. Read on to learn more. Continue reading →
Should I Be Concerned About Fainting?Oct 10, 2023There are certain things you should never ignore when it comes to your health, and there's a good case for adding fainting to that list. Here's what we want you to know about fainting and why seeking our help is important.Continue reading →
Common Signs of ConcussionSep 05, 2023Any trauma to your brain is potentially problematic, which is why it’s important to recognize the signs of concussion. Here, we review these signs from two angles — as the one with the injury and as the one who’s observing.Continue reading →
Is Peripheral Neuropathy Inevitable With Diabetes?Aug 03, 2023You’re among the millions of Americans who have diabetes and you’re concerned about complications. At the top of this list should be peripheral neuropathy, which poses a clear and present threat.Continue reading →
Is My Dizziness Related to Vertigo?Jul 07, 2023Each year, 3 million Americans visit an emergency room because of dizziness, which is a catchall symptom that includes more specific issues, such as vertigo. Here, we take a look at how to distinguish vertigo. Continue reading →
Tips for Preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Jun 07, 2023While not necessarily serious, carpal tunnel syndrome can have a surprisingly large impact on your life thanks to nagging symptoms in your wrist and hand. Here’s a look at some techniques for preventing the condition. Continue reading →
3 Solutions for Migraines You Might Want to ExploreMay 10, 2023If you’re among the scores of people around the world whose lives are altered by chronic migraines, we want you to know that there are solutions. Here, we review three ways in which we can get the upper hand on migraines.Continue reading →
Recognizing the Early Signs of Multiple SclerosisApr 05, 2023While multiple sclerosis may be one of the more common neurological disorders, it’s one of the hardest to pin down, as it takes a different path with each person. Still, there are some similarities in early symptoms.Continue reading →
5 Steps You Can Take To Help Prevent DementiaMar 15, 2023Dementia is a challenging reality for many families, but you don’t have to sit back and just hope you don’t develop it as you age. Learn more about the some concrete steps you can take to reduce your chances of getting it.Continue reading →