COVID-19 threatens the central nervous system and may cause neurological complications in people with mild symptoms, those who are recovering, and those without classic respiratory symptoms.
Jul 29th, 2020
COVID-19 threatens the central nervous system and may cause neurological complications in people with mild symptoms, those who are recovering, and those without classic respiratory symptoms.
The ability to get deep, restful sleep each night is crucial for nearly every organ and system in your body. If you’re having trouble getting meaningful shut-eye, try these tips.
A stroke rehabilitation program helps patients regain losts skills that enable them to live independently again. Though it doesn’t cure the effects of a stroke, it retrains the body and brain to function as well as possible
From traffic jams to job responsibilities, stress is often inescapable. But you can take these simple steps in your daily life to help prevent stress from negatively impacting your health.
Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder characterized by frequent pauses in breathing during sleep. An estimated 22 million Americans have sleep apnea, and many of them experience symptoms that are severe enough to interfere with daily life.
Poor posture does more than cause you too appear shorter. It places a strain on the supportive structure of your spine, leading to nagging neck and back problems that can plague you for years to come.
Anyone who has experienced a migraine knows how these throbbing headaches can stop you in your tracks. If your migraines coincide with your menstrual cycle, you may have menstrual migraines -- and we can help.
You may think you’ve tried everything to treat your migraines -- and to no avail. But if you’re living with migraine pain, there’s another treatment option you may not know about: Botox.
You can’t reverse your age or change your family history, but you can take steps to modify stroke risk factors that are within your control. Making the right changes can keep your brain healthy for life.
Epilepsy remains a poorly understood condition. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or know someone experiencing recurrent seizures, it’s important to know as much as you can about epilepsy.
A severe form of cognitive decline called Alzheimer’s disease strikes an estimated 5.8 million Americans, usually during older age. Spotting the warning signs of dementia early can lead to improved diagnosis and treatment.
Headaches are complex, and the experience of pain is unique for each individual. If you have chronic headaches, taking a multidimensional approach is the most effective way to gain relief.
Smartphones, tablets, and laptops -- everyone has them. But did you know that using your mobile device can wreak havoc on your neck and spine? Make some minor changes to protect yourself against the dreaded “tech neck.”
Sleep apnea can take a toll on the mind and the body. If you snore and then feel tired after a full night’s sleep, come see us to get answers and treatment.
Neck and back pain caused by a herniated disc can seem sudden, but it’s often a gradual process. Don’t let pain from a herniated disc interfere with your life and cause you to miss out on the things you enjoy.
Could your stressful lifestyle be contributing to your headaches? Slowing down, taking time to care for yourself, and adding relaxing activities to your life can improve your overall well-being and help prevent painful headaches.
Dietary changes can be an effective strategy for preventing and treating seizures in some people with epilepsy.
Prolonged, untreated neuropathy can leave you vulnerable to a host of serious health consequences. If you have symptoms or suspect that you may have neuropathy it’s important to come in to see us.
A stroke can have a devastating impact on many areas of everyday life. Recovery can happen quickly or over time. Post-stroke care plays a vital role in helping patients gain maximum recovery.
Back pain is a prevalent problem among Americans. The best treatment plans combine traditional medicine with other approaches to manage back pain from all angles, bringing you the relief you need.
Neuropathy can negatively impact your sleep, energy, mobility, and even emotional health. Along with having a neurology specialist on your team, management through dietary changes can help ease symptoms.
There’s nothing good about developing dementia. It can steal your memories, personality, and hope. But there are steps you can take that may prevent dementia – beginning with understanding what it is and where it starts.
Certain chemicals and medications have long been connected with migraines as triggers for pain episodes. Even drugs that are known to start attacks aren’t always understood. However, there are non-drug alternatives to migraine treatment.
Sleeping is supposed to be restful, but instead, it stresses you out. You toss, turn, and lie staring at the ceiling for hours at a time. Is it time to get a prescription sleep med? Or are there other ways to take back the night?
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