To understand how to treat it, let’s first figure out what Alzheimer’s disease is and how it could be treated. It’s one of the most common and serious senile illnesses. The main thing that makes this illness so complicated to treat is that it’s a complex disease that can’t be treated with one magic pill. …
In the fast-paced rhythm of our lives, the risk of injuries is an ever-present reality. Concussions are common and often misunderstood. They can result from accidents, sports, or unforeseen events. We often use this term but we don’t fully understand its seriousness. In this blog post, we will discover what is a concussion and explain…
Transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a circulatory disturbance that leads to oxygen deprivation in the affected area of the brain. The peculiarity of this condition is that its symptoms are similar to those of a stroke. These symptoms persist for up to 24 hours, after which they often disappear. Since the manifestations and symptoms of…
One of the most dangerous comorbidities affecting people who have cardiovascular diseases is clots. Clots are made of blood that has coagulated in vessels for some reason. It could be a natural reaction for a cut, but some diseases could also cause them. Clots’ main work is to stop bleeding if a human is injured….
All people experience headaches, although not so often. But what if the head hurts constantly, and not three times a month? The reason can be both in the lifestyle and in the deterioration of health. If you suffer from regular headaches, pay attention to your habits. Discomfort can come from fatigue, hunger, lack of sleep,…
Paresthesia is a type of sensitivity disorder that includes subjective tingling and burning sensations. All these unpleasant sensations bothered every person more than once; they could appear during prolonged sitting in an uncomfortable position, squeezing of arms or legs, in case of strong fear. However, this condition quickly passes and does not constitute any particular…
Neuritis is a medical term meaning inflammation in the peripheral nerves (nerves outside the central nervous system are called peripheral). Symptoms of neuritis will vary depending on which nerves are affected but typically include weakness, numbness, pain, tingling sensations, loss of reflexes, muscle atrophy, or sensory disturbances (e.g., vision, balance, hearing). These symptoms can be…
Everyone is faced with numbness of feet and hands from time to time. Sometimes this phenomenon can be a symptom of a dangerous illness. Suppose you slept in an inconvenient position or sat with an uncomfortable tuck of your leg. Slight loss of sensitivity in the hands, legs, or feet, tingling, numbness is common. Most…
This ailment is often called CTS. The problem is a typical and often debilitating disease. It affects millions of people around the world. It primarily affects the hands and wrists. It causes several disturbing markers that prevent a person from performing everyday tasks. Compression of the median nerve is associated with this сondition. It pinches…
Up to 3-4% of people worldwide suffer from chronic daily or almost daily headaches. The main reason is chronic migraines. However, it can be difficult to diagnose at times. It can be mistaken for a chronic tension headache, and some doctors believe that osteochondrosis or insufficient blood supply to the brain causes such pain. Chronic…