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Most people carrying a brain aneurysm have no idea it’s there. That’s the strange, unsettling truth about this condition: an estimated 6.8 million people in the United States, roughly 1 in 50, live with an unruptured brain aneurysm, and the overwhelming majority never know it exists. Some are found by accident during an MRI ordered…

Usually, a headache is not dangerous and can result from physical factors. A headache is rarely considered a sign of serious neurological disease. Most headaches have less dangerous causes, such as dehydration or severe stress. Anyone who has a headache should know which brain tumor symptoms matter most. A headache alone does not mean a…

COVID has affected many people and caused real damage to health beyond the initial illness. Some recover physically but still struggle to keep their thoughts in check. Lab work may come back normal, but the cognitive difficulties remain. COVID brain fog is a recognized neurological consequence following infection, and patients need to understand its mechanisms,…

“I feel like I’m on a boat that never docks.” That’s how one patient described it during a first visit: no headache, no obvious trigger, just weeks of a tilting floor, followed by an ENT visit, an audiologist visit, and a stack of normal test results. Attacks of spinning, floating, or rocking that show up…