Diseases of the nervous system (302 contents)
Periodic and paroxysmal disorders (44 contents)
Do memory problems always mean dementia?
Dementia diseases are feared by those who may suffer from them, as well as their relatives. The concern is mainly related to the extent to which such conditions affect a person's daily functioning....
How to deal with sleeplessness problems?
Not getting enough sleep is a problem that more and more people are facing in today's busy world. Stress, excess responsibilities, bad habits or the use of electronics before bed can lead to chronic...
Botox in migraine treatment - a therapy that changes patients' lives
"Migraine is not just a headache, and Botox is more than an aesthetic treatment" - these two sentences may surprise you, but they perfectly capture the content of a conversation with Dr Anna...
Effect of wasabi on the memory of older people
Ageing has been proven to affect a person's brain and cognitive function. However, it is known that lifestyle and certain foods consumed can improve its functioning. Researchers at Tohoku University...
How to stop snoring?
Snoring can be a disruptive part of sleep for both the snorer and others in the environment. Its occurrence should not be taken lightly, as it can be a signal of the presence of more serious health...
What are the symptoms of migraine?
Migraine is one of the most common and intractable pain disorders affecting a significant proportion of the population. In this article, we will discuss what a migraine is, its symptoms, types,...
Is it worth going to bed at a fixed time?
Sleep is one of the most important elements of our lives, affecting our health, wellbeing and productivity. But is it worth going to bed at a fixed time? What impact does it have on our lives? In...
Stroke - what are the symptoms?
Statistics clearly show that currently in Poland, sudden life and health emergencies are cardiovascular diseases first, followed by strokes. Meanwhile, there is little or even no awareness of the...
Migraine: can eating gluten promote headaches?
Just as some illnesses are easy to miss their early symptoms, this is not the case with migraines - patients who have them are definitely aware of this. Because of how severe migraine symptoms can...
Surgical treatment of epilepsy: what is it and when is it used?
Epilepsy is typically treated with medication, but in certain situations medication alone is not enough and more invasive treatment may be required. Various surgical interventions are sometimes used...
Migraine in children - what causes it?
Migraines are generally considered to be an adult disease, but in practice, they can also be found in much younger patients. They are primarily associated with persistent, extremely difficult to...
Nerve paralysis after hemiplegia - is it life-threatening?
Shingles is caused by the chickenpox virus. Weakened immunity, stress or other illnesses that affect the immune system favour the onset of the disease. One of the symptoms that accompany herpes is...
Correlation between crying and headache afterwards
Crying is a natural reaction to emotion - both emotion and sadness. A strong one can cause exhaustion and sometimes a headache, which can usually be alleviated with home remedies, as long as it does...
What could be the causes of a persistent, frequent headache?
A headache is one of the most common complaints in humans. When the problem occurs sporadically and subsides after a short period of time, it is not usually a cause for concern, however, this is not...
Movement and physical activity in the rehabilitation of children with epilepsy, part 2
Epilepsy is a disease that has been known for centuries, at first seen in terms of possession because of the symptoms it caused. However, it had already been discovered by Hippocrates that the...
Movement and physical activity in the rehabilitation of children with epilepsy, part 1
Epilepsy is a disease that has been known for centuries, at first seen in terms of possession because of the symptoms it caused. However, it had already been discovered by Hippocrates that the...
Pseudoanaphylactic reaction - is it dangerous?
Pseudo-anaaphylactic reaction is classified as anaphylactoid reaction. The occurrence of a pseudo-anaaphylactic reaction poses real risks to the patient's health and life. What should you know?
Flu vaccination does NOT increase the risk of epilepsy in children
Vaccination is constantly a controversial topic - its opponents postulate that vaccines are dangerous for children because they can cause various side effects. Fortunately, however, publications are...
Migraines may be the body's defence mechanism
People who experience migraines would probably not say a single positive word about them - after all, migraines can make everyday life extremely complicated. These types of headaches, because we...
SBI - asymptomatic strokes
Asymptomatic strokes are a significant problem in today's civilisation. Usually detected incidentally during neuroimaging examinations, they significantly increase the risk of stroke. However, the...
The role of working memory in affective disorders
Working memory is an essential part of the proper functioning of our brain and all operations such as reasoning, learning or even speech comprehension. Researchers have noted that working memory, is...
Some ways to improve memory and concentration
Memory and concentration problems are not only the result of an attacking illness. Stress, poor diet and lack of mental exercise also contribute to memory problems. How can you cope when you or a...
