Symptoms of Lyme disease of the nervous system (neuroborreliosis)
Lyme disease is a disease about which there has been relatively much talk in recent years. It is known, for example, for the fact that it can give rise to very non-specific symptoms - both the...
Analysis of emotion control in the course of multiple sclerosis
Chronic illness for every person is a difficult and painful experience. It involves stress, trauma and psychological crisis. It is no different for multiple sclerosis. Mental disorders are common in...
Differentiating multiple sclerosis from other conditions
Multiple sclerosis is a disease with a wide range of symptoms, including visual, balance and sensory disturbances. Due to the diverse clinical picture, it is necessary to differentiate between S and...
Multiple sclerosis and obesity: do they have something in common?
The causes of multiple sc lerosis - despite the many studies already carried out on the condition - are still not known. For this reason, various researchers are looking into factors that may...
Dysautonomia - a possible cause of syncope and dizziness
Dysautonomia is an abnormality of the autonomic nervous system. It can occur in the course of various neurodegenerative diseases, as well as in people with diabetes or coeliac disease. What symptoms...
Narcolepsy and driving: can patients who suddenly fall asleep be drivers?
Narcolepsy is a problem associated with, among other things, sudden episodes of falling asleep - no matter what the patient is doing at the moment, they may fall asleep completely unexpectedly. It is...
IS predicts who is likely to develop dementia
Researchers at the University of Exeter have created an artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict who will develop dementia within two years of being tested.
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...
Correlation between gluten and migraine. Is it possible?
Migraine is a chronic neurological disorder that manifests itself in headaches of varying severity from moderate to very severe, often difficult to endure. Migraine complaints also cause...
Correlation between headache and COVID-19
There are a great many symptoms of COVID-19, and with its successive variations the symptoms become more numerous. Among the most common and recurrent are fever, dry cough and fatigue. However, in...
Subarachnoid haemorrhage - the cause of the most severe headache of your life
Subarachnoid haemorrhage is characterised primarily by the fact that it leads to an extremely severe headache - patients who experience it often say that it is the most severe headache they have ever...
Chronic migraine: what is it and how to deal with it?
Anyone who has never experienced a migraine headache in his or her life does not really know how bothersome migraines are. However, far more troublesome than the typical migraine headache is an...
Neurogenic bladder: causes and treatment
Neurogenic bladder is a disorder with abnormalities of the nerve fibres innervating the muscle cells that make up the bladder. Symptoms of the condition can include both involuntary urination and...
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...
Hypersomnia: know the causes of excessive sleepiness!
Sleep disorders are typically associated with insomnia, but it is possible to have the opposite problem, which is hypersomnia. This term is used to describe excessive sleepiness, by which the patient...
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...
Loss of vision in one eye. What could be the cause?
Vision loss can affect one or both eyes. Some forms of sight loss are temporary, while others are irreversible. In both cases, there are often steps that can be taken to improve or correct the...
Brain fog in COVID-19
Scientists believe that the SARS-CoV-2 virus affects the frontal lobes of the brain responsible for memory, emotion or planning, among other things. Perhaps it is these changes that are one of the...
Specific white blood cells will help treat multiple sclerosis?
One of the neurological conditions that is attracting the most attention from scientists is multiple sclerosis (S) - various researchers are looking at this entity in order to further understand the...
Africa polio-free
The African Regional Certification Commission (ARCC), the body set up by the WHO to monitor polio eradication, reported at a World Health Organisation conference on Tuesday that the infectious...
