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If you’ve ever heard the terms dementia and Alzheimer’s disease used as if they mean the same thing, you’re not alone. They’re often mentioned interchangeably, but they’re not the same condition. While it can become confusing, dementia is a general term for a group of symptoms that affect memory, thinking, and social abilities severely enough to interfere with daily life.[1] ...
If you’ve been diagnosed with myasthenia gravis (MG), you might wonder what your life will be like years down the road. Will your symptoms get worse? Can treatment stop the progression? The good news is that with the proper care plan, most people with MG can live long, whole lives. However, understanding the potential long-term effects can help you manage your health with con...
Your brain is a powerhouse. The ultimate command center controlling every thought, movement, sense, and memory, and regulating everything from breathing to digestion (and everything in between). So when this critical organ is under threat from something like a brain bleed, it’s understandably frightening.
A brain bleed (or brain hemorrhage) is a medical emergency th...
You may already know Botox as a cosmetic treatment that smooths unwanted fine lines and wrinkles, but would you be surprised to learn it’s also a powerful tool in neurology? For many people living with chronic migraines or muscle spasticity, Botox injections can bring lasting relief when other treatments fall short. It’s not just about looks—in this case, it’s about restoring...
Migraines aren’t just “bad headaches.” They’re a complex neurological condition that various factors, including hormones, can trigger. If you’ve ever noticed your migraine attacks flare up around your menstrual cycle, pregnancy, or even menopause, you’re not imagining it. Hormonal changes play a significant role in migraine patterns, especially for women, though men can also ...
