Call a Neurologist When Feeling Tremors
The exact cause of the neurological disorder, tremors, is often elusive, but they are generally linked to malfunctions in the brain regions responsible for coordinating movement.
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Alzheimer’s Disease Symptoms: When to Consult a Neurologist
in Alzheimer's Disease, NeurologistResearchers have made headway with medications and management strategies that may temporarily improve or delay the symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Warning Signs of Parkinson’s Disease and When to See a Neurologist
in Neurologist, Parkinson’s DiseaseAccording to research from the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, more than a million Americans live with Parkinson’s disease, a progressive nervous system disorder that impacts movement. This staggering number only grows with each passing year as roughly 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with the condition every year.
Diagnosing & Treating Bell’s Palsy
in Bell's palsyBell’s Palsy is an unpleasant but treatable condition that affects the nerves in the face and lasts about 3 weeks. A neurologist can diagnose the condition and provide relief during recovery.
Living with Alzheimer’s Disease
in Aging, Alzheimer's Disease, Memory Loss, NeurologistLiving with Alzheimer’s Disease – See a neurologist to develop a treatment plan. Services are available in Loudoun County to assist both the patient and caregiver.
Syncope, Not Just A Fainting Spell
in Neurologist, SyncopeThe causes of syncope can range from harmless to being an indication of a more serious underlying health issue. In some cases, the cause of syncope can lead to hospitalization.
The 4 Types of Multiple Sclerosis
in Multiple SclerosisThere are 4 types of multiple sclerosis which we define in this article. Always seek the advice of a neurologist for a definitive diagnosis. Neurology Associates has offices in Dulles and Leesburg Virginia.
Bell’s Palsy: What To Look For And When To See A Neurologist
in Bell's palsyBell’s Palsy is a form of temporary paralysis or weakness in the face. Its cause is unknown but a diagnosis from a neurologist can determine the best course of treatment.
Myasthenia Gravis: Beyond Muscle Weakness
in muscle weakness, Myasthenia gravisMyasthenia Gravis is a neuromuscular disease with symptoms that include muscle weakness, drooping eyelids, double vision, and difficulty smiling or chewing.
Essential Tremor and You
in Essential TremorInvoluntary and rhythmic shaking in almost any part of your body could be an indication of Essential Tremor. See a neurologist to diagnosis and rule out Parkinson’s Disease and other similar disorders.
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