Category Archives: Neurological Disorders

Migraine Headaches, Can They Be a Disabling Condition?

Posted on December 16, 2010 by Editorial Board

Approximately 30 Million Americans suffer from migraine headaches. For some people this is a rare occurrence which may occur once or twice a year. For others, migraines are severe enough that they limit people from going about their daily lives. … Continue reading →

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Seizures Can Be a Disabling Medical Condition

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Editorial Board

A seizure is essentially a disruption to normal brain activity which can change the movements, behaviors or feelings of the person who is having the seizure. The brain and central nervous systems are continually sending and receiving messages all around … Continue reading →

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What Does a Seizure Feel Like?

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Editorial Board

A seizure occurs when there is a disruption to normal brain activity. There are numerous causes for seizures, although often a doctor will find no reason at all that a patient is suffering from seizures. Seizures affect millions of people … Continue reading →

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Serious Strokes Could Make Someone Disabled

Posted on October 29, 2010 by Editorial Board

A stroke has been for a long time a leading cause of long-term serious disabilities and early death. Unhealthy life-style, smoking, uncontrolled high blood pressure, rise in number of people with cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and alcohol over-use are all major … Continue reading →

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