Bell’s palsy is a temporary facial paralysis of one, rarely both, facial nerves. These nerves control stuff like blinking, facial expressions, tearing, saliva and taste sensations.
Bell’s palsy is not a stroke. Your facial paralysis happened via a swollen, inflamed or compressed nerve. Exact cause is unknown, however viral infections, such as viral [...]
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Multiple sclerosis (MS), a life long chronic disease, causes damage to your nerve cell’s protective myelin sheath resulting in message disruption between your brain and the rest of your body. The cause of which is unknown, but many in science believe its an autoimmune disease.
Very rarely life threatening, multiple sclerosis commonly displays between age [...]
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Cervical spondylosis, aka cervical osteoarthritis or neck arthritis, is the wearing of your neck joints and cervical discs. The most common cause of cervical spine degeneration is aging, although a previous neck injury can have an impact on deterioration development.
The cervical changes in an aging neck that may cause compressed nerve roots, which often [...]
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Peripheral neuropathy essentially means any nerve damage to your peripheral nervous system. Peripheral nerves receive and send sensory information to and from your brain, and any disruption along the way interferes with this vital communication.
There are over a 100 types of peripheral neuropathy, each with their own unique set of symptoms. Some more [...]
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Parkinson’s disease is an incurable, non-fatal, slow progressing, chronic disorder. Its most notable symptom is a shaking, trembling hand or hand tremors.
Parkinson disease symptoms are caused by low dopamine levels, which is involved in nerve signaling movement coordination. This reduction results from death or improper working of dopamine producing neurons. As for now, [...]
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Diabetes is a chronic condition of too much sugar in your blood. If left unmanaged, long term, chronic high blood sugar levels can cause irreversible neuropathy to your feet. Neuropathy is the consequence of nerve and blood vessel damage.
In this instance, diabetic damaged nerves in your foot may send messages slowly, wrong or [...]
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Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a sensory disorder causing an urge to move or shake your legs due to a difficult to describe unpleasant feelings when at rest.
Restless leg syndrome is typically described as aching, tingling, burning, painful, creeping, crawling or unpleasant feeling, for which movement eases the inexplicable feeling.
RLS is common in pregnant women, [...]
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