One of the most common entities that neurosurgeons deal with is brain tumors, both benign and malignant. Surgery may be the only option for a benign or low-grade brain tumor, especially if the surgeon can remove the entire tumor. Chemotherapy and radiation therapy...
Do you frequently have severe headaches? This throbbing discomfort may be a migraine. Numbness, vomiting, nausea, sleeplessness, sensitivity to light, odours, and sounds, upset stomach, loss of appetite, dizziness, and pale skin are signs of this neurological...
A brain stroke is a disorder that develops when blood flow to the brain is blocked. The patient’s brain cells begin to die in this condition, causing the brain to have a lot of issues in proper functioning. It is not surprising if we term a brain stroke a form of...
Migraine is another sort of headache, although it is not the same as a regular headache. It is a severe nerve condition that can affect either side or half of the head. The resulting headache is excruciating. It is as if someone is pounding on the interior of your...
When the blood stops flowing to a part in the brain, the corresponding body part stops responding. This is known as a stroke. This blood supply loss can be ischemic (lack of blood flow) or haemorrhagic (bleeding into brain tissue). Because strokes are...
