Until the last century, mankind coped with the flow of information without significant harm to health. The last century has made a breakthrough in most areas, and now, in order to keep pace with the times, a person simply needs to process a large amount of information every day in different spheres of life. It takes more time for mental stress, less and less for physical exertion, rest and sleep. And so every day. In the end, this leads to a breakdown in the adaptive reactions of the body, ...
Sciatica is one of the names of the symptom complex that arises from the inflammation or compression of the sciatic nerve or its roots. This condition is most often secondary and has a vertebrogenic nature. But other causes of sciatica are possible, including primary damage to the nerve. This should be taken into account when selecting a treatment regimen. About what are the symptoms and causes of the disease, and talk in this article. Content 1Anatomy of the sciatic nerve 2Etiology of s...
Slow viral infections of the central nervous system are a group of diseases with an infectious occurs after a very long incubation period, progresses rather slowly and always leads to death. This group includes a variety of diseases, the characteristics of which coincide with the definition of "slow viral infections." What infectious agents can cause the development of such diseases, what diseases do they cause and in what ways does modern medicine have them? You can learn all this by readi...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), today epilepsy is one of the most common causes of diseases of the nervous system. A third of the population identified epilepsy is a lifelong disease and in 30% of cases it leads to a fatal outcome during epileptic status. Every fifth person during his life suffers at least one epileptic attack. Content 1Basic concepts 2Risk factors for epilepsy 3Generalized seizures 4Partial seizures 5Idiopathic epilepsy 5.1Children's absence epilep...
Vegetosovascular dystonia (VSD, or neurocirculatory dystonia) is clinically a combination of emotional disorders with autonomic disorders (fluctuations in the arterial pressure, palpitation, heart rhythm disturbance, pain in the heart, violation of motility of the gastrointestinal tract, violation of thermoregulation, etc.). This is a syndrome that occurs as a result of a violation of the central part of the autonomic nervous system. Since the autonomic nervous system regulates many processe...
Recovery after a hemorrhagic stroke is a complex of measures aimed at returning to the habitual way of life, i.e. to the level of activity that the patient had before the disease. Very often, such measures are called rehabilitation. In rehabilitation actions, all patients with a history of hemorrhagic stroke are needed without exception. Rehabilitation after hemorrhagic stroke is a long and time consuming process, but it is just as necessary as inpatient treatment, and no less significant. I...
Each of us at least once in my life met a man with a "skewed" face. This symptom is the first thing that catches the eye of a patient with neuritis of the facial nerve. Neuritis of the facial nerve is a multifactorial disease of the peripheral nervous system, characterized by the defeat of the 7th pair of cranial nerves. Often occurs under the name of Bell's paralysis. Of all 12 pairs of cranial nerves, the pathology of the facial nerve is perhaps the most common: the incidence rate is 25 c...
VSD, or vegetative-vascular dystonia, in adolescence is a symptom complex, which is very common among this age group of children. The attitude to the VSD is ambiguous even among doctors: many of them consider dystonia not a disease, but only a transient condition associated with hormonal perestroika in the body during the puberty period. Manifestations of VSD are more often observed in 13-15 years and are observed now in almost 50% of adolescents. After a period of puberty, many of them have...
Any pathologies and diseases that are associated with human eyes are, as a rule, very dangerous.After all, the risk of loss of vision is very critical for modern people - the vast majority of the surrounding information we perceive with the help of the eyes.But the pathologies are different - and in the case of some of them, people do not fully understand what harm they do and in principle bear. An example of this is the retinal rupture of the eye. Content 1What it is 2Causes 3Symptoms ...
Spinal amyotrophy of Werdnig-Hoffmann (acute malignant infantile spinal amyotrophy of Verdnig-Hoffman, type I spinal amyotrophy) Is a hereditary disease of the nervous system, characterized by the development of muscle weakness in virtually all the muscular structures of the body. It leads to a violation of the ability to sit, move and self-service. There are no effective treatments for the disease. Prenatal diagnosis helps to avoid the birth of a sick child in the family. From this article ...
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