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Interruption of blood supply to the brain.
Sudden abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
A disorder characterized by recurrent seizures.
’s Disease
Progressive brain disorder affecting movement.
🤭 Sclerosis (MS) Autoimmune disease damaging myelin.
’s Disease
Progressive dementia affecting memory.
Decline in memory and cognitive abilities.
Severe headache often with nausea or aura.
Damage to peripheral nerves.
Loss of muscle function.
Paralysis on one side of the body.
Paralysis of all four limbs.
Tingling or “pins and needles” sensation.
Lack of muscle coordination.
Inability to speak or understand language.
Difficulty in speaking or understanding.
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Slurred or slow speech due to weak muscles.
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Inability to perform purposeful movements.
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Inability to recognize objects, sounds, or smells.
Accumulation of fluid in the brain.
Inflammation of brain/spinal cord membranes.
Inflammation of the brain.
Inflammation of the spinal cord.
Intense nerve pain.
Pain along the sciatic nerve.
Involuntary shaking movement.
Muscle stiffness or spasms.
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Repetitive, rhythmic muscle contractions.
Sign Abnormal reflex indicating nerve damage.
Electroencephalogram Test to measure brain waves.
(Electromyography)
Test to assess muscle and nerve function.
Scan
Imaging of the brain using X-rays.
Imaging using magnetic fields for detailed brain pictures.
(Cerebrospinal Fluid
Fluid protecting brain and spinal cord.
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Mild traumatic brain injury.
Prolonged unconsciousness.
Sudden confusion and reduced awareness.
Brain’s ability to reorganize and adapt.
Nervous System
Controls involuntary body functions.
Nervous System Nerves outside the brain and spinal cord.
