Neurological Diseases

The problem of how to treat neurological diseases is becoming more acute. This is due to a variety of factors, where one of them is a qualitative deterioration of the genetic material. Many neurological diseases have hereditary roots.

According to European researchers, 125 million people suffer from these or other neurological diseases and their offshoots. It is also alcohol dependence, dependence on doctors, anxiety disorders. In fact, this is one in four people, 25% of the total population of Europe.

Neurological diseases are diseases that are chronic and affect the human nervous system. Neurological diseases are divided into: pyramidal and extrapyramidal. Each system is responsible for its own site of the body.

The pyramidal system is aimed at monitoring the coordination of the body, maintaining muscle tone.

Extrapyramidal system is aimed at maintaining control over involuntary movements, posture, muscle tone.

Many neurologists think about the problem of treating such diseases as: Multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, encephalitis, Parkinson's disease. Reduction of disability of patients, strength of manifestation of symptoms.

Parkinson's disease is a complex neurological disease, which is very difficult to diagnose. The main symptom is a tremor, the disease affects the ability of a person to control his body. Parkinson's disease is a disease of the elderly, sick people aged 50 years.

Encephalitis is a disease that is very easy to catch on the street. Encephalitis is a fatal disease that can occur in a lightning fast. Symptoms: fever, headaches, numbness of the neck, cough accompanied by sore throat and vomiting, general weakness.

Multiple sclerosis is a difficult to diagnose demyelinating disease of the central nervous system. Multiple sclerosis is associated with such disorders as: loss of a person's ability to move normally, feel, work. A person loses the ability to move, see, hear.

Epilepsy is a disease that occurs in about 5-10% of cases. Epilepsy is characterized by seizures that can overtake the patient anywhere. Very often such people are very easy to find out they are all beaten and in scars. After all, a person does not know when the attack comes and is simply not ready for it. Epilepsy is characterized by the fact that it is not necessary for a sick person to have constant seizures. Seizures can be every day or at intervals of a month or even a year. Also very often in people with epilepsy there is a strong decrease in intelligence.

The human brain and body are not 100% examined and there are those things that a person has not touched yet. The brain is the most mysterious organ that carries in itself the perfect mechanism of work and data processing.