Posts Tagged ‘eeg’

Fibromyalgia Syndrome Explained

Fibromyalgia syndrome is a disorder of the musculoskeletal system. The cause is unknown, but the name actually means pain in muscules, tendons, ligaments, and soft fibrous in the human body.
Those with fibromyalgia often say that they literall hurt all over their body. They feel like all of their muscles have been strained, their bones ache, [...]

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How to Exercise your Nervous System

You exercise your cardio-vascular system with aerobics. You strengthen your muscular system with weight training. You watch your diet to avoid pollutants and supply nutrients. All these good things provide your body with health and vitality. What?s missing? Your brain.
You work your heart and muscles to improve their condition and [...]

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What about Seizures?

Seizures have been an important part of my life since I was 3 ? years old. At birth, it was believe that the forceps were responsible for lesions in the brain. At the tender age of three, I fell down the stairs, hitting the top of my head three times before my dad could catch [...]

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Staring-Spell Seizures: They’re Not All the Same

Most people understand that there are multiple types of epileptic seizures. The best known variety–and certainly the most spectacular–is often termed “grand mal,” which is French for “major illness.” In these attacks the patients lose consciousness, fall to the ground and experience convulsive jerking of their bodies that lasts for 1-2 minutes before subsiding. These [...]

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Electroencephalograms (EEGs): Catching a Brain Wave

In this era of rapidly developing technology for medical imaging, one test that might seem downright old-fashioned is an electroencephalogram (EEG) or brain-wave test. But by its very nature, the EEG test will continue to occupy a valuable niche in medical diagnosis that brain-imaging tests?like CT scans and MRI scans?will never fill.
Rather than making pictures [...]

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