What to do For a Pinched Nerve
A pinched nerve can be painful and cause other symptoms that impact the quality of life. There are many treatment options available to provide …
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Types of Optic Nerve Injuries and Treatment Options
Injuries to the optic nerve can result from a number of factors. These injuries can be caused by direct or indirect contact to the optic nerve. In all …
Continue ReadingSurgical Nerve Damage: How It Happens and How to Treat It
When undergoing surgery, there is always the risk nerve damage can occur. Nerve damage can occur from the use of anesthesia or from the surgical …
Continue ReadingWhat Causes Cerebral Palsy?
If you have a loved one who suffers from cerebral palsy you may be interested in learning more about how this condition can effect the way a …
Continue ReadingCerebral Palsy Diagnosis: What Should You Be Looking for In Your Baby's Development?
Learn more about what is involved in a cerebral palsy diagnosis. What tests are performed, and how do developmental delays indicate a problem?
Continue ReadingAutonomic Nerve Dysfunction: A Discussion of Symptoms, Causes and Treatments
Autonomic nerve dysfunction causes patients to experience problems with functions controlled by the autonomic nervous system, such as blood pressure …
Continue ReadingSigns and Symptoms of Right Wrist Nerve Damage
Feelings of numbness or pain in your hand, combined with weakness, may have you wondering if you have a serious condition requiring some help. Taking …
Continue ReadingObturator Nerve Impingement
The obturator nerve is an important source of sensation and function in the lower back area. Its injury can cause a number of symptoms. There is …
Continue ReadingThe Formation of a Care Plan for a Child with Cerebral Palsy: Planning to Take Care of a Disabled Child
A care plan for a child with cerebral palsy is often developed by caregivers and others, such as the children’s doctors. Children with cerebral palsy, …
Continue ReadingCerebral Palsy Statistics
Contrary to popular belief, the majority of cases of cerebral palsy are not caused by complications at birth. Read up on cerebral policy statistics to …
Continue ReadingCranial Nerve Palsy
Damage to the cranial nerves responsible for muscle movement in areas such as the face, mouth, eyes and neck can result in cranial nerve palsy. Find …
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Bell's Palsy
Bell’s palsy is a condition, caused by inflammation of the facial nerve, resulting in paralysis and other symptoms on the affected side of the …
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