Neurosurgeon- Brain and Spine surgeon with special expertise in brain tumours, trigeminal neuralgia, minimally invasive spine surgery & pituitary tumours
Exercise is the best way to protect your memory. It boosts the size of the hippocampus, enhancing your ability to store memories. Sleep and social interactions also play crucial roles. Prioritize these key elements for better memory and mental health.
Repeated hits in boxing can harm the brain. Each impact adds up, leading to confusion and memory loss. Over time, sub concussive hits can cause serious damage.
Cracking your back will not cause arthritis. You are simply releasing gas fluids from within your joints. A doctor even tested this on his own hands for 60 years and found zero difference between them.
Different parts of your brain control everything you do. The hippocampus processes your memories while the amygdala manages your emotions. The prefrontal cortex is ultimately what keeps you human.
Every single brain cell is too valuable to lose. The left side is usually dominant and controls your speech and memory. The right side is responsible for your spatial orientation. You cannot afford to sacrifice either side.
The brain stores memories in different areas. Your hippocampus processes information and decides what memories are worth keeping. The association cortex is where those memories are actually stored, functioning like a hard disk while the limbic system manages processing.
Brain tumors in children don't have to be a death sentence. There are still treatment options available. With perseverance and the right decisions, patients can improve significantly
Five major red flags for back pain you can't ignore. High fever, history of cancer or TB, major injury, leg weakness, or unexplained weight loss could all be serious indicators. Stay informed to protect your health.
Even after years in neurosurgery, I still donβt fully know what causes brain tumors.
But I do know this: early detection gives you options, and that can change everything π§
Brain tumors usually show up in two ways.
Either direct symptoms like vision loss or numbnessβ¦
or pressure building up, causing headaches and vision problems.
Different signals, same message: donβt ignore it π§
Symptoms of Trigeminal neuralgia . This condition is caused by a blood vessel pressing against the trigeminal nerve, also known as vascular compression.
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