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multiple sclerosis diagnosis and treatment

By Dr Wallace Brownlee
12.11.21
Neurology

If not caught and treated early, multiple sclerosis may have life-changing impacts. The early signs are important to get examined and diagnosed to find the right treatment plan. In this article, expert consultant neurologist Dr Wallace Brownlee explains further what to look for and the important aspects of diagnosis and treatment of multiple sclerosis.

By Dr Dougall McCorry
15.09.21
Neurology

How to avoid passing out in the summer heat

The hot weather of summer can cause many of us to feel light-headed, and in many cases pass out. However, there are some things we can do to help reduce the possibility of fainting due to hot weather, vastly experienced neurologist Dr Dougall McCorry shares some of these tips with us.

The emotional centre of the human brain can affect our lives in a variety of different ways and We can suffer from the life-disrupting functional neurological disorder if our emotions are not functioning correctly.

By Dr Ezzat Awad
15.09.21
Neurology

Functional neurological disorder: what exactly is it?

Functional neurological disorder occurs when the emotional centre of the human brain is disrupted in some way and can adversely affect one's ability to control and deal with emotions. On hand to provide a more detailed overview of the condition and how it can be treated is highly reputable consultant neurologist, Dr Ezzat Awad.

By Dr Stefan Schumacher
14.09.21
Neurology

Multiple sclerosis in the UK with COVID-19

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that is diagnosed in many people each year. There are some basics that people should know. Dr Stefan Schumacher, a leading neurologist specialising in multiple sclerosis and other conditions, has answered these questions for us.

By Dr Stefan Schumacher
06.09.21
Neurology

Migraines and headaches: FAQs

We spoke with a top neurologist, Dr Stefan Schumacher (who is based in Manchester), to discuss the differences between a migraine and a headache. We found out their potential causes and whether they can be dangerous. Find out when exactly you should see a specialist about the symptoms. Read this article to find out the answers to your FAQs on headaches and migraines.

woman with striped top thinking about stripped top having surgery.

By Mr Mahantesh Karoshi
06.09.21
Neurology

Stage four endometriosis: should I have surgery first or a baby?

To find out more about this condition, we spoke with Mr Mahantesh Karoshi (who is a women's health expert) to talk about the different stages of endometriosis, their characteristics, severity and whether pregnancy can actually reduce symptoms of endometriosis. Endometriosis can range from small clumps of tissue to severe adhesions and a large number of cysts.

A doctor assessing a potential GBS patient

By Dr Hadi Manji
14.07.21
Neurology

Do I have Guillain-Barré syndrome?

Dr Hadi Manji, one of our top neurologists, describes the causes, symptoms and treatment options for people with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare but potentially serious neurological condition.

By Professor Dennis Chan
02.07.21
Neurology

Neurological conditions: Common symptoms

Neurological conditions can be seriously debilitating and, in some cases, life-threatening. Therefore, it's important to spot the signs early. Dr Dennis Chan shares his expert knowledge of the symptoms, which indicate more serious neurological issues.

Mother and little girl working at laptop

By Professor Debora Elijah
05.03.21
Neurology

Child ADHD and homeschooling during the coronavirus pandemic

As the parent of a child who has ADHD, homeschooling during the coronavirus pandemic may be a struggle for both of you. Thankfully, one of our expert neuropsychologists who specialises in child ADHD, Dr Debora Elijah, shares her top tips on how to keep your child focused on their schoolwork.