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Understanding Sudden Aggressive Behavior Post Stroke
Post-stroke aggression behavior could most likely be a suggestion of injury in some part of the brain. Such behavior raises too many questions for those affected and their caretakers. They are ever...
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Prevention and Reversal of Contractures After Stroke
Contracture can occur in any muscles, joints, or tendons. The sites where contractures mostly can occur are found on the limbs but may occur in other parts of the body: arms, hands, elbows, legs,...
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Understanding Seizures: The Link Between Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy
Cerebral palsy and epilepsy aren’t the same diseases and often wander together owing to high damage that is imparted to cerebral function. In fact, 25% of all children with cerebral palsy also have to...
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What are the Best Foods for Spinal Cord Injury Recovery
A person who has sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI) has to come to terms with the fact that there will be forms of paralysis. Naturally, heavy tasks pose more difficulty and contribute more to...
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Ataxic Cerebral Palsy: Knowing Your Treatment Options
Ataxic Cerebral Palsy is characterized by the inability to maintain normal balance and coordinate movement. It’s not quite common, as about 5% of the total number of cerebral palsy cases are estimated...
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Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Using Adderall for TBI
A traumatic brain injury, on the other hand, is a very serious health issue that will have a huge impact on how your brain functions. One usually gets a TBI from a real hard hit or blow to one’s head...
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Best All-Natural Ways to Heal After Brain Injury
Have you or a loved one suffered a recent head injury? Well, then, you are probably going through some after-effects. Medical treatment, prescriptions, and operations can relieve your pain. Still,...
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Foods that are Vital for Healing After a Brain Injury
A good diet is one of the major aspects that can improve recovery from a brain injury. One has to understand what works for them in order to apply it purposefully in daily meals.This article looks at...
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Stimulating Activities for Quadriplegic People
Living with a spinal cord injury that has caused paralysis can appear to be a significant obstacle to getting out and about. Still, even with quadriplegia affecting both your arms and legs, there are...
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Symptoms and Complications of Left-Side Brain Damage
Suppose there is damage to the left half of your brain. In that case, it will likely indicate that you have problems with your language and thinking skills, among other consequences. If you realize...
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Are Orthotics Effective for Cerebral Palsy
Did you know that currently, there are an estimated 764,000 people in the United States with cerebral palsy, which includes children and adults? Here is what you would know for sure: orthotics are...
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Regaining Hand Function Post-Stroke
The journey to recovery after a stroke is gradual and continuous. It is very normal for a person to view it as full of physical, emotional, and economic hitches. That said, with the current...
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Stuttering Post-Head Injury: Diagnosis and Treatment
Did you know that over 5 million people in the United States at any time live with a long-term disability resulting from traumatic brain injury? Among them, one often overlooked side effect is...
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Proven Lower Limb Exercises for Cerebral Palsy
Around 764,000 people in the United States alone demonstrate one or more symptoms of cerebral palsy. This is a vast number, which proves that this disease is prevalent! Just like you, many people live...
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Safe Pregnancy for Mothers with Cerebral Palsy
It is one of the natural things for a person living with cerebral palsy to think about whether they will ever become parents. The good news is, yes, they absolutely can! Although there are several...
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Overcoming Excessive Sleepiness After a Traumatic Event
Though oversleeping following a head injury may become a worry for an injured person and his relatives, the fact is that sleep gives the body a chance to rest and the brain an opportunity to recover....
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The Roots, Symptoms, and Management of Corpus Callosum Stroke
Though oversleeping following a head injury may become a worry for an injured person and his relatives. The fact is that sleep gives the body a chance to rest and the brain an opportunity to recover....
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Eye Migraines: Could They Be Related to a Higher Chance of Stroke?
It’s estimated that nearly 39 million Americans suffer from migraines. More interesting, however, is that, from this percentage, a small percentage of these people develop something referred to as an...
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Twitching after Brain Damage
Did you know that more than 5.3 million people in the U.S. live with disabilities caused by TBI? Among these populations, twitching is a common symptom but is often ignored. We will look at the...
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Fun Mental Exercises for Brain Trauma Patients to Aid Healing
Mental exercises for brain trauma patients need not be dull and boring.Playing brain-stimulating games is not only entertaining but also one of the engaging ways to help regain what is lost in terms...
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