Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, usually caused by a virus.
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Chart of the various diseases and conditions that can affect the central nervous system and their relationship.
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The Chiari Malformation is considered a congenital malformation, although there have been some reported cases of an acquired form. It's symptoms resemble those of other neurological diseases including PSP and MSA.
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Degenerative and Hereditary Diseases of the Central Nervous System
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Essential tremor shares some symptoms with Parkinson's disease but is not as rare.
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Too much iron in the blood can cause many problems including possibly encouraging the development of diseases of the central nervous system.
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Conventional thinking on the way neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Huntington's kill brain cells is wrong according to new research reported from Canada.
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Hypotension is the clinical term for low blood pressure, which can mean inadequate blood flow to the heart, brain and other vital organs.
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With many types of parkinsonian type disease a major cause of patient falling and becoming injured is hypotension.
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Homeostatic control of blood pressure and heart rate requires frequent and rapid cardiovascular adjustments as an individual changes positions throughout the day.
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Medical researchers are becoming increasingly convinced that inflammation may play a crucial role in the cause and progression of many diseases.
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Intermittent claudication is the name of the painful condition caused by the blood vessels in your legs being clogged by cholesterol deposits. The pain (and muscle spasms) exist when your leg muscles don’t get enough oxygen-rich blood for the amount of activity they’re being asked to do.
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Myoclonus is a term that refers to brief, involuntary twitching of a muscle or a group of muscles.
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In the same way that cancer patients do not need to identify the particular type of cancer that they are suffering from, for the public to `understand' their situation, there is perhaps a need for a generic name for all neurodegenerative diseases - `neurosy' has been suggested, but any short medically acceptable name with which the public could relate would be enormously helpful in engendering greater awareness and understanding by the general public of these often devastating diseases of the brain.
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Scientists have proposed a provocative new theory that may help explain brain ailments as diverse as Parkinson's disease and depression.
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Free radicals can cause cell degeneration, especially in the brain. Scientists have found they may be a cause of a number of different neurological disorders.
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Restless legs syndrome is a disorder characterized by sensory symptoms and motor disturbance of the limbs, mainly during rest.
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Cardiovascular risk factors early in life may be an important predictor of cognitive function later in life.
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Homeostatic control of blood pressure and heart rate requires frequent and rapid cardiovascular adjustments as an individual changes positions throughout the day.
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The pattern of how a person walks is called the gait. The gait characteristic of Parkinson's disease and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy is called a "propulsive gait.
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The leaky gut or LGS is a poorly recognised but extremely common problem.
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