Patient CBAge: 80 years old3 weeks ago, she started not being able to sleep well all night. She woke up with violent shaking movements with both arms and legs. She even was afraid of going to sleep.She has no hypertension and diabetes. Blood pressure 105/70 and sugar level was normal at her doctor office. My […]
Read MoreSeizures happen when your brain cells, which communicate through electrical signals, send out the wrong signals. Having just one seizure doesn’t mean you have epilepsy. Generally, several seizures are needed before there is a diagnosis of epilepsy. So far my treatments have been quite successful. Following is a thank-you note from one of my patients: […]
Read MoreIntroduction Parkinson’s disease is condition of the nervous system that affects movement and gets worse over time. Its symptoms — tremors (often starting in one hand), slowed movement, rigidity — are caused when nerve cells in the brain that make a chemical called dopamine start to break down and die. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter, or […]
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