Asked for Female | 43
I am 43 years lady. Since my birth, I have no attention. No memory. No recognition of things, person, relation. I don't know what to do. I have no emotional feelings. I am like a robot. Work only on other order. I have taken various treatment MRI, CT SCAN, EEG and other treatment. All reports are ok. Doctor treat me depression whereas I have no depression. Please suggest me the disease and doctor.
This certainly seems to be more severe, and depression could be a symptom but the underlying disorder could be something else, we believe that our page will help you find trustworthy doctors to treat your memory-related issues - Neurologists.
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Samruddhi Bhartiya
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Which doctor to consult for migraine
This page will help you in finding doctors who can treat migraine effectively - Neurologists.
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Samruddhi Bhartiya
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Male | 19
I am diagnosed with distal muscular dystrophy with hand tremors . This problem was started about 3 years ago . what should i do
We have good results in muscular dystrophy. You need to consult a stem cell therapist for the proper treatment.
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Dr. Pradeep Mahajan
Urologist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Female | 61
My Mother is loosing her memory and she gets anxiety too she is not able to sleep she doesn't feel good she is worried all the time that she is loosing her memory she is also loosing her hair we have consulted 2 neurologists so far but nothing works out please guide us. Thanks
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Dr. Srikanth Goggi
Clinical Psychologist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Male | 63
Speaking balancing chewing walking speaking problems
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R.A.P Hanisha Ramchandani
Acupuncturist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Female | 84
I'm having problems with my balance I start to get up and I'm real wobbly feels like I'm going to fall and I do quite ofton
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R.A.P Hanisha Ramchandani
Acupuncturist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Male | 28
I have foot drop problem. I had accident last year and from that one of my nerve got damaged plz suggest
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R.A.P Hanisha Ramchandani
Acupuncturist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Female | 42
I am 42 year old, having bouts of severe headache prominently on right eyebrow and temple, severe right neck and shoulder spasm, was on gabamax nt 50 for 6 month which was advised by an orthopedic doctor. Later strtd with topomac for almost 4 months which was suggested by neurologist. Still my pain persists n it is present 24*7 , since past 1 year. When I am on medication it has reduced max till 30%. Kindly help since I still can't understand the root cause of my problem.
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R.A.P Hanisha Ramchandani
Acupuncturist
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Female | 2.5
Patient Name.Rithvika age .2 years female child ...she having neuro problem at brith time s o could you suggested me who is best children neuro Doctor in hyd
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Dr. Brahmanand Lal
Pediatric Surgeon
Answered on 23rd May '24
Asked for Male | 50
How to increase acetylcholine?
It is not yet proven if acetylcholine levels can be increased. However, according to some studies, consuming choline, a nutrient, could help. Foods that contain choline are meat, fish, eggs, beans, cruciferous vegetables, whole grains, dairy products, nuts and seeds.
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Aranya Doloi
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Female | 55
In which disorder are acetylcholine receptor antibodies?
Acetylcholine receptor antibody is a type of protein usually found in the blood of people with myasthenia gravis. The antibody affects the sending of signals from nerves to muscles. The presence of acetylcholine receptor antibodies confirms the diagnosis of myasthenia gravis. Almost half the people with ocular myasthenia gravis also have this antibody in their bodies. However, the lack of this antibody is not enough to rule out myasthenia gravis. About 1 in 5 people with myasthenia gravis have no signs of this antibody.
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Aranya Doloi
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Female | 45
How to increase acetylcholine in brain?
It is not yet proven if acetylcholine levels can be increased. However, according to some studies, consuming choline, a nutrient, could help. Foods that contain choline are meat, fish, eggs, beans, cruciferous vegetables, whole grains, dairy products, nuts and seeds.
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Aranya Doloi
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Male | 36
How long does post-stroke fatigue last?
Let's see how long can post stroke fatigue last on on the basis of different types of fatigues:
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Priyanka Dutta Deb
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Female | 30
What is a sleep stroke?
Sleep stroke is known as wake-up stroke. It is estimated one in five or 20% of all strokes are wake-up strokes.
It is a stroke which happens in your sleep. Patient wakes up with symptoms of stroke which were not present before falling asleep.
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Simran Kaur
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Asked for Male | 62
What is the difference between a stroke and a seizure?
Though there are a lot of similarities between a stroke and a seizure, there are some noteworthy differences between the two conditions. Please check the table below to know the difference between a stroke and a seizure.
| Differences | Stroke | Seizures |
| Nature of the Condition | The brain stops functioning in a stroke | The brain simply overreacts in a seizure |
| Causes | A stroke can cause a seizure | A seizure cannot cause a stroke |
| Effects on the body | A stroke can, in most cases, lead to paralysis ,and in one out of ten cases, death. | For seizures, there is hardly any damage to the body, and death only happens in rare cases. |
| Method of treatment | The most effective way to fight a stroke is to find the cause of it and tackle it accordingly. | For seizures, anti-seizure medications are the most popular and recommended treatment choice. |
| Symptoms | Most symptoms of stroke and seizures overlap, but facial drooping is one such symptom that is experienced only in stroke. | Facial drooping is not a symptom of seizures. |
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Shalini Jadhvani
Member of team ClinicSpots.