The small and large blood vessels in the body are responsible for the circulation of oxygen, blood and essential nutrients to the brain and bodily tissues. When it comes to small vessel disease of the brain, it can disrupt with the flow of blood to the brain as well as exchange of oxygen and nutrients […]
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The sensation of head pounding during physical activity can be alarming but it is not always the result of a serious health condition. In most circumstances, dehydration can cause the head pounding sensation as well as lack of proper nourishment or fatigue. If the individual is properly rested and was able to drink and eat
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Peripheral neuropathy is described as a group of symptoms in the feet and hands due to nerve damage. The usual causes include infections, injuries as well as exposure to toxins, metabolic issues and diabetes. The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy typically improve as the underlying condition is properly treated. Along with the prescribed medications, the individual
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The Eustachian tube is a narrow tube that connects the middle ear to the back part of the nose and opens during yawning or swallowing to balance the pressure in the middle ear. It is also responsible for draining the mucus produced by the lining of the middle ear. An infection on the Eustachian tube
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An occipital stroke develops once the occipital lobes of the brain are impaired due to the diminished supply of oxygenated blood. In most cases, a stroke is often caused by issues with the flow of blood in the brain such as a ruptured or clogged artery. If there is damage to the occipital lobes, it
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