A neurological emergency is a life-threatening condition with feeble recovery if not treated promptly, which include respiratory paralysis, loss of consciousness, syncope, Guillain-Barre syndrome, myasthenia gravis, and stroke. Maintaining the airway, breathing, and circulation is the first and foremost management for any neurological disorder. Glasgow-coma scale has to be calculated in comatose and head injury patients.
Emergency Care for Migraine
If your headache is troubling you frequently and you have certain symptoms, such as high fever, muscle weakness, etc., you should go to the emergency room (ER).
Management of Acute Neurological Emergencies: An Overview
This article briefly discusses the acute management of emergencies that are related to the brain and spinal cord. Please read below to know more.
Diagnosis and Management of Rare Neurological Emergencies
Neurological emergencies are rare, demanding timely diagnosis and effective management, thereby increasing life expectancies. Read the article to know more.
