A loss of the ability to move one or more of his or her muscles is called paralysis. Paralysis can be partial or complete, localized or generalized, and temporary or permanent. A tingling or numbing feeling is usually felt before the loss of function. Stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, and congenital disabilities are some of the most common causes of paralysis.
Guillian-Barre Syndrome
Guillain-Barre syndrome is a rare disorder where the immune system attacks the peripheral nerve cells. Read the article to know more.

Advancements in Surgical Interventions for Paralysis-Induced Eyelid Closure Difficulty
Surgery is often needed to address challenges with eyelid closure caused by paralysis when closure becomes problematic. Read to know more.
Black Widow Spider Venom - A Potent Weapon
This article explores the black widow spider venom, examining its composition and lethality. Read below to learn more.
Primary Periodic Paralysis
Periodic paralysis is an uncommon genetic disorder characterized by irregular episodes of muscle weakness, often due to changes in potassium (K) levels.
Head Transplant Surgeries - A Possible Cure for Paralysis
Head-transplant surgeries are done in order to restore the abilities of patients with severe disabilities. Continue reading to know more.
Post-Partum Paralysis - An Overview
Postpartum paralysis is a rare condition that develops after the delivery of the child. Read the article to learn more about postpartum paralysis.
Tick Paralysis - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Tick paralysis is a rare non-infectious disorder that can lead to paralysis. Read below to know more in detail.
Understanding Stroke
Strokes are very common nowadays thus it is very important to understand the pathophysiology and types of stroke. Read the article to learn more about it.
