All Neurological Health Articles
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The parietal lobe is a region of the brain that processes sensory information and helps with spatial awareness, language, and coordination.
The parasympathetic nervous system helps conserve energy. It lowers heart rate, stimulates the intestines, and controls the activities of rest-and-digest.
Déjà vu is a strange feeling that something happening right now has happened before. It is incredibly common, usually harmless, and lasts for a few seconds.
Allodynia causes pain from normal touch or sensations. Learn its symptoms, triggers, and treatments, and consult your doctor for proper care.
A lobotomy is an old brain surgery that cuts connections in the frontal lobes to reduce severe mental illness, but it often causes serious personality changes.
Thumb twitching is a brief, involuntary thumb movement often caused by fatigue, stress, or nerve issues. Read to know more.
Decorticate posture is a neurological condition characterized by abnormal positioning in which the legs extend and become rigid, and arms flex towards the chest.
The Mandela effect describes a situation where groups of people share the same incorrect memory about an event or fact. Read the article to know more.
Decerebrate posturing is a severe body reaction to brain injury, showing stiff limbs and backward arching, signaling serious brainstem damage.
Paresthesia presents as an abnormal sensation of the skin that includes tingling, prickling, numbing, or burning. Read the article to know more.