Author: jayesh

What Is a Shunt, and How Does It Help the Brain? The human brain is a complex organ that relies on the proper circulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) to function correctly. Sometimes, due to medical conditions like hydrocephalus, the balance of CSF is disrupted, leading to fluid buildup and increased pressure in the brain. A… Continue reading What Is a Shunt, and How Does It Help the Brain?

Brain Fog: Causes and Solutions Beyond Stress Have you ever felt mentally exhausted, forgetful, or unable to focus even after getting enough rest? This frustrating experience is known as brain fog. While stress is a well-known cause, other hidden factors could also be affecting your cognitive clarity. Let’s explore the common causes of brain fog… Continue reading Brain Fog: Causes and Solutions Beyond Stress

Memory is a fascinating part of being human. We rely on it every day, whether it’s recalling a friend’s birthday or where we placed our car keys. But what happens when you forget things? Is it normal, or could it signal something more serious? Let’s explore the nuances of memory loss, what’s typical, and when… Continue reading Is Forgetting Normal? When to Worry About Memory Loss?

Can Water in the Brain Affect Day-to-Day Lives? Imagine waking up one day feeling unsteady, struggling to focus, or experiencing headaches that just don’t seem to go away. These symptoms may not sound alarming at first, but they could indicate something more serious – a condition known as hydrocephalus, often referred to as “water in… Continue reading Can Water in the Brain Affect Day-to-Day Lives?

We’ve all been there – scrolling through social media, texting a friend, or catching up on the latest episode of a show, all while sitting comfortably (or so we think). But before we know it, that little pain starts creeping up in our neck and shoulders. If you’ve been experiencing this, you might be dealing… Continue reading Is Your Cellphone Pain In The Neck And Causing Text Neck?

Living with Spinal Arthritis: Lifestyle Changes That Can Help   Spinal arthritis can be a challenging condition to live with. It often brings pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility, making everyday tasks more difficult. While medical treatments and therapies are essential, adopting certain lifestyle changes can make a significant difference in managing the symptoms and improving… Continue reading Living with Spinal Arthritis: Lifestyle Changes That Can Help

Frequent Headaches? Could It Be a Sign of a Brain Tumour?   We’ve all experienced the occasional headache—whether it’s from a stressful day at work, lack of sleep, or maybe just a bit too much screen time. For most of us, a headache is nothing to worry about. But what if those headaches start happening… Continue reading Frequent Headaches? Could It Be a Sign of a Brain Tumour?

When we think of DNA, we often think of the blueprint of life—the genetic code that determines everything from our eye colour to our risk of developing certain diseases. But did you know DNA is also key to understanding and treating brain tumours? Brain tumours are complex. They can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous),… Continue reading Brain Tumours: What Can DNA Tell Us?

In today’s fast-paced world, working women are juggling multiple roles—professionals, caregivers, homemakers, and more. While these roles highlight their resilience and capability, they also expose women to significant stress, often leading to serious health disorders. Stress, when unaddressed, becomes a silent enemy, creeping into a woman’s life and manifesting in both physical and mental health… Continue reading Stress Can Cause Serious Disorders In Working Women

Signs of brain hemorrhage an essential guide for carers   A brain haemorrhage, also known as an intracranial or cerebral haemorrhage, is a serious medical emergency that occurs when there is bleeding within or around the brain. This bleeding can damage brain tissue, disrupt vital functions, and even lead to life-threatening complications. Knowing the urgent… Continue reading Signs of Brain Hemorrhage: An Essential Guide for Carers