The difference between Traumatic and Nontraumatic
Thursday, August 4, 2011
, Posted by GAYATRA at 5:51 AM
Many patients, we have seen seemingly bizarre symptoms with who lived it for a long time, to changes in the resulting, that your brain works. These are neurological results sometimes on post concussive syndrome, due to an accident or other head injury and sometimes not, and are caused by other environmental factors.
The symptoms that occur frequently imbalance or nausea, tremor, headache, of one or both eyes wincing, RIP, fear of light (Photophobia), intolerance to sound (Hyperacusis), reduces or worsens manuscript, (Micrographia/Dysgraphia), cognitive loss, personality/behavior change and so on.
If these are neurological symptoms as a result of the structural anomaly, they are usually caught long before the patient in my Office is known. However, if no underlying detectable change, i.e. in the MRT, is this a neurophysiological problem.
Neurophysiological problems are such that they cannot be seen on imaging studies. It would be like a picture of your car to try to find out why not start the engine. This kind of problem investigations such as the Neurodiagnostic equipment can be observed only on clinical examination of patients and the use of other non-Imaging type found in my Office.
The good news is that if no structural lesions are is often involved, a good chance of full recovery, as soon as the diagnosis dilemma is revealed and corresponding functional neurological rehabilitation are used.
Patients, these types of problems we see see my Office wrongly diagnosed or undiagnosed. Often they are on drugs, that they have no idea why they take, and who are not only not helpful, but often harmful. (If you are prescribed a medication, you should questions, why). You have seen, had several doctors and batteries of tests. We especially enjoy working with this type of patients, as if she better warm of all the joy.
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