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| Alzheimer`s Disease - Comparatively swift deterioration of mental and physical powers at a relatively young age o... |
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| Bell’s Palsy - Temporary paralysis of the muscles on one side of the face due to swelling of the facial nerve as ... |
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| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Loss of sensation in the palm, thumb, and first two fingers of the hand, and pains which... |
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| Dizziness - A sensation of being unbalanced and spinning, often associated with a stroke, Meniere's disease, laby... |
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| Epilepsy - Recurrent excessive electrical discharge from groups of nerve cells in the brain, overwhelming normal ... |
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| Fainting - Suddenly feeling weak and unsteady, and momentarily passing out; caused by a momentary shortfall in ox... |
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| Fits - Can take different forms depending on the part of the brain affected; for reasons which are not clear, the... |
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| Headache - Most headaches are due to strain on the muscles in the neck or head, or congestion of the blood vessel... |
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| Meningitis - Viral or bacterial infection of the delicate membranes, the meninges, surrounding the brain; the dis... |
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| Migraine - Occasional severe headaches, usually confined to one side of head, associated with Nausea and Vomiting... |
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| Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - Damage to nerve fibres in the central nervous system caused by inflammation of the fatt... |
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| Neuralgia & Neuritis - Pain or tingling from damaged or inflamed peripheral nerves (nerves not in the brain or sp... |
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| Paralysis - Individual muscles or groups of muscles capable of little or no movement are said to be paralysed; in... |
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| Spinal Cord Injury - Usually caused by falls or traffic accidents, especially by whiplash injuries in which the h... |
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| Stroke - Occurs because blood supply to the brain is disturbed or insufficient; depending on the part of the brai... |
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| Trembling & Twitching - In the absence of other symptoms, involuntary trembling and twitching may be due to drug ... |
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