Pain and nervous diseases
Pain is a warning signal needed for the body to survive, it tells you that something in the body is wrong.
In some cases, there are disorders and changes in the mechanisms of pain transmission and transmission that change the sensations of pain, making them chronic and difficult to treat. Pain therapy means not only the use of painkillers, but often – in the treatment of the causes of the pain or the underlying disease – to organize the physical body and emotional sphere, to stabilize mental functions.
Nervous diseases
The most common neurological diseases are:
- headache, neck pain, back and other kind of pain
- diseases of the autonomic nervous system
- arm, leg, body, head and sensory nerve disorders such as nerve suppression syndromes with vertebral injuries
- degenerative diseases of the nervous system, such as with aging, atherosclerosi tremors, dizziness, imbalance
- sleep disorders
- depression, anxiety, often treated in a team with a psychotherapist and / or psychiatrist
- cerebrovascular disorders, which may include paralysis, movement of the arms, legs, facial muscles, sensory disturbances, dissolution
- injuries to the brain and nervous system
- episodes of loss of consciousness, syncope, epilepsy and similar syndromes
- nervous system infections, etc.
A neurologist is able to understand and treat various ailments of the nervous system, related to both the sensory nerves that allow us to feel the world and the motor nerves that make the limbs move. A neurologist understands the autonomic or autonomic nervous system, which we can hardly regulate at all, but which regulates the most important functions of our body to the greatest extent.