Headaches are a common problem that affects millions of people around the world. They can range from mild to severe, and their cause may vary significantly. Our experts at Nassau Suffolk Neurology would like to offer some insight into the most common causes of headaches and how they can be managed. Continue reading to learn…
Typically the first person to notice early symptoms of cerebral palsy is a parent or caregiver. At first, many repress the idea that anything is wrong and correlate missed development milestones to their child being a “late bloomer.” However, if you believe your child is showing signs of cerebral palsy, it’s best to contact Nassau…
The brain is the most complex organ in the body that controls motor skills, thought, touch, vision, emotions, memories, and every process that regulates the body. At Nassau Suffolk Neurology, we provide various neurological services to help our patients maintain their health. Our staff would like to discuss how the nervous system works, so continue…
The autonomic nervous system (ANS) plays a critical role in carrying out all of the unconscious processes in your body. You don’t even need to think about performing these processes because the body takes care of them on its own. However, certain neurological conditions can create dysfunctions with the ANS. At Nassau Suffolk Neurology, we…
The brain is an incredibly complex organ that manages and controls various bodily functions. When a stroke occurs, blood flow cannot reach the region that controls a particular function and won’t work as it should. The effects of a stroke will depend on several factors, as every stroke is unique. Our team at Nassau Suffolk…
Have you recently noticed changes in how you think, talk, or move? If so, you may be curious if these changes require an appointment with a neurologist. At Nassau Suffolk Neurology, our neurologist specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the nerves, brain, and spinal cord. Continue reading to discover some symptoms that indicate…
Most people enjoy the warm summer weather, but some people living with neurological conditions may experience problems in the heat. Our team at Nassau Suffolk Neurology would like to share why some people with neurological disorders may be more sensitive to hot temperatures, and some ways you can beat the heat. Continue reading to learn…
People who have sustained a traumatic brain injury like a concussion can experience a variety of obstacles during their recovery. Balance difficulties are one of the most common complications after a concussion. Our team at Nassau Suffolk Neurology would like to share some information to help patients gain a better understanding of balance issues associated…
It’s easy to take the vestibular system for granted. Depending on your age or ability level, you likely don’t think twice about sitting up straight, walking around, or standing. While these processes may seem effortless, your brain is constantly working to keep your vestibular system functioning correctly. The balance system is complex, but our expert…
The brain produces electrical currents in response to information that enters through your senses. At Nassau Suffolk Neurology, we use visual evoked response (VER) tests to diagnose issues with the optic nerves that affect sight. Continue reading to discover what you need to know about your upcoming VER test. What is a VER Test? Your…