Dr. Amit Shah

Meningitis is an infection of the brain and spinal cord. It is especially damaging to the brain's delicate meninges, which are the membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord. Meningitis may affect anyone, particularly children. There are three forms of meningitis: viral, bacterial, and fungal. Bacterial meningitis is quite serious, however viral meningitis is not as serious since many people afflicted with it recover quickly and the infection cures on its own without the need for medical intervention. Another kind of meningitis is caused by a fungus, which is very uncommon. This uncommon illness generally affects the elderly and the immunocompromised (AIDS and HIV-infected persons). What Causes Meningitis? Meningitis is a brain infection. Meningitis is often caused by bacterial or viral diseases. The spinal cord or brain may not necessarily be the site of infection. This indicates that the infection might spread to other parts of the body, such as the throat, sinuses, or ears. ...

Many factors may cause a headache. The majority of headaches, however, are not severe. The most frequent forms of headaches are stress-related or tension headaches and migraines. A headache might be caused by a severe condition. A headache might also occur if you have an issue with your eyes, sinuses, or brain. Based on your symptoms and physical examination, a neurologist can diagnose your headache.  What exactly causes a headache? Migraines and tension headaches are prevalent types of headaches. In a majority of the causes, the cause of migraine is unknown. Even if the reason is unclear, some triggers might produce migraines. The following are some of the most prevalent migraine triggers: Headaches may also be caused by caffeine withdrawal, eating ice cream, and using too many pain relievers and other medications. The most frequent illnesses that cause headaches are the common cold, flu, and sinusitis. Headaches may also be caused by a brain tumor, glaucoma, or abrupt bleeding in...

A nervous breakdown is characterized by a time of intense emotional pain. The tension is so intense that the afflicted individual is unable to carry out their normal activity. The clinical word "nervous breakdown" is not a valid medical term. It denotes an unhealthy reaction to stress and may indicate an underlying condition such as anxiety or depression. There is no one cause of nervous breakdown, but anything that creates stress might set it off. Managing stress may aid in the rehabilitation from a nervous breakdown. Making lifestyle modifications and talking to someone about stress-causing concerns,  neurologists may assist discover answers and help as a nervous breakdown remedy. Symptoms of Nervous Breakdown A nervous breakdown is characterized by a momentary incapacity to operate properly. It is one of the most important reasons to see a neurologist. A person undergoing a nervous breakdown or feeling overwhelmed may exhibit one or more of the nervous breakdown signs and ...