Neurological Diseases

Question: Which neurological diseases were formerly classified as psychiatric diseases? Epilepsy comes to mind as the most obvious example. As scientific knowledge of these diseases advances, they are moved from Psychiattry to Neurology. Will that be the end of Psychiatry?

Answer: Psychotic disorders.

Question: What are the neurological diseases Bush displays? Fumbling words, saying the same things over and over, that s*it-eating grin, talking to the public like they are all little children. Surely these are clear signs of some serious disorder.

Answer: I believe he is just nervous and anxious. His brother Jeb was suppose to run for president but he didn't get to because George beat him to it. I believe that George was jealous due to the fact that he thought his father favored Jeb. So to get Daddy's attention he needed to follow his father's footsteps. I wonder what his father says about his performance. He's probably embarrassed, but how can you say that about your son that's acting president? The press would have a field day. Another reason that George may have these strange behaviors is because he used to do drugs. It may be that it has damaged his brain.

Question: what neurological diseases start out with symptoms of not being able to focus and dizziness? ct scan of neck and mri of heart clean

Answer: go to WebMD

Question: Is Myasthenia Gravis a precursor to more serious neurological diseases?

Answer: It is not a "precursor" to more serious neurological diseases, but it can be a serious disease in itself. What it can indicate is that the person with MG may have a higher chance of having other autoimmune diseases, such as Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have myasthenia gravis, and it's not a form of muscular dystrophy, but it is a neuromuscular disease, which is why the MDA supports research for and patients with MG. MG is serious and can be life-threatening.

Question: what is neurological diseases? i would like to know what is neurological diseases and what kind of disease do you get

Answer: A neurological disease is anything to do with the neurological system. Your brain, your nerves and muscles. There are too many to list. Could be Parkinson's, ALS, Guillan Barre, Multiple Sclerosis, muscular dystrophy..I could go on and on. I think you need to be more specific?

Question: Why do people with neurological diseases and people with HIV often develop seborrheic dermatitis? What's the connection? They seem completely unrelated to me. (Just wondering.)

Answer: some neuro diseases are related to immune system - maybe that's the link

Question: what are the effects of neurological diseases in children?

Answer: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/neuro…

Question: What neurological Disease is caused by pesticides? On the show House, there was an episode where they thought a person had a neurological disease because he smoked marijuana that they believed had pesticides on it. What was that neurological disease?

Answer: Don't know, but the government used to spray paraquat on pot fields. Paraquat was an herbicide, and if someone smoked weed that had been sprayed with it, it could make you very sick, or kill you.

Question: What are the most likely neurological diseases of my 8 month old German Shepherd? For about 2 weeks now my 8 month old german shepherd has been showing rear limb lameness, crossing of her back feet, wobbling, uncoordination etc of the rear limbs. I've spent hundreds of dollars going to vet after vet and specialist after specialist and none can pin point the disease. She also has hip dysplasia and some vets believe this is the cause but, others think its more neurological. She will be getting a CT scan this week but I'm trying to research the different types of neurolgical diseases and none seem to really fit her condition very well. For example, it's possible she has myasthenia gravis but she has no problems swallowing, breathing, or problems with her eyes. It is just her hind quarters. It could also be wobblers disease but her X-rays looked fine other than the hip dysplasia. Any other suggestions?? Her rear limbs have looked a little weak since about 5 months (most likely just the dysplasia) but nothing major until about 2 weeks ago. Any ideas? The symptoms are always there! The only variability I see is between the two legs. One day the right rear leg will seem worse and then another day the left rear leg might appear worse. But both legs are always very weak and seem to cross when she walks. Is there a lemon law for dogs in Ohio?

Answer: Contact your breeder and find out what they think it is. They should have genetic records and can give you the best information based on their line. AND in most state where there is a lemon law - Hip Dysplasia is considered congenital and should be covered - they would be responsible for vet care/surgery to the price of the dog.

Question: How would you prove ocassionial daily probblems from Neurological disease ? Some one explain to me, if can ,this question in detail. I do not know how to prove a difference in the word Neurological disease ,and ocassionally daily problems that come up in life. Thanks for any help on this problem. I am having trying to understand how word does apply from occasionial might call stress. Most people have some kind of stress from daily problems.

Answer: Yes and all people react directly to stress. Neurological refers to form the brain.