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Sudden deafness, also known as Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss (SSHL), is a rapid loss of hearing which may occur all at once or over a period of up to three days. SSHL is defined as a loss of at least 30 decibels in three connected frequencies, and usually occurs in only one ear. It may be accompanied by dizziness and ringing in the ears. Only about 10% of affected individuals have known causes which include infections, trauma, immune disorders, circulatory or neurological disorders or drugs toxic to the ears. While most people recover spontaneously within a few weeks, about 15% experience progressively worsening symptoms. Standard management includes removal of the known cause, antibiotics...

The nervous system relies on a high-speed communications network to alert the brain to information that affects all areas of the body. For instance the impulses sent from the nervous system to the brain travel at up to 250 miles per hour. This is infinitely faster than the endocrine system that sends hormones through the bloodstream and may take an hour to get to their destination. The nervous system has the full attention of the brain and the brain responds. The responses can be the result of pain, enjoyment or other sensory data. You work your heart and muscles to improve their condition and tone. You want to have a low resting heart rate and slow deep breathing all the time. Exercise definitely...

(V.K. Singh, a respected Indian doctor and professor of organic chemistry, has been studying autoimmune disorders and autism and vaccines for the better part of 20 years. Byron Richards is a founding member of the International and American Associations of Clinical Nutritionists and the director of Wellness Resources, Inc. This article leans heavily on both of their bodies of work.) Many people have been crying out that the autism-vaccines connection is patently false ever since the Democratic candidates brought up the issue in this American election cycle. The reasoning is simple: the best theory most people can find on the connection is the presence of Thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative, in...

Did you know that sufferers of celiac disease (those who have an autoimmune reaction to gluten) can end up with severe neurological problems? There are many in-depth articles and discussion on medical websites and journals which discuss the links between neurological symptoms and gluten intolerance. Most people with classic celiac disease believe that it is mainly their small intestine which is affected as the body's gluten intake is attacked by the body's autoimmune system. They know that the disease causes the body to mistakenly identify gluten as a toxic material and then, as a result, it releases antibodies against which erode the lining of the small intestine. As it is mostly classic...

What is known is that autism is a neurological abnormality but what causes this to happen remains a mystery. Extensive research has shown in many cases that a strong genetic component is constant. However, most likely other environmental, metabolic and immunology factors contribute to the development of autism. Most researchers and scientists do not suspect that one single gene responsible. Most believe that a number of different genes that when molded together increase the risk. Research shows that development of autism in some children was linked to underlying medical conditions. For example, metabolic disorders, congenital infections, neurological disorders developed after birth may contribute...

Although some medical scientists agreed upon the new features discovered and explained by Kanner, others didn't accept his ideas, claiming that autism couldn't be separated from other neurological disorders. Many medical scientists disagreed with Kanner and completely refused to see autism as a distinctive syndrome. This was due to the fact that Kanner failed to clarify various aspects of autism, leaving serious gaps in his research. By contrast, scientists who accepted Kanner's ideas quickly began to apply his model of diagnosis in their psychiatric practice. However, considering the fact that Kanner's concept of autism was confusing, most medical scientists who adopted his theories applied the...

If you use Fixodent and have experienced neurological problems, or been diagnosed with zinc poisoning, copper deficiency or neuropathy, you may be eligible to file a Fixodent lawsuit. The zinc in Fixodent can be toxic, and over time it can lead to disabling nerve damage. We all need some zinc as part of a healthy diet. But too much can lead to copper deficiency, which over time causes nerve damage. Like most people, you have probably never heard of Fixodent zinc poisoning. That's because Proctor & Gamble for years did not warn that excess exposure to zinc in Fixodent could cause nerve damage or other health problems. Most Fixodent users weren't even aware that Fixodent contained zinc...

Terapija is actually health care session which involves the implementation of different curative strategies for taking care of different muscular disorder. Terapija is a health care session which involves the implementation of different curative strategies for taking care of different muscular disorders. It consists of the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the patient who is suffering from any therapeutic disorder. It is helpful in the cure of patients who have any neurological, cardiovascular, muscular or orthopedic illness. It is in fact a great way to treat slight muscular injuries which may occur during any sport activity or accident. The patients who are unable...

Sleep disorders usually have their roots in a medical problem or a prescription drug taken to treat a disease. The common diseases leading to sleep disorders are cardiovascular, neurological, mental, kidney, and gastroesopheal disorders as well as arthritis. 1. Cardiovascular Disorders The most common cardiovascular disorders that cause sleep disorders are coronary artery disease and congestive heart failure. Both these disorders can cause obstructive sleep apnea. Congestive heart failure is characterized by the inability of the heart to pump sufficient blood to satisfy the requirements of the body. As a result of this, blood accumulates in the veins leading to the kidneys, and the resulting edema...

-- End Ad Box ---> There is a newly developed medical discipline to address visual disorders associated with neurological imbalances. This discipline brings neurology and optometry closer together helping patients with visual disorders resulting from neurological trauma and/or neurological dysfunction. In 1990, the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA) was formed and currently retains 329 member physicians. The role of optometrists as primary care physicians has dramatically increased over the last few decades. The standard of care for routine eye examinations has evolved to include a much higher level of decision making and a greater responsibility in coordinating care with other...

Symptoms Of Autism Toddlers Understanding chosen of the Autism Symptoms for children will help to supply appropriate intervention as fast as possible. Autism Spectrum Disorder is a neurological disorder which reportedly effects up to 1 in 150 toddlers. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is characterized as a spectrum disorder while the concentrations of the disorder can vary dramatically. Symptoms Of Autism Toddlers ASD presents in the forms of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Aspergers and critical Autism. To date there is no known cure of Autism, with research continuing there are suggestions that genetic pre curses to the disorder may exist. Early...

Autism Retardation Autism is a complex neurological disorder that dramatically affects people's behaviors and social interactions. The disorder can be revealed in early childhood, by the age of 3. Although the first signs of autism can sometimes be identified in infants, the disorder is usually discovered at a later stage of life. Autistic children present a wide range of behavioral abnormalities, and they can be easily identified among normal children. While normal young children long for the presence of their parents and love to play in the company of other kids, autistic children are very indifferent, showing no interest to the people around them. The communication skills of autistic children...

- Part I - Autism has drawn the attention of many medical scientists throughout the course of history. Fascinated by the various levels of impairment determined by this complex neurological disorder - behavioral, emotional, communicational and cognitive, scientists have tried to clarify the notion of autism and its revealing signs. The most exhaustive research conducted upon this type of disorder belongs to Leo Kanner, an Austrian psychiatrist that focused on the study of autism and other related disorders. Kanner was the first scientist to establish an elaborate description of the disorder which he referred to as a syndrome. In the 40's, Kanner came up with a clear model of diagnosis for autism...

According to recent studies, men are more prone to ADD than in women. Even with such a fact in mind, it is important to look into women suffering from ADD more closely. Attention deficit disorder (ADD) is said to be a neurological disorder rather than it is a psychological problem. The first signs of ADD would be noticeable as early as childhood. It is characterized by impulsiveness, hyperactivity, and lack of concentration. In most women, symptoms include forgetfulness and procrastination. In the office setup, she may have difficulty handling paperwork, may seem disorganized and often late for work. Although a lot of studies are conducted in the quest for creating a direct solution to ADD, up until...

Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is a condition which affects approximately 10% of the current United States population. Anyone can be affected by it, young, old, men, and women have all suffered from it affects. The symptoms of restless leg syndrome can range from mild annoyance to extremely painful. Restless leg syndrome occurs when a person’s legs become extremely uncomfortable and is characterized by unpleasant sensations such as burning, creeping, and tugging, much like having insects crawling around just under the skin of the legs. These sensations create an uncontrollable urge to get up and walk around to try and get some relief. The interesting thing is getting up and walking around usually...

NDT or Neurodevelopmental Theory and treatment is a functional approach to treating and handling clients with a neurological disorder. The approach is based on the understanding and philosophy that clients who have sustained a neurological insult have the ability to improve their posture and movement over a long and sustained period of time. This in turn leads to better positioning, breathing, improved functional mobility and a better quality of care. Alignment of your body is vital to the execution of normal, functional movement. In order to have good alignment and posture, you must re-establish or re-set your body's biomechanical alignment. This includes: · Which muscles are lengthened...

Derealization (DR) is an alteration in the perception or experience of the external world so that it seems strange or unreal. (This definition is from Wikipedia (tm)). Sometimes when we experience a traumatic event, we may develop derealization and in the brain's attempt to cope with this new perception and shock, we may develop OCD as a way of coping and dealing with our new angle of perception. The derealization may go away, but the OCD may remain. So it must be dealt with as a normal case of OCD. Even if the derealization is from a neurological disorder or some other physical disorder, that should be treated as a separate case and the OCD also as a separate case. One you have seen your doctor...

Learning about homeopathic health and what it can do for you is a great way to become aware of the variety of treatments available for forms of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. This disorder, also known as ADHD, has a variety of effects on people and seems to be growing in number of diagnosed cases. Many people are perplexed as to why this disorder is becoming more common, but homeopathic medicines and homeopathic health may soon lead to some answers. ADHD is a neurological disorder that typically appears in childhood. It creates a variety of symptoms in school-age children, including hyperactivity, poor impulse control, and distractibility. These symptoms...

Does your upper or lower eyelid have a twitch or spasm that is annoying you to no end? If so, then read about the causes, treatments, cures, and remedies for eye twitching here. There are many different causes for eye twitching and if you're going to treat it you need to understand what is causing it in your specific case. If you have an eye twitch in both of your eyes then you have what is known as blepharospasm and it could be a sign of a more serious problem. However, if you have a right eye twitch or left eye twitch then you have a hemifacial spasm which is usually less serious. Note: If you have other symptoms or health issues it is very important to see a doctor as you might have a serious...

One Woman?s Story Certified Professional Business Coach specializing in Adult ADD When I was a 42 year old woman the awareness that I had ADD, or ADHD to be specific, changed my life forever. Until that day, I had never even heard of ADD. ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is not fun. Not for anyone. I am annoyed when I hear anyone minimizing it or its effects. I am a 53 year old woman who was affected my whole life by an invisible disorder I couldn?t name. I never knew what was wrong with me. I always felt as if there was something, but I never quite knew what it was. I was always complimented on my achievements, capabilities, looks and talent. The compliments somehow felt odd. The outsides looked...

ADD or ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) as it is sometimes referred to, is the condition of limited attention span suffered for a prolonged time by the person affected by this neurological disorder; it manifests itself in various forms such as motor restlessness and impulsiveness displayed by patients with nearly 4.4% of adults possessing a certain degree of ADD, suggests medical research. ADD, as we understand it, is a problem related to the brain dysfunction or limitation as such, that is a result of malfunctioning of its dopamine neurotransmitter systems; it is typically linked with hereditary factors, which makes it a strong probability for a child with a parent or close relative...

Dysautonomia is a malfunctioning of the autonomic nervous system. It is therefore, a type of neurological disorder which still puzzles doctors today. The autonomic nervous system is what controls the functions of your body that you do not give conscious thoughts to doing. You naturally breathe without thinking, food digests naturally, and your heart rate goes on. So the autonomic nervous system then, consists of two different parts. That is: 1. Parasympathetic which takes control over our human body functions that we don't think about. These are functions that we should not have to give thoughts to. 2. Sympathetic systems in our brain center are the systems that react to external stimuli such as the...

  Epilepsy is a common chronic neurological disorder that is characterized by recurrent unprovoked seizures.[1][2] These seizures are transient signs and/or symptoms due to abnormal, excessive or synchronous neuronal activity in the brain.[3] About 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy at any one time.[4] Epilepsy is usually controlled, but not cured, with medication, although surgery may be considered in difficult cases. Not all epilepsy syndromes are lifelong – some forms are confined to particular stages of childhood. What Causes Epilepsy? This is a tricky question with no clear-cut answer. Often doctors can't pinpoint exactly what causes epilepsy in a particular individual. But scientists...

Going back a number of years, it had been observed that children who were autistic could also border on genius. They had an unusual grasp on math, science or music. It was also noted that this type of autism affected more boys than girls; though the exact reason why this happens still remains a mystery. The syndrome of extreme grasping power and the affinity for numbers and science in this particular is also called in common terms "the little professor syndrome". This syndrome also has another name known as asperger autism. This malady was discovered back in 1944 by Hans Asperger, when the medical fraternity took notice and accepted this disorder as a special branch of autism. Proof that Autism Is...

When I lived in Japan, I was amazed by the pride that workers took in even the most "unglamorous" tasks. Garbage trucks were virtually spotless, thanks to their drivers' concerted efforts, and it was not unusual to see city employees carefully wiping down the public trash cans out on the street as if they were a Rolls Royce. Some people, however, seem to have an internal mechanism that calibrates their enthusiasm and attention according to whether they "feel" like doing something - whether they think what they're doing (or who they're talking to) is worthwhile, interesting or important. What they don't seem to realize is their approach in any one instance is a reflection of their approach in every...

What business or business opportunity should I get into? As the Director of Blackstone Hathaway, a franchise management and marketing company, as well as franchise business consulting, I have been asked this question four or five times a week for the last twenty plus years. Years ago I would share my thoughts on this question by discussing various types of businesses in vogue at the time. However, over the years I have come to realize that it is not so much the specific business that is important - although certainly the specific business is important - but a more important question is "what type of business model" is the best fit for the individual asking the question. Let me explain. There are...

Have you been disappointed by so many online businesses sounding like the real thing and then turning out to be harder than you expected? I was too, so I did some research to see if a perfect online business really does exist. Happily, I can report that there are several such businesses. Sadly, there are still many that look like the real thing but are not. So how can you know the difference? By knowing what I call the Five Features of a perfect business. If the business you are considering offers all five of these attributes you have found a business that might just set you free from a time and money standpoint. If the business you are considering does not offer all five of these attributes, move...

Quick Tip #1: No ONE PERSON. One person can not teach you everything you need to learn, in terms of Internet Marketing. It requires a select group of specialists. Just like in your school days. No one educator taught you it all. So - don't expect to learn it all from your "sponsor." Quick Tip #2: No RICH QUICK SCHEME. This is so old school. Please guys, stop this. If you want the lifestyle that is achievable with Internet Marketing - you will have to work for it. As I've said in other articles, "Brain surgeons" do not make their income in 4-8 weeks. Quick Tip #3: AVOID PURCHASING LEADS. Purchasing leads is NOT learning Internet Marketing.There is no future here. Quick Tip #4: START IMPLEMENTING...

You don't get paid for your time. You get paid for the value you bring to the marketplace. How much value are you creating? And are you getting paid for it? My wife and I have had some discussions lately about how to charge for our time and services. Like many people, we have a tendency to undervalue what we have to offer. The good news is we each see the other as having more value than we see for ourselves, and this has helped our pricing strategy immensely. I charge four to five times as much for my time now as I did only a few years ago. Am I worth four to five times more now? Possibly, but I rather think my own perception of what my time is worth has tripled. That, and the positive feedback that...