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Deep brain stimulation can give new life to people struggling with movement disorders and certain mental health conditions caused by abnormal brain cell communication. It’s important to weigh the benefits and risks, though, before opting for this treatment

Brain tumors are known to produce classic symptoms like headaches and seizures, but there are five lesser known signs that could indicate nothing much or a big problem. We’ve got the details for you here.

Hydrocephalus is a serious condition that can damage brain tissue if left untreated. Keep reading to learn more about the condition and what you can expect from treatment.

Meningiomas may be slow-growing and usually benign tumors, but if you’re having symptoms, you need medical attention. Here are six signs of a meningioma you should take seriously.

Glioblastoma is an aggressive form of brain cancer, but it can be treated. Here, we talk about your treatment options and challenges you’ll likely experience.

Quick intervention is essential if you’re having a stroke, and neurocritical care can greatly improve your outcome and recovery. Keep reading to learn what’s involved.

If you’re dealing with the pain and other side effects of sciatica, you’re probably wondering two things: how did I develop it, and how can I get relief? We’ve got the answers for you here.

If you need spine surgery, your surgeon may choose a minimally invasive approach. Here are seven key advantages to that approach.

If you’re experiencing the pain and weakness that comes from a herniated disc, you may wonder if you need surgery or if the symptoms will go away on their own. Keep reading to learn the surprising answer.

Chiari malformations are structural anomalies of the brain and spinal cord. There are three different types. Here’s how they differ from each other and what you can do about them.

If you have Parkinson’s disease and aren’t responding to medication therapy, deep brain stimulation may be an option for you. Here’s what you need to know about it.

Hydrocephalus, sometimes called “water on the brain,” is a serious condition that can cause brain damage if not treated promptly. Keep reading to learn about the five conditions that can cause it, as well as effective treatments.

If you have a persistent headache, it could be just a headache, or it could be a sign of a glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer. Keep reading to learn when you should seek medical help.

It used to be that a brain tumor diagnosis was a death sentence, but now you have options that improve your prognosis. Keep reading to learn about life after a brain tumor diagnosis.

If you’re diagnosed with a spinal tumor, how it’s treated depends on its size, location, and type. Learn more about spinal tumors and how they’re handled here.

A brain aneurysm, a balloon in the wall of a blood vessel, may or may not present with symptoms unless it ruptures. If you learn to recognize the symptoms leading up to a rupture, you can help prevent it from happening. Here’s how.

If you have epilepsy that hasn’t been controlled well with conventional therapies, deep brain stimulation (DBS) might be the answer. Keep reading to learn how it works.

If your herniated disc is causing unrelenting pain and discomfort, you may need either a spinal fusion or a disc replacement. Learn the difference between the procedures and when each is used here.

Chiari malformation (CM) is a structural deformity where part of the brain tissue descends into the spinal canal. It may cause no symptoms or life-threatening ones, depending on the severity. Keep reading to learn about the risks and treatments for CM.

A cerebral aneurysm, a ballooning of a weakened blood vessel wall in the brain, is nothing to trifle with. While some produce no symptoms, if you have symptoms, you should seek medical help as soon as possible. Learn the signs of an aneurysm here.

A herniated disc can be a real pain in the neck — or the back. Fortunately, you have a number of effective treatment options. Keep reading to learn all about them.

Sometimes a headache is just a headache, and sometimes it can be a sign of something more serious, like a meningioma, a slow-growing, benign brain tumor. Keep reading to find out how to tell the difference.

Spinal fusion is a technique that can help some people find relief from back pain and improve their quality of life. Learn if this surgery could be right for you.

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