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What is Functional Neurology? 🧠
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Neurologic Injury Recovery Grief, Acceptance, and Mental Toughness Secrets
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Neurologic Recovery 90% Mindset, 10% Physical Mindset is Key!
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Motion Guidance Therapy 🧠👀 #dizziness #concussion #concussionrecovery #vestibularrehabilitation
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Motion Guidance Therapy 🧠👀 #dizziness #concussion #concussionrecovery #vestibularrehabilitation
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Understanding Neurologic Injury Compensation vs Quality Movement
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Master Motor Learning Know When to Advance Skills
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How Well Can You Multitask? 🧠 #BrainFog #MemoryTraining #BrainTraining #FocusTraining
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Panic Disorder: The Anxiety Disorder That Looks Like a Heart Attack
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Recovery Plateau Fix Your Program Now!
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🧠🦱 Ever seen a scalp that looks like the brain? That’s Cutis Verticis Gyrata (CVG) — rare, fascinating, and clinically important 👀👇 What is it? CVG is thickening of the scalp skin forming deep cerebriform (brain-like) folds. These folds are permanent and non-reducible. Types you should know 📚 🔹 Primary CVG – idiopathic, no underlying disease 🔹 Secondary CVG – due to systemic or local disorders Key associations 🚨 (don’t miss these!) 🧬 Acromegaly 🦴 Pachydermoperiostosis 🧠 Cerebriform ne
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Neurologic return demo vlog and advance birthday celebration of Sir @jace_inhibitor 🎉🎂 #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #nursing #nursingstudent #olfunursing #olfu
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Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms: Numbness, Fatigue & Brain Fog Explained
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One of the more characteristic complaints I hear during an MCAS flare is “internal vibrating.” Patients often describe feeling completely still on the outside, while on the inside it feels like their entire body is buzzing, humming, trembling, or vibrating. I hear this surprisingly often in patients with active mast cell symptoms. It’s not specific enough to diagnose MCAS by itself—and internal tremor can occur in other neurologic or autonomic conditions—but when it appears alongside a patient’s
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One of the most common challenges after a stroke, brain injury, or other neurologic condition is learning to trust and load the weaker leg again. The brain often defaults to the stronger side, which can make walking, standing, transfers, and balance more difficult over time. In this reel, I’m sharing a few ways we can encourage more weight-bearing through the affected leg: ✔️ Single-leg stance and weight-shifting activities ✔️ Staggered stance exercises to bias loading during functional tasks ✔️
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Every Misunderstood Mental Disorder Explained #explained #explain #viral #fyp
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Understanding 3 Rare Autoimmune Neurologic Conditions
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Case Study 209 | White Spots in the Brain A patient presents with slowly progressive neurologic symptoms - brain fog, slowed thinking, subtle movement changes-developing quietly over time. Imaging reveals symmetric white spots deep within the brain, in regions responsible for movement, coordination, cognition, and behavior. This pattern tells a story but it’s one that’s often overlooked unless you know exactly what to look for. What do you think the diagnosis is? Stay tuned tomorrow and I’ll exp
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