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How to Choose a Neurologist in the Palm Beach Gardens Area

Choosing any kind of doctor – whether a general physician or a specialist in a specific area of medicine – is a process that you ought to put considerable thought into. You need to be comfortable with your doctor, trust him or her, and trust the treatment they provide.

There are some key points to consider when you’re looking for a neurologist in the Palm Beach Gardens area – and ensuring you’ve done your research will mean you get the best possible treatment,

Top Tips for Having a Successful Experience With Your Migraine Specialist

By Dr. Michael Tuchman | November 10, 2014 | Migraine Headaches | migraine doctor, migraine headache, migraine headache treatment, Migraine Headaches, migraine specialist, Migraine Symptoms, migraine treatments, Migraines, neurologist | Like |

When you’ve suffered with migraines for a while, and they are a regular and debilitating occurrence, it’s important to visit a specialist to get to the root cause of your problems and plan a course of treatment that can release you from the upset and pain of regular migraines.

Suffering the pain,

How Migraine Aura Can Impact Your Life

By Dr. Michael Tuchman | November 8, 2014 | Migraine Headaches | headache, headaches, Migraine, migraine aura, migraine headache symptoms, migraine headache treatments, Migraine Headaches, Migraine Symptoms, migraine treatments, Migraines, neurologist | Like |

When discussing migraines the first symptom – and most common – that people expect to experience is pain. Migraine pain may or may not be more significant than that of a normal headache. Some individuals who have mild-to-moderate head pain are actually diagnosed with migraine. The pain does not have to be severe or debilitating to be migranous in nature.

Suffering Regular Headaches? When Should You See Your Neurologist?

Most of us will suffer the occasional headache – and occasional headaches are no real cause for concern. Rest, fluids and some over the counter pain relief usually sees them off, and the cause is usually simple to identify.

But when you are suffering regular headaches, or the kind or severity of the headache changes without any obvious reason,

Dateline Health Show – Topic: Alzheimer’s Disease & Dementia with Dr. Michael Tuchman

By Dr. Michael Tuchman | June 17, 2013 | Videos | Alzheimer Disease, Alzheimer S Disease, Appointment, Dateline, dementia, Doctor Referral, Dr Michael, Grasch, Guest Expert, Health Show, Insurance, Neurological Center, neurologist, Nova Southeaster University, Nova University, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens Florida, Tuchman, Youtube | Like |

561-694-1010 – Palm Beach Neurological Center’s Dr. Michael Tuchman was a guest expert on Nova Southeaster University’s Dateline: Health show, along with Barbara Grasch, LMFT. They discussed at length the topic of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia.

If you or a loved one suspect they may have Alzheimer’s or Dementia, please have make an appointment (get a doctor’s referral if your insurance requires it) with a neurologist.

Staying Healthy with Parkinson’s Disease

By Neurology Patient Care & Research | April 30, 2012 | News & Announcements, Parkinson's Disease | Balanced Diet, Basis Weight, Bowel Regularity, Chronic Illness, Essential Nutrients, Fruits And Vegetables, Fulfilling Life, Hydration, Lack Of Facial Expression, Mealtimes, Mediterranean Diet, Muscle And Bone, Negative Impact, Nerve Tissue, neurologist, Parkinson's Disease, Pd, Protein Intake, Range Of Motion, Self Awareness, Self Efficacy, Symptoms Of Depression | Like | 1,139 Comments |

Most everyone has met a Parkinson’s patient; maybe a grandfather or grandmother, mother, or father, uncle, aunt or neighbor. Whoever it may be, the symptoms of slowed, difficult movement, stooped posture, fatigue, and lack of facial expression can have a negative impact on a person’s sense of well-being and health. Understanding the steps that can be taken by a patient and family member to help this person are vital to achieving positive outcomes for the person.

Parkinson’s Disease- An Overview

By Neurology Patient Care & Research | April 26, 2012 | News & Announcements, Parkinson's Disease | Amantadine, Anticholinergics, Carbidopa, Central Nervous System, Chronic Disease, Disciplinary Approach, Gait, Handwriting, Health Care Provider, Levodopa, Levodopa Carbidopa, Neurodegenerative Disease, neurologist, Parkinson Disease, Parkinson S Disease, Physical Therapists, Play Sports, Posture, Psychologists, Resting Tremors, Speech Therapists, Surgical Therapies | Like | 2,512 Comments |

Parkinson’s disease, a chronic neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system, affects 4% of the population worldwide over 80 years of age and is a leading cause of disability in the older population. As a movement disorder, it impairs a person’s ability to walk, dress, prepare meals, drive, eat, play sports, and think. The disease can affect both men and women,

Postherpetic Neuralgia (Shingles)

By Neurology Patient Care & Research | December 1, 2011 | News & Announcements | Active Research, Antiviral Medications, Brain, Central Nervous System, Chicken Pox, chronic pain, Experiences, Immune System, Inflammation, Medical Attention, Nerve Tissue, neurologist, Population, postherpetic neuralgia, Postherpetic Neuralgia Shingles, Rash, Recurrence, shingles, Shingles Pain, Spinal Cord, Thoughtful Management, Toes, Virus | Like | 5,174 Comments |

Shingles (postherpetic neuralgia) is an increasingly common condition that parallels the aging of our population. Simply put, shingles is the recurrence of chicken pox in the adult typically after the age of 75 or 80, but we certainly will see 30 and 40-year-olds with it. Although they may not always remember having had chicken pox,

Why is Early Diagnosis and Treatment Important for Alzheimer’s?

By Dr. Michael Tuchman | May 23, 2011 | Alzheimer's Disease | Accurate Diagnosis, Alternative Treatment, alzheimer's, Clinical trials, cognitive function, dementia, dementing illnesses, Depression Medication, disease modifying research protocol., Illnesses, jupiter, jupiter florida, Loss Of Memory, Medical Conditions, Memory Loss, Memory loss or confusion, neurodegenerative disorder, neurological, neurologist, neurology study, Nph, Parkinson Disease, physician, Progressive Loss, progressive loss of memory, Research Protocol, Study Medications, Treatment Options, Vitamin B 12, Vitamin B 12 Deficiency, west palm beach | 1 | 4,151 Comments |

Memory loss was once thought of as an inevitable part of aging. While it is normal to sometimes forget dates, names, or misplace things, it should not interfere with the ability to function normally. Memory loss or confusion should be evaluated by a neurologist or a physician familiar with dementing illnesses. This evaluation will lead to an accurate diagnosis while ruling out other possible medical conditions such as depression,

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