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Discomfort that radiates down the leg can be piriformis syndrome or this more commonly known pathology.
Sciatica.
Carpel tunnel syndrome is the common name for compression of this antebrachial nerve.
The Median Nerve.
When individuals slowly begin to lose their memory, their ability to think critically, and their communication skills begin to suffer; they may be developing this pathology.
Alzheimer's Disease.
A collection of disorders, most notiablity, an abnormally elevated presence of glucose in the blood.
Diabetes Mellitus
This pathology stems from a resistance to insulin.
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.
Explosive episodes of uncontrollable movement due to excessive electrical brain activity.
Seizure Disorder.
The presence of progressive degeneration and demyelination within the brain, spinal cord, and cranial nerves is this pathology.
Multiple Sclerosis.
"Issues with the Mylin Shealths (MS) causes Multiple Sclerosis (MS)."
This diagnosis is often accompanied by communication challenges, difficulty forming relationships, and is often identified within three years of age.
Autism. (A.S.D.)
This is the result of pancreatic beta cell destruction, which creates a deficiency in insulin.
Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus.
Type 1 = From Birth.
Type 2 = Developed.
This condition often causes hypothyroidism or a thyroid hormone deficiency.
Hashimoto's Disease.
H ashimot O = H yp O
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. (T.O.S.)
A neurodegenerative disease causing abnormal movement due to deterioration of the basal ganglia.
Parkinson's Disease.
Your client comes in with a sudden paralysis on only one side of their face, suggesting a disconnect having to do with one or more facial nerves. Though we can not diagnose, it is likely they have developed this pathology.
Bell's Palsy.
An enlargement of the thyroid is more commonly called this visible structure in the neck.
A Goiter.