Neurology
You know something is wrong. You can feel it. Maybe it is brain fog that won’t lift. Maybe it is anxiety that comes from nowhere, sleep that no longer restores you, a memory that misfires at the wrong moments, or a focus that slips through your fingers. You finally...
Neurology
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT These are the most common things patients were told before finding us — and why they aren’t the whole story. THE LIE There’s nothing you can do. It’s progressive. It’s irreversible. Just manage the symptoms....
Neurology
When most people think about Parkinson’s disease, they picture tremor. A shaking hand. A stooped posture. Slow steps. But by the time these outward movement problems become obvious, Parkinson’s disease has often been quietly unfolding for years. Parkinson’s is a...
Neurology
When most people hear the words ALS or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease), they picture a late-stage disease involving a wheelchair, difficulty speaking, or dependence on breathing support. What they rarely picture are the subtle,...
Neurology
Feeling numbness, burning, or sharp pain in your feet can make even simple daily tasks exhausting. Many people in Springfield experience these symptoms for years without answers, often being told it’s “just aging” or something they have to live with. But when your...
Neurology
If you have recently received a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS), or if you have been managing the condition for years, you likely feel a mix of fear, confusion, and perhaps a sense that you are losing control over your own body. I understand that fear. As a...
