Detection of paroxysmal abnormalities

Paroxysmal disorders are all conditions of the nervous system that manifest as attacks (paroxysms): migraine attacks, fainting, dizziness, panic attacks, and epileptic seizures.

Paroxysmal disorders are divided into the following concepts:

Paroxysmal states are disorders of the central nervous system of various origins characterized by short-term loss of consciousness (from a few seconds to several minutes). They arise due to injuries to the central and peripheral nervous systems, brain and meningeal tumors, vascular diseases of the nervous system, infectious diseases, and intoxications.

Paroxysmal reaction is a one-time loss of consciousness that occurs in response to sudden external or internal factors: acute intoxication, rapid increase in body temperature, changes in arterial pressure, trauma, and blood loss.

Paroxysmal syndrome is a loss of consciousness that accompanies an existing disease: acute infectious disease, autonomic-vascular crises, consequences of cranial-brain injuries, diseases of internal organs.

The manifestations of all these paroxysms can be very similar. Therefore, only by seeking qualified medical help can their true causes be determined. An experienced neurologist at the "Marusich" Rehabilitation and Wellness Center takes into account the results of collected medical history, physical status, magnetic resonance imaging of the brain, electroencephalography, and other examinations to establish a diagnosis.

Treatment is individually prescribed for each patient, and medication dosages are chosen gradually and carefully. It should be noted that the treatment of this group of disorders is usually prolonged. In our medical center, you will be under the reliable control of highly qualified specialists.