Dr. Shailesh Jain

  Depression is a common and serious disease that negatively affects your way of feeling, your way of thinking and your way of functioning. Depression is also called clinical depression and depressive disorder. The effects of depression can go beyond a person's feelings and mental health. Depression affects how you feel and also can cause changes in your body. Major depression is considered a serious medical condition that can have a dramatic effect on your life. According to Dr. Shailesh Jain , Depression increases your risk of many diseases and other conditions, for example, increased levels of stress hormones such as cortisol or adrenaline. The symptoms of depression include  Unintentional weight loss or gain  Interested in activities or once enjoyed Slow movement and speech Loss of sexual desire A sad mood Change in appetite Sleeping too much or too little Agitation, discomfort, and up and down pacing How depression affects the body? Weight gain or loss Depression is also commo

      A stroke happens when the blood supply to the brain part is obstructed or reduced, also preventing the brain tissue from receiving oxygen and nutrients. Brain cells die within minutes. Sometimes a stroke is called a brain attack. Brain cells, signs of a stroke include sudden severe numbness, headaches, vision problems, weakness, trouble walking or talking, confusion, dizziness, and slurred speech. A stroke requires immediate medical care, is potentially fatal, and can affect many parts of the body well after the event ends. Effects of Stroke on the Body explained by Dr. Shailesh Jain Weakness or paralysis According to Dr Shailesh Jain Weakness, stiffness, or paralysis are the most common effects of a stroke. Often occurs on one side of your body. Weakness or paralysis of an arm or leg is often made worse by muscle instability. Right-sided weakness or paralysis is due to injury to the left side of the brain, where there are areas that handle language and memory. Left-sided weakne

  A brain tumor is also called an intracranial tumor. Brain tumor is a collection or mass of abnormal cells in your brain. According to Dr. Shailesh Jain , If tumors start in your brain, it's called Primary Tumors and If tumors start elsewhere in your body and spread to your brain, they are considered secondary Tumors. Symptoms of brain tumor  Symptoms depend on the rate of growth and size of brain tumors. Brain Tumors symptoms typically occur due to brain destruction or damage, inflammation of the brain, or blockage of the flow of fluid flowing around the brain and spinal cord. Below are some of the common symptoms of brain tumors: Headaches that may be more severe in the morning or awake. blurred vision and loss of peripheral vision Speech difficulties Difficulty with balance Sensory pins and needles or reduced sensation of touch Hearing problem Gastrointestinal vomiting weakness of the arms and legs, problem with coordination Sleep problem Loss memory  Causes of Brain Tumor Bra