Dr. Shailesh Jain

  The most complex organ of human body is its brain. Our brain needs constant supply of oxygen and blood to function properly. But once, there is a disruption in the supply of blood to the brain cells, it leads to lack of oxygen and glucose in the brain that causes brain death within a couple of minutes. Brain stroke which is also known as stroke or cerebrovascular accident is a medical condition in which blood supply to a portion of the brain ceases or decreases and due to the severe interruption in the blood supply the brain cells starts dying quickly because of the lack of oxygen and vital nutrients creating a medical emergency. The inability of neurons to regenerate causes permanent damage or irreversible consequences. It (stroke) can also be said as blood vessel disorder in the brain. A brain stroke can happen suddenly or without warning. There are 1 million people in India who have brain stroke every year. The brain stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the USA. T...

  Studies show that approximately 1 out of 100 Americans experience a seizure in their lifetime. Whether you’ve experienced one seizure or multiple seizures, you should schedule an appointment with us at  Arihant Neurospine Clinic  in Pitampura and Shalimar bagh.  Signs of a seizure When you have a seizure, you can experience a shift in your movements, behavior, feelings, and even consciousness. Seizures range in severity depending on how and where they start in your brain. They can last anywhere from 30 seconds to several minutes. Symptoms of the onset of a seizure include: Feeling confused Staring outward with a blank look Uncontrolled jerking movements in your body Lack of awareness Unconsciousness You want to reach out to Dr. Shailesh Jain –  Top neurologist in Shalimar Bagh  and our team for an assessment if you experience any of these signs. We can help determine how your seizure began in your brain and where your abnormal brain activity started. Cond...

  Neuro-infectious Diseases affect the nervous system of the person from the brain and spinal cord to muscle and nerves. These diseases usually occur when the immune system of the person is unable to fight an invading pathogen or germ. It results due to the weaker immune system of the individual and the virus finds the body easier to attack. There are wide range of Neuro-infectious Diseases that can affect a person due to various causes. Most of the neurological infectious are caused by micro-organisms including virus, fungi, bacteria and parasites. And they are mostly life threatening diseases. Although there is a significant advancement in the management of many other infectious disease, but the infections of central nervous system still prove to be a great challenge in front of the Neurologists.   The reason behind this is the difficulty in their diagnosis and treatment of the many Neuro-infectious Diseases is still to be discovered. And to add on to this many new viruses...

  Ataxia is a neurological disorder in which the person suffers impaired balance or coordination,and this can be caused due to any damage to brain, muscles, or nerves. In this disorder there is a lack of muscle control and the person faces difficulty in coordination of voluntary movements and even the easiest things appear to be so difficult like walking or even picking something up. It also creates difficulty in speaking, eye movements and swallowing. Someone withAtaxia is not even able to control even the voluntary actions of his body. Persistent Ataxia is caused due to the damage to the cerebellum part of the brain which is also responsible for muscle coordination.There are various factors that can cause this disorder like tumour, alcohol misuse, cerebral palsy, stroke, certain medications, etc. The treatment of Ataxia is determined by the it’s caused. But before we go further into its treatment let’s first understand it’s causes and symptoms in detail. Causes of Ataxia: ...

  This list will reassure you that you are not alone in trying to find the most effective solution for back pain management and spine injuries. Here’s a look at some of the actors, athletes, and musicians who delivered some of their best performances with a big smile while battling severe back pain. 1. Usain Bolt Intro: The fastest man on earth also suffered from a spine problem. The Olympic track star confirmed that a bad back has led to hamstring problems. Bolt is born with a curvature in his spine. The curvature and an injury led to him missing out on the 2010 track season. The Procedure: Bolt’s manager Ricky Simms confirmed through an email in 2010 that the world record holder would receive treatment to loosen his back. Bolt was treated under the supervision of renowned doctor Hans Muller-Wohlfahrt. However, the Jamaican sports personality was given hamstring stretching treatment on the Kingston track immediately after his defeat to Yohan Blake. The 100m & 200m world rec...

  Neck and back problems are common, and often hard to cope with. Whether you’ve got a stiff neck or bulging disc, pain and other symptoms can take a toll on your quality of life. If your neck or back pain makes it hard to sit, stand or sleep comfortably, or prevents you from working or taking care of your family, it may be time to see a doctor who specializes in spine conditions. Understanding the Spine Your spine is made up of 33 small bones called vertebrae. They begin in your neck and run down through your lower back, ending in the area known as your tailbone. From top to bottom, your spine is divided into several segments: ·          Seven cervical vertebrae make up your neck. ·          Twelve thoracic vertebrae form your upper back. ·          Five lumbar vertebrae make up your lower back. They are the largest ver...