INTRODUCTION: Influenza is a contagious viral illness that affects both the upper and lower respiratory tracts. It is caused by a wide variety of influenza viruses. Some of these viruses can infect humans, while others are species-specific. These viruses spread via respiratory droplets released from the mouth and respiratory system during coughing, talking, or sneezing. Touching inanimate things polluted with the virus and touching the nose or eye might spread the influenza virus. Influenza can be transferred before symptoms appear and up to 5 to 7 days following infection. Most healthy people recover completely within a few days of infection,…
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INTRODUCTION: Bell’s palsy is the most frequent peripheral paralysis of the seventh cranial nerve, with a sudden and unilateral onset. This is an idiopathic illness that causes partial or total facial paralysis, as well as alterations in taste, sensitivity to sound, and changes in lacrimation and salivation. Bell palsy is an acute facial paralysis or weakness induced by an unknown a etiology. Bell’s palsy is characterized by a sudden weakening of one side of the face. This makes it difficult for a person to move their mouth, elevate their brow, wrinkle their nose, or close their eyes. CAUSES: A facial…
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INTRODUCTION: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) was originally defined as a pure motor neuron disease by Jean-Martin Charcot in 1869 but is now recognized as a multisystem neurodegenerative disorder, with disease heterogeneity at the clinical, genetic, and neuropathological level. We walk, we run, and we do exercises like aerobics, physical exercise, or yoga. All these are voluntary movements. What is a voluntary moment? The movements that we asked our brain to do What if we have no control over our voluntary movements? What if you want to raise your hand but your hand won’t be able to conduct your command? All…