Finding out that you may have a spinal cord tumor can lead to many questions, including: How quickly could it be growing? There is no single growth rate for these tumors. Some develop very slowly over several years, while others can grow more rapidly and cause symptoms over weeks or months. At Texas Neurosurgery, LLP, […]
A cervical fracture, or neck fracture, can make every movement feel uncertain. Once the first emergency is over, one of the biggest questions is often how long healing will take and what recovery may involve. For people with a cervical fracture, Texas Neurosurgery evaluates the injury, symptoms, imaging, and spinal cord risk before discussing next steps. Dr. Christopher […]
Neck pain can be easy to brush off when it comes and goes. You might blame your pillow, your posture, or long hours at a desk, especially when the discomfort feels mild at first. But when pain starts moving into your shoulders, arms, or hands, or you notice changes in grip strength, balance, or coordination, […]
An essential tremor diagnosis can make you look at ordinary tasks differently. Writing a note, holding a cup, using a fork, or speaking in front of other people may suddenly feel more frustrating than before. Even when the condition is not life-threatening, the way it affects your routines, independence, and comfort around others can feel very real. […]
A facial twitch can be easy to ignore when it only happens once in a while. When it keeps coming back, spreads beyond the eyelid, or starts pulling at one side of your face, it can become distracting and hard to hide. Everyday moments like reading, driving, talking, smiling, or sitting across from someone in […]
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition, meaning symptoms can change gradually over time. While every person’s experience is unique, understanding the common stages of Parkinson’s can help you recognize patterns, plan, and feel more prepared for what may come next. At Texas Neurosurgery LLP, patients navigating the progression of Parkinson’s disease have access to advanced, […]
Being treated for an aneurysm can bring a sense of relief, but it’s also normal to wonder what happens next. One of the most common questions patients ask is whether an aneurysm can come back after treatment. The answer depends on several factors, including the type of aneurysm, the treatment method used, and individual health risks. At Texas […]
If you’re considering cervical artificial disc replacement, one of the biggest questions on your mind is likely: How long will it take to feel relief? The good news is that most patients experience a noticeable reduction in neck and arm pain far sooner than they expect. However, every recovery is unique, and knowing what’s normal can help you […]
Ulnar nerve compression, often referred to as cubital tunnel syndrome, can cause numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hand and fingers. While ulnar nerve release surgery can relieve pressure and restore function, maintaining those results requires mindful habits and proper care. Here’s how you can help prevent ulnar nerve compression from returning and keep your arm […]