Another question. Stories from the life of a neurologist

As a medical student, Nail Tabridi fell in love with neurology. He was struck by how carefully neurologists observe the slightest movements of the patient's body, speech characteristics, and other seemingly innocuous nuances. Like detectives, they search for the reasons behind the brain's malfunction. There are always many questions, and answers can change a person's life. In this book, the author shares dramatic, touching, and sometimes funny cases from his practice, such as: a chef goes for a routine morning walk and loses his memory for the next six hours; an artist believes that her left hand is a guardian angel; a passionate young lover suffers from terrible headaches every time he experiences orgasm. Without using complex medical terms, Nail Tabridi describes common ailments such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and motor neuron disease. You will take a look into the medical office where the neurologist sees patients, makes diagnoses, and supports the sick.