Texas Neurology

What is ALS? ALS is a progressive disease in which a person’s brain loses connection with the muscles, slowly taking away their ability to walk, talk, eat, and eventually breathe. There is no cure for ALS, but there is hope. We are closer than we have ever been to a cure. Join the fight to accelerate the Cure for ALS. Donate today! als.org/accelerate

At the Comprehensive Headache Institute, we work diligently with our patients to establish a treatment program. 🤝 Learn more about our care team here: bit.ly/3Mgf88n

Meet Dr. Rabia Jamy 👏 Dr. Jamy practices general neurology with a special interest in #epilepsy. She completed her neurology residency at @UTSWMedCenter. Schedule your appointment with Dr. Jamy here: bit.ly/3IOjOkb

Can brain training help protect memory? An @NPR article highlights research showing cognitive speed-training exercises were linked to a 25% lower dementia risk over 20 years in older adults. n.pr/4d2Mer8

We always love to see feedback like this! 💚 We're proud to make every appointment as convenient as possible. You can request your consultation easily through our online scheduler: bit.ly/39jz7nS

Parkinson’s disease often develops gradually, and early symptoms may be subtle. Recognizing changes such as tremor, stiffness, slowed movement, or changes in handwriting can help people seek evaluation sooner. bit.ly/3TfDA04

April is Stress Awareness Month. Because stress can be a major migraine trigger, learning healthy ways to manage it can make a real difference. The @amfmigraine offers helpful tips and resources for coping with stress-related migraines. bit.ly/4iAfnvi

Exercise is an important part of managing Parkinson’s disease. Regular movement can help support balance, mobility, flexibility, and overall quality of life for people living with PD. If you have questions about Parkinson’s care, our team is here to help. bit.ly/4su8al6

We offer infusion services for patients requiring ongoing treatments, including those with central lines. We specialize in neurological conditions such as CIDP, MS, MG, + migraine, while also treating conditions like osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis. bit.ly/3fAQZuF

The entire Texas Neurology team is committed to offering exceptional care for all patients. 💚 If you’re looking for an expert to collaborate in your care, we’re here to help! bit.ly/39jz7nS

Today is World Parkinson’s Day 🌎 More than 10 million people worldwide are living with Parkinson’s disease, and in the U.S., someone is diagnosed every 6 minutes. Explore helpful resources from the @ParkinsonsFdn and help spread awareness. bit.ly/4bw3F2d

🧠 @BrainandLifeMag highlights the importance of recognizing depression in people with neurologic disorders. This is especially true for those living with invisible illnesses, where symptoms may not always be visible. bit.ly/4cWc5m8

Meet 👋 Kaylah Brown, DNP, FNP-C, the newest to join the Texas Neurology team! She received her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Baylor University and previously worked in the medical ICU and then in surgical services before joining us. bit.ly/4sisCW6

Let's take a step toward a world free of MS! We're just days away from the local Walk MS event. 🧡 Join @mssociety in Dallas this Saturday for #walkMS. This is a wonderful initiative to help raise funds and awareness for MS research and education. bit.ly/4uDEdkd

It’s #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth, highlighting the importance of education, early diagnosis, and ongoing care for Parkinson’s disease. We're committed to helping patients navigate diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. bit.ly/39jz7nS

Spasticity causes muscles to become stiff or difficult to control due to changes in the nervous system. It can occur with conditions such as stroke, MS, or brain injury. Understanding the cause is an important step toward managing symptoms. bit.ly/3RGdYZs

Happy #NationalDoctorsDay! We are proud to celebrate our physicians today and every day. We thank you for your dedication to our patients. 💚

We love reading your reviews! ☺️ From check-in to follow-up, our goal is to make every step of your visit as smooth and comfortable as possible. bit.ly/39jz7nS

Since 1993, our MS Center has provided specialized care for people living with multiple sclerosis across North Texas while also contributing to research for new MS treatments. If you or a loved one is living with MS, our team is here to help. 🧡 bit.ly/3NO1hfv

As we age, some forgetfulness is normal, often due to a lack of focus. However, serious memory issues can disrupt daily activities like driving or using the phone. If you're concerned about your memory, schedule an appointment with your doctor. bit.ly/3TfDA04