Neurology

Headaches and migraine, memory and forgetfulness complaints, attention difficulties, chronic pain, tremors and weakness, epilepsy, insomnia, dizziness and post-stroke follow-up.

No. Attention is the ability to focus on specific information; memory is the ability to store and retrieve that information when needed. Today’s fast pace and constant connectivity overload both — a neurological evaluation helps distinguish overload from what deserves investigation.

Among the most common triggers are dehydration, accumulated stress, and excess sugar and refined carbohydrates, which cause sharp glucose spikes and drops. Medication relieves the attack, but it is sustained lifestyle change — nutrition, physical activity and stress management — that reduces the frequency and intensity of the pain.

In most cases, exercise is more friend than foe: it improves circulation, releases endorphins and helps manage stress. The recommendation is to prefer moderate-intensity activities — such as walking, swimming or yoga —, stay well hydrated and be consistent; intense effort without preparation can trigger attacks.

Yes. Care can be in person, in São Paulo, or via telehealth, according to each patient’s preference and needs.