Patna Neuro

  Stammering, a speech problem where talking smoothly gets interrupted, makes people wonder if it's linked to autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Even though we often call it stuttering, when people with autism also have stammering, it makes us curious about how they're connected. Stammering messes up communication by making people repeat words, stretch sounds, or suddenly stop talking, which can make socializing hard. On the other hand, autism is a brain condition with challenges in social communication, repeating actions, and having very focused interests. So, when stammering and autism come together, we want to find out if stammering could show someone has autism. This connection is important because it helps us find and help people with both conditions early. By looking into how stammering and autism are linked, we want to understand more about these conditions and how they affect how we talk and develop. One common question that arises is whether sudden onset stuttering could...

  Life is full of ups and downs when it comes to how we feel. Sometimes, these changes in emotions can be quite intense making us feel like we're on a crazy ride we can't control. That's where mood swings come in. Mood swings are when our feelings change suddenly and significantly, leaving us feeling confused and overwhelmed. While it's normal to have occasional mood swings, they can sometimes be a sign of depression, which is a common mental health condition affecting many people worldwide. Depression can show up in different ways, and mood swings are often a big part of it. If you're having frequent and extreme mood swings, it's important to think about how they might be linked to depression. What causes mood swing? Mood swings happen for various reasons, impacting both our mind and body. One major cause is hormonal changes, which occur during puberty, pregnancy, or menopause. Additionally, stress plays a significant role in triggering mood swings. When we fac...