Presently, there is no well-defined treatment for<unk>  mainly because of the irreversible ischaemic damage done to neurons of an affected area. However, conditions associated with<unk> , such as epilepsy and cerebral palsy, can be treated using the appropriate treatment. For instance, seizures caused by epilepsy, due to the presence of<unk>  in the occipital lobe, can be controlled using antiepileptic drugs in some patients. In other patients, such as those who suffer from<unk>  in the posterior cortex, drugs are not effective and surgery of the area causing epilepsy is needed. These treatments treat only the conditions but have no effect on the condition of<unk>  itself.
Ulegyria
Rhinitis medicamentosa
Dermatophagia
Polymeal
Intertrigo
Burning mouth syndrome
Foot-and-mouth disease
Churna