Texas Neurology

Celebrating our doctors today and every day. We thank you for your relentless efforts and selfless service 🙌 You all are the real heroes! #DoctorsDay

Migraine triggers aren’t the same for everyone, but common culprits include stress, sleep changes, and even weather shifts. Keeping track of your symptoms can help you find patterns and avoid attacks. 🧠💥

Obstructive sleep apnea may do more than disrupt your rest; it could raise your risk of heart disease. 💤🫀 Learn more about the connection and what to do next in this article from @sleepfoundation: bit.ly/3GSEfk3

Friday brain fact ⤵️ Reading aloud uses different neural circuits than silent reading! This helps brain development & is why kids learn better by vocalizing words. Try reading out loud today to engage more brain pathways. 🧠 🗣️

#TherapyDogs offer real benefits for neurological & memory conditions. Could a furry companion help you? Check out this @BrainandLifeMag article to learn more: bit.ly/3GFhujE

Ending the week on a positive note! 💚 We appreciate all of the feedback and kind words. We're proud to make each experience as comfortable as possible for all patients!

Hot weather can worsen MS symptoms as body temperature rises. Stay cool with lightweight clothing, plenty of fluids, and AC when possible. Get expert MS care at Texas Neurology - call (214) 827-3610 ext. 2 to schedule your consultation. bit.ly/4lKlLRM

Evening & weekend MRI appointments available! Our advanced 3.0T & 1.5T GE HealthCare scanners offer superior imaging quality in DFW. Call 214-826-6700 to book today. bit.ly/3c8o4PO

Meet Lauren Siniscalchi, MSN, FNP-C! 🧠 A Vanderbilt grad and former U.S. Air Force Captain, Lauren brings neurology expertise and compassionate care to the Texas Neurology team. bit.ly/3Z8Q3Uh

Did you know that not every seizure requires a call to emergency services? ❗️ Learn how to confidently and safely support someone during a seizure, including when it's time to call 911. The @EpilepsyFdn offers free seizure first aid training: bit.ly/3TwUarJ

Fireworks, BBQs, and sunshine 💥 don’t let migraine triggers ruin your 4th! ✅ Hydrate 🍔 Avoid processed foods 🧢 Shield your eyes from sun + light 🍇 Bring safe snacks 😌 Take breaks when needed Happy Independence Day!

We love hearing your kind words! ☺️ 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

🚴‍♂️ In this episode of the @BrainandLifeMag podcast, Peloton instructor Bradley Rose shares his journey from stroke to recovery at age 32, and the hurdles he faced along the way. Dr. Sarah Song also offers expert advice on stroke care and prevention. 🎧 bit.ly/4lCl4tL

Need infusion treatment for MS, MG, CIDP, RA, or migraine?💉 Our certified team at Texas Neurology provides expert care in a comfortable setting. 📞 Call (214) 827-3610 ext. 5 or book via Patient Portal. bit.ly/3fAQZuF

#MealPrep is about more than just convenience. It can improve your #BrainHealth, too: hubs.la/Q03vd6Q80

In 1945, Sylvia Lawry placed an ad seeking hope for her brother with MS. That ad sparked a movement and led to the founding of the @mssociety. 80 years later, her legacy still drives progress. Read Sylvia’s powerful story: bit.ly/3TiFdIX

June is National Migraine & Headache Awareness Month 💜 an important time to highlight the 39 million Americans living with migraine. @amfmigraine is sharing resources all month long to raise awareness and support those affected. bit.ly/4kx1JKc #MHAM2025

Aging is natural, but staying sharp is possible. 🧠 Regular exercise, social connection, and sleep can help protect your memory and lower your Alzheimer’s risk. Check out more tips from @alzassociation: bit.ly/457Ru8o

The @NatAphasiaAssoc offers virtual support groups for people with Aphasia, caregivers, and professionals! 💻 Webinars and support groups span a variety of topics. Check out the next meeting on 6/25: bit.ly/45er5I6 #AphasiaAwareness

If you struggle with migraines, you don’t have to suffer! Our team will work with you to increase headache threshold while decreasing triggerability. Schedule your virtual or in-person visit today! ➡️ bit.ly/39jz7nS

Not all memory loss means Alzheimer’s disease, but it’s important to know the difference. Forgetting names occasionally could be normal while forgetting how to get home is more of a red flag. Seek medical attention if you notice significant memory loss. #AlzheimersAwareness