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The symptoms that occur before, during, and after a migraine, as well as what might trigger an episode and the medications available to treat this complex neurological disorder, set it apart from any other type of headache. Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, provides exceptional care for a wide range […]

Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman, in practice at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, offers highly effective and comprehensive care for numerous neurological disorders. He is often tasked with helping individuals and their loved ones navigate the twists and turns of dementia. Dr. Lerman explains that the physical, emotional, and social changes related to progressive types

Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman and his team at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, provide state-of-the-art inpatient services, as well as comprehensive outpatient care and rehab during your recovery from stroke. Here they explain what occurs during the two most common types of strokes, their likely causes, and the immediate and long-term treatments that can

Parkinson’s disease affects about one million Americans and 10 million people worldwide. With 60,000 new cases annually, it’s second only to Alzheimer’s as the most frequently diagnosed neurodegenerative disease in the United States. Board-certified neurologist Andrew Lerman, MD, of Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, is well-known for developing highly effective, personalized care strategies for progressive

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that about three million adults in the United States have epilepsy. However, despite advances in our understanding of epilepsy and the medications available to treat it, the Epilepsy Foundation reports that at least 33% of adults do not have an optimal response to medication therapy. Dr.

Even during the early days of the pandemic, doctors noted an increase in strokes among patients who had been diagnosed with COVID-19. And in many cases, COVID-related strokes occurred in individuals under age 50 who otherwise had a fairly mild reaction to the virus. Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman, at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida,