The nervous system controls nearly all functions of the body—from movement and thinking to sensory perception. Neurological disorders such as stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and migraine can be diagnosed more accurately when detected early with MRI, allowing physicians to begin targeted and more effective treatment sooner.

Proper preparation before an MRI scan is essential to ensure safety and obtain clear, high-quality images. Patients should refrain from eating and drinking as instructed, remove all metal accessories, and inform the physician if they have any metal implants in their body. Correct preparation helps physicians make accurate diagnoses and effectively reduces risks associated with the examination.

Alzheimer’s disease is not solely a matter of age—it is also influenced by long-term lifestyle habits. Taking care of your brain starting today, such as getting enough sleep, exercising regularly, and having periodic brain check-ups, can effectively help reduce the risk of dementia.