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Condition guides

Guides to the conditions we're asked about most.

If your symptoms have lasted or have not improved, these guides can help you learn the terms and prepare questions. Start with the guide that best matches your concern. Then call (775) 507-2000 to ask whether GBH may fit your needs.

What these guides cover, and why they exist.

Gates Brain Health works with many chronic neurological and autoimmune concerns. These include balance problems, symptoms after a concussion, memory changes, thyroid autoimmunity, and movement disorders. The guides answer questions that patients often ask.

Each guide explains the condition, common symptoms, and how clinicians assess it. The guides also tell you when symptoms need emergency care instead of an office visit.

These pages educate. They do not diagnose.

Reading about a condition can help you describe what you feel and prepare questions. It cannot tell you what causes your symptoms. Many conditions share the same symptoms, so a clinician must assess your case.

Finding a condition here does not mean you have it. It also does not promise that care at GBH will help that condition. The topic appears here because patients ask about it.

When you're ready, call and describe your situation.

If a guide sounds like your concern, call (775) 507-2000 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. You can also call if your concern is not listed. Dr. Randall Gates, D.C., DACNB, considers each case on its own. A free consultation is the usual first step before an exam.

The services and treatment pages explain the evaluation and ongoing care.

Questions

Common questions

Does having a guide here mean the practice treats that condition?

No. The guides teach you about each condition. They do not show whether GBH can help your case. Call the office and ask.

My condition isn't listed. Should I still call?

Yes. The guides cover common questions, not every concern the practice sees. Call (775) 507-2000 and describe your concern. The practice considers each case on its own.

Sources

Primary references used on this page

  1. Gates Brain Health public website: ConditionsAccessed 2026-07-15.

Next step

Ask whether this practice fits your needs.

Call the office to ask how the free consultation works and what happens next. Keep health details for the phone call or your visit.

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