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Comprising a complicated network in charge of controlling and organising all body actions, the neurological system—also known as the nervous system—is The central nervous system (CNS). 

Comprising sensory data, ideas, emotions, and commands for movement, the brain serves as a control centre. Peripheral system nerves send messages to and from muscles, organs, and tissues, therefore allowing reactions to both internal and exterior stimuli.
Essential processes, including respiration, reflexes, balance, memory, voluntary movement, and heart rate control, are under control by this system. Damage, infection, genetic abnormalities, or degenerative diseases all can cause disruptions to the neurological system that lead to major problems such as epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, stroke, or multiple sclerosis.
Diagnosing neurological problems calls for physical exams, MRI or CT scan imaging, and nerve conduction investigations. The particular condition will determine the course of treatment; it may call for physical therapy, medication, surgery, or rehabilitation. Daily operation and general well-being depend on a strong neurological system.