Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a condition where patients experience neurological symptoms that cannot be explained by traditional medical tests. These symptoms can include weakness, tremors, or seizures, but they arise from problems in how the brain functions rather than from structural issues. This means that while the symptoms are real and can be very distressing, they do not stem from physical damage to the nervous system. People with FND often find that their symptoms can be triggered by stress or emotional factors. Treatment typically involves a combination of therapies, including physical therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and sometimes medication. Understanding and support from healthcare providers and loved ones are crucial for managing this complex disorder.