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Restless Leg Syndrome, neuromodulation..
Treatment was well tolerated, and no adverse events were reported. Our case series shows a potential role for self-administered taVNS in patients with severe pharmacoresistant RLS. Hartley S, Bao G, Russo A, Zagdoun M, Chevallier S, Lofaso F, Leotard A, Azabou E. Self-administered non-invasive vagus
Treatment was well tolerated, and no adverse events were reported. Our case series shows a potential role for self-administered taVNS in patients with severe pharmacoresistant RLS. Hartley S, Bao G, Russo A, Zagdoun M, Chevallier S, Lofaso F, Leotard A, Azabou E. Self-administered non-invasive vagus
House2
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 months ago
Vagal a fib
I listened to a cardiologist on utube. He mentioned vagal a fib. Does any one what this is? It seems to be a younger cohort but I presume it comes with the usual meds. How can you find out if you have it? I seem to be able to stop a fib attacks with vagal manoeuvres and sometimes my a fib is brought
I listened to a cardiologist on utube. He mentioned vagal a fib. Does any one what this is? It seems to be a younger cohort but I presume it comes with the usual meds. How can you find out if you have it? I seem to be able to stop a fib attacks with vagal manoeuvres and sometimes my a fib is brought
TillyBoss
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AF Association
2 months ago
Collagen powder and increased stiffness?
Recently, my husband experienced a distressing episode of extreme stiffness. He described it as a sensation of having someone squeeze him at the base of his brain (he had DBS in 2022), causing him to feel extremely stiff in his head, shoulders, neck and arms. In general, stiffness is his issue, but
Recently, my husband experienced a distressing episode of extreme stiffness. He described it as a sensation of having someone squeeze him at the base of his brain (he had DBS in 2022), causing him to feel extremely stiff in his head, shoulders, neck and arms. In general, stiffness is his issue, but
1rocketman
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
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#1 Symptom Reducer
I am a PwP and 56 years old. I'm a bit overwhelmed with all of the information, sometimes conflicting, out there regarding treatments and supplements. I am trying to determine what to try first. I am a predominantly tremor parkie. I exercise regularly & eat well. I take levadopa 25/100 4x a day.
I am a PwP and 56 years old. I'm a bit overwhelmed with all of the information, sometimes conflicting, out there regarding treatments and supplements. I am trying to determine what to try first. I am a predominantly tremor parkie. I exercise regularly & eat well. I take levadopa 25/100 4x a day.
staceysack
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
DBS??
I’m seriously considering DBS. Would love some feedback from people who have had it done.
I’m seriously considering DBS. Would love some feedback from people who have had it done.
CostaVal
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
addicted to C/L?
i have DBS 3.5 years ago.th DBS doing quite well during night time when i am completely off C/L feeling almost normal. when in the morning after taking 25/100 madopar when wearing off, my symptoms magnified, i become very off, my fingers jam together. so wearing off is much worse than being off, if
i have DBS 3.5 years ago.th DBS doing quite well during night time when i am completely off C/L feeling almost normal. when in the morning after taking 25/100 madopar when wearing off, my symptoms magnified, i become very off, my fingers jam together. so wearing off is much worse than being off, if
limcheeese22
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
DBS. Did it improve your life as much as you hoped?
Well I feel the DBS conveyor belt moving again, bringing me closer to the surgery date. I have an appointment with Professor Silverdale in a couple of weeks and I have questions to ask. Can anyone reading this who has had the surgery give me their honest thoughts as to whether the DBS surgery has improved
Well I feel the DBS conveyor belt moving again, bringing me closer to the surgery date. I have an appointment with Professor Silverdale in a couple of weeks and I have questions to ask. Can anyone reading this who has had the surgery give me their honest thoughts as to whether the DBS surgery has improved
gingerj
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
A new approach for treatment of subthreshold bipolar disorders: Targeted high dose levothyroxine+repetitive TMS for mitochondrial treatment
A very interesting paper. Difficult to grab any individual bits for discussion or introduction. The whole paper isn't very long. Even if bipolar disorders are not themselves of much direct interest, it might be worth a quick read because it discusses the control group as well and their ability to tolerate
A very interesting paper. Difficult to grab any individual bits for discussion or introduction. The whole paper isn't very long. Even if bipolar disorders are not themselves of much direct interest, it might be worth a quick read because it discusses the control group as well and their ability to tolerate
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
3 months ago
I’m scheduled to have DBS surgery February 29 - if you have had DBS, is there anything you wish you‘d known beforehand?
I want to prepare mentally (and physically) for the surgery, and would appreciate any input from members of this community who have had the experience of DBS surgery. Thank you in advance. Wayne
I want to prepare mentally (and physically) for the surgery, and would appreciate any input from members of this community who have had the experience of DBS surgery. Thank you in advance. Wayne
Megafone
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Kinder , Gentler and harmless Alternative of DBS
Seeking a kinder, gentler alternative, researchers from Korea's Yonsei University created minuscule magnets tagged with antibodies. The devices are known as nanoscale magnetic force actuators, or m-Torquers. These m-Torquers were injected into the subthalamic nucleus of mice with early- and late-stage
Seeking a kinder, gentler alternative, researchers from Korea's Yonsei University created minuscule magnets tagged with antibodies. The devices are known as nanoscale magnetic force actuators, or m-Torquers. These m-Torquers were injected into the subthalamic nucleus of mice with early- and late-stage
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Next NoSilverBullet webinar on 12th of February: Dr Raul Martinez on “The role of Focused Ultrasound in the management of Parkinson's”
I am delighted to announce that our next NoSilverBullet Zoom webinar will be taking place at 7.30pm London time on Monday, the 12th of February. Dr Raul Martinez Will be talking to us about “The role of Focused Ultrasound in the management of Parkinson's Disease”. Please use the Eventbrite link below
I am delighted to announce that our next NoSilverBullet Zoom webinar will be taking place at 7.30pm London time on Monday, the 12th of February. Dr Raul Martinez Will be talking to us about “The role of Focused Ultrasound in the management of Parkinson's Disease”. Please use the Eventbrite link below
Michel0220
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Cure Parkinson's
3 months ago
Does deep brain stimulation help with cognitive problems in Parkinson's disease? Theta frequency STN-DBS boosts working memory
Does deep brain stimulation help with cognitive problems in Parkinson's disease? Theta frequency STN-DBS boosts working memory, a key cognitive process often impaired in PD. https://academic.oup.com/brain/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/brain/awad433/7513222?login=false
Does deep brain stimulation help with cognitive problems in Parkinson's disease? Theta frequency STN-DBS boosts working memory, a key cognitive process often impaired in PD. https://academic.oup.com/brain/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/brain/awad433/7513222?login=false
nednedned
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Vagal Nerve stimulation (video)
... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ba5zyMo9VY
... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ba5zyMo9VY
House2
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Parkinson’s and vagal nerve stimulation, promising human studies.
RESULTS: PD patients showed instable gait with insufficient range of motion during usual walking. [u]
Active taVNS improved gait characteristics including step length, stride velocity, stride length, and step length variability compared with sham taVNS after completion of the 7-day therapy.
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RESULTS: PD patients showed instable gait with insufficient range of motion during usual walking. [u]
Active taVNS improved gait characteristics including step length, stride velocity, stride length, and step length variability compared with sham taVNS after completion of the 7-day therapy.
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House2
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
AAV-GAD Gene Therapy
Did anyone hear of AAV-GAD gene therapy? I have a chance to get into a phase 1/2 trial, but information is somewhat limited. The original developing company went bankrupt, and a new company bought the rights to the therapy. The trails are being held at reputable sites like Yale, Columbia , and Cornell
Did anyone hear of AAV-GAD gene therapy? I have a chance to get into a phase 1/2 trial, but information is somewhat limited. The original developing company went bankrupt, and a new company bought the rights to the therapy. The trails are being held at reputable sites like Yale, Columbia , and Cornell
JohnP65
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
Understanding listening time at certain Db?
Hi guys, So, I'm trying to understand how things work with noise levels and HOW LONG I can listen for. I do gigs for 1 hour at a time approximately 8 times per week. These are nearly all solo gigs in care homes. For many years I did this with amplified acoustic instruments and what I thought to
Hi guys, So, I'm trying to understand how things work with noise levels and HOW LONG I can listen for. I do gigs for 1 hour at a time approximately 8 times per week. These are nearly all solo gigs in care homes. For many years I did this with amplified acoustic instruments and what I thought to
Fulltimemuso
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Tinnitus UK
4 months ago
Has anyone tried “compassionate use” or “right to try” laws?
I’m getting pretty desperate here as hubby can no longer tolerate any dopamine therapy. He’s only 61, can barely speak or walk, and I have to help him with almost everything. There’s actually not much out there on the horizon, but considering trying it with Buntanetap or neflamapimod (for Lewy Body
I’m getting pretty desperate here as hubby can no longer tolerate any dopamine therapy. He’s only 61, can barely speak or walk, and I have to help him with almost everything. There’s actually not much out there on the horizon, but considering trying it with Buntanetap or neflamapimod (for Lewy Body
LeharLover62
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Cure Parkinson's
5 months ago
Treatment for severe OCD
I've undergone surgery for my bad OCD. It helped quite well. I know the FDA has accepted the newer operation type, Deep Brain Stimulation, to offer us, OCD sufferers. I don't exactly know what it is said about DBS in FDA's guidelines, but they consider this surgery as an exception if no other method
I've undergone surgery for my bad OCD. It helped quite well. I know the FDA has accepted the newer operation type, Deep Brain Stimulation, to offer us, OCD sufferers. I don't exactly know what it is said about DBS in FDA's guidelines, but they consider this surgery as an exception if no other method
languageteacher
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My OCD Community
5 months ago
LENS Neurofeedback Low Energy Neurofeedback System update.
I have had agoraphobia for the past 4 1/2 years. What has helped me may not be available in your area. It is called LENS Neurofeedback. LENS stands for Low Energy Neurofeedback System. It is different from traditional Neurofeedback in that it introduces a low current into your brain rather than just
I have had agoraphobia for the past 4 1/2 years. What has helped me may not be available in your area. It is called LENS Neurofeedback. LENS stands for Low Energy Neurofeedback System. It is different from traditional Neurofeedback in that it introduces a low current into your brain rather than just
gajh
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Anxiety and Depression Support
5 months ago
HELLO POM POM SHAKERS: IT’S ANOTHER BIG WEEKEND!!!!
Having just digested the most recent post from the HU Glitterati who enjoyed the Monsal Trail last week (hopefully they have digested the Sunday Lunch and, for some, Bakewell Tart and Pudding!), the scene moves to Manchester. All of our HU A Listers who are turning out on Sunday are running the Manchester
Having just digested the most recent post from the HU Glitterati who enjoyed the Monsal Trail last week (hopefully they have digested the Sunday Lunch and, for some, Bakewell Tart and Pudding!), the scene moves to Manchester. All of our HU A Listers who are turning out on Sunday are running the Manchester
Beachcomber66
Half Marathon
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Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
20 days ago
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