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Electroencephalogram (EEG)

In 1975 the first sleep study was performed. An article on fibromyalgia appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in 1987, written by a physician named Goldenberg.

I beg you, please help me. For the first 22 years of my life, I never had any trouble sleeping—I used to wake up feeling rested, energized, and ready to exercise. I had no idea just how amazing that “normal” feeling really was, until it vanished. Now, even after sleeping 9–10 hours, I still feel exhausted

I regularly self inject B12 and have found that once a month seems to work well for me. However, I had my injection just over a week ago, I normally feel absolutely fine on this, however 2 days later I felt hyper, the next day I felt extremely tired, then I had 3 days of feeling normal, and then yesterday

Hi everyone.. Firstly I want to apologise for this long post. I guess it all started roughly 16 years ago and to this day, for me 2009 only had 363 days I day as completely gone from existence. The symptoms I experienced then and still continue have are, severe headaches everyday which only increase

Epileptologist examines patient MRI and electroencephalogram. doctor reading patient chart Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS) At first, SPMS follows the same course as RRMS. Over time however, the disease worsens with fewer relapses and a more steady progression of symptoms.

After 2 1/2yrs with GP adjusting just Amlodipine and Ramipril doses, I insisted on seeing a cardiologist as my faith in GP had waned totally. Today the cardiologist put my mind at a degree of rest in just 20 minutes after a long period of concern and anxiety. Having continually told GP that Amlodipine

In some cases it may be unclear whether a blackout is due to Syncope or Epilepsy and you could be referred to a neurologist. The symptoms of some faints can appear like a seizure or fit, hence the confusion between Reflex Syncope and epilepsy. Accurate diagnosis rests on the circumstances of the episode

Hello everyone, sorry if I didn't reply to all your questions. I got dragged into Bath on Friday by my daughter to do christmas shopping ( completely wore me out). Just to let you know gp rang me eventually and prescribed 75mcg, daily, blood test in 8 weeks and eeg to check out my racing heart. So

Classification: Awake: Normal Sleep: Not obtained ECG: Normal sinus rhythm Clinical Interpretation: Normal EEG in wakefulness. Kindly correlate clinically. EEG Findings: EEG was done using the modified 10-20 international system of electrode placement. Computerized analysis of the recording

Hey 37 years old male, copd none smoker, very frequent hospital visits with pneumonia and admissions. Copd due to birth issues and asthma. Under a number of consultants at a Merseyside hospital. Recently discharged after a bout of pneumonia. last week went on a walk with the gf and on a incline

hey 37 years old male, copd none smoker, very frequent hospital visits with pneumonia and admissions. Copd due to birth issues and asthma. Under a number of consultants at a Merseyside hospital. Recently discharged after a bout of pneumonia. last week went on a walk with the gf and on a incline.

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Went to the ER about 2 months ago suspecting I had a stroke. MRI and all blood work (a lot of tests) all negative, was sent to a neuro 3 days later and diagnosed FND. Questions for the community: - Docs seem supremely confident this is FND but to my knowledge, no EEG or anything related to screening

I had a review last week regarding my thyroid medication. The Dr refused to increase T4 due to suppressed TSH, despite my FT3 & FT4 being low in range. 'Guidelines' were mentioned.I agreed to an endo appointment, but pointed out the one I had in 2021 where he said 'if she feels well, leave her alone

Hi there, I am from austria, 32 years old, and I got a neurological disease in june 2024, I was 16 days in hospital. It start with cognitive disfunctions. On next day with symptomatic like stroke. On my right side, it starts down my feet and goes up to my head. When it reaches the head I cant speak

First of All thank you for your advice in the last post. I emailed the CEO of the hospital last week regarding hubby's health and there failure and neglect. But then Head of Adult learning disabilities contacted me. I explained it was not a learning disabilities problem. Waited until Tuesday but still

Woke up Friday as normal hubby got up at 10.45am and went to bathroom 11.07am he rang the bell (I have place doorbell clickers around the house since his stroke) went upstairs to find him gripping the door frame unable to move. Dripping in sweat Me and my son managed to usher him to the bed. And I said

I have requested physiotherapy, CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), EEG (electroencephalogram), and fMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging). I will keep everyone updated and let know how it goes. This is my last hope in the medical world before I go to a natural approach. Wish me good luck.

My husband is 78 and in Nov. 2022 he had 3 horrible spells of nausea following some dizziness first thing upon waking about 10 days apart and some lesser ones in between. 5 months later we finally got into see a heart specialist and after 5 days with an at home heart monitor, it was determined his heart

Hello All, My mum (68) went into hospital for routine surgery and went into cardiac arrest due to difficult intubation. Her heart stopped beating for 10 minutes. They started CPR (and bagged her) immediately and she had a weak pulse throughout but machine was registering no heart beat. They think she