Experiences with

Neurological conditions

Hopefully the link will work: https://www.efna.net/invisible-issues-survey/ It takes about 5 mins to complete and deals with symptoms and consequences of "invisible issue" neurological conditions, including RLS.

I got the autumn one because of epilepsy, but it looks as though neurological conditions aren’t on the spring list.

Is this the only community that discusses neurological conditions? or is there a better forum elsewhere? This doesn’t seem active at all.

We all know how important exercise is for neurological conditions so I followed the conditions of a randomised American clinical trial comparing aerobic training with balance training. The participants spent 30 minutes five times a week for four weeks on a static bike.

I’ve looked at the .gov.uk website and in one place it includes epilepsy under neurological conditions, in another place it doesn’t. I did have an in invitation from my GP for flu, but not for Covid. I’m under 65, so don’t qualify through age. Confused…..

I suspect this is from his spinal mets as he has no history of diabetes or other neurological conditions. He takes gabapentin but unsure how much relief it provides. Thanks for any input!!!

I think this response is off base for a number of reasons and reveals a total lack of understanding of the nature of neurological conditions and their development. It occurs to me that more context might be useful here, but any comments are appreciated.

13 neurological, blood, and heart-related medical conditions

• Before Bed (for Neurological Conditions): • For those with neurological conditions, taking TUDCA before bed can help maintain blood levels overnight, supporting continuous neuroprotection.

I have just come across a post from some time ago which I printed off about homeopathic remedies for neurological conditions, I subsequently sent for four different remedies but then got cold feet and decided not to take them and threw them away! Perhaps I was too hasty?

Neurologist also mentioned that my vision disturbances can be explained by TED and not any neurological conditions because of normal MRI and normal visual neurological tests.

I know there are lots of rare neurological conditions but I wonder why the question could not have included “or any rare neurological condition”. To be fair there was a further question along the lines of “Is there anything else we should be aware of”? It’s been a busy few days.

I have been on gabapentin for a little over two years. I had my cholesterol checked and my LDL went from 70 to 125. Has any body had that happen and do you think it was from the gabapentin? If so did you switch to another medication and what was it?

Hi I have been on antibiotics for a uti, first one didn’t do anything now on trimethoprim. I know steroids make it hard sometimes to fight off infections but how long am I probably looking at? I was on antibiotics in October for a chest infection and it did clear it. Any help appreciated and also something

Hello again all you lovely people....I posted here a few weeks ago re: my hubby Baz who has CLL and is on acalabrutinib for 2 years and feeling well. I joined to ask a question regarding his raised bilirubin levels which were at 66.......it was mentioned about Gilbert's syndrome which we had never heard

The validity of tests using fingerprick blood samples has long been questioned. Some claiming they are unusably awful. Others claiming tests are as good as those done on venous blood. It is good to see a paper which has researched the questions. Unfortunately, while they did include TSH, they did not

hi just had a lung scan and told I have one small module and fibrosis no symptoms was just wondering if anyone else on here has same problems and what medication do they take got to go for a lung function test Another scan in February to see if the module has grown any information would be appreciated

So yesterday got home to a letter from Neurovascular who had seen my scans for GCA and apparently now I have a small aneurysm in one of the arteries in my head but they are leaving it alone since the risk of intervention is higher than the risk of a bleed - anyone else have one ? I have a chest X-ray

following cataract and I stent surgery 2weeks ago ,I have been using 1 ohial of eye drops per eye. Previously told that 1phial would do for both eyes I understand about cross infection but was wondering how long I need to use separate phials for each eye Obviously getting through double the amount

Hi, in persistent AF (cardioversion in 2 weeks) on meds for HF and suffer from Raynaud's.So cold presently and find it really difficult to keep warm, hands and feet suffer mainly and are cold as ice but feel it throughout my body, think the meds are making things worse (bisoprolol, dapagaflozin, ramipril