Experiences with

Neurological conditions

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience of neurological conditions alongside endo - I was diagnosed with endo 6 or 7 years ago but recently have been having all these weird spasms started off in my neck and head and now they go all down my back and legs, they've got worse (have been to GP and

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.

The connection may be due to shared mechanisms between musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. For example, the rigidity and muscle stiffness associated with Parkinson's disease can contribute to the development of symptoms similar to frozen shoulder.

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!!!

In patients with neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's and those with higher insulin resistance, this energy gap is usually much more severe Stephen Cunnane a professor from Sherborne, Canada has published extensively on this subject.

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.

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

13 neurological, blood, and heart-related medical conditions

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.

Got to have Vascular surgery in the next few weeks. Bloods showed up that T3 and T4 were out of kilter. I don't think I have been taking enough (Thyroid - S) I have now increased the dose - Do we think that will do the job or do I need something else to boost things along?

hello, I’ve been floating on this website since May last year as I noticed a blurred spot in my right eye, which initially the ophthalmologist department thought was cnvm. It’s just off centre vision. I got a call to come in for an injection as I had a pigment epithelial detachment probably due to liquid

Posted for the first time the other day on a thread and felt it really helpful, so posting here today, just seeing if anyone else shares these sort of symptoms. My previous post talked about having multiple forms of tinnitus, but infrequently, in the sense that sometimes I will get a tuning fork type

Hello all, interesting research going on targeting graves thyroid antibodies (trab) and TED [i]Phase 3 Study to Assess Batoclimab in Participants with Active Thyroid Eye Disease[/i] https://www.hra.nhs.uk/planning-and-improving-research/application-summaries/research-summaries/phase-3-study-to-assess-batoclimab-in-participants-with-active-thyroid-eye-disease

Hi it’s just a suggestion but do you think an index and explanation of each of the acronyms would be helpful to understand what they all mean eg SLT, IRIDOTOMY, tubes.. can’t even remember that one😅. @

Hi all, Just looking for advice from anyone about this as on reading up about it, it appears one of the side effects can be irregular heart rate....which I don't need as I'm having lots of issues with the old AF. I've recently been told I have MGUS just to add to the mix and people with this condition

Hey everyone, I’ve been suffering for months with health problems and all my tests came back fine. I’ve had constant nausea, fatigue, rashes and pain and it’s been a real problem. I had an ultrasound and they told me I have gallbladder polyps and I’ve been scheduled in to speak to a specialist in April