I heard of a case that goes like this.
This fellow went to Poland, a last ditch effort, as his neuro wanted to put him on a full suite fo Chemo to try and stop his MS which was out of control completely. He was going down fast.
The Doctors in Poland did the liberation treatment on. one of his IJV was squished flat and the opened it up and got his blood flowing.
He has gone in one week from going down into the abyss, to starting to jog. One week.
When I talked to him and asked when his MS started, he said that about 5 years ago he got hit in the side of the throat by a hockey puck as he tended goal. It knocked him out and then a couple of years later his MS staarted
When he asked the doctors which side the did the liberation on, it was exactly where he had been hit by the puck.
This tells me that the stenosis of veins may not alwasy be congenital in origin.
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LANDMARK CASE ???? A link ???
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My 'MS' started the day after I had spent the night not sleeping, trying to use a wooden couch-arm as a pillow. My weight (then considerable) was on my neck. I had a numb pinkie after that, which I still have. Does that make me PPMS?
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Not a doctor.
"I'm still here, how 'bout that? I may have lost my lunchbox, but I'm still here." John Cowan Hartford (December 30, 1937 – June 4, 2001)
That is just about verbatim the circumtstances for my first exacerbation. I worked all night.. slept between two chairs with my neck bent. Started getting pins and needles and numbness the next day. had a complete bout about two days later.1eye wrote:My 'MS' started the day after I had spent the night not sleeping, trying to use a wooden couch-arm as a pillow. My weight (then considerable) was on my neck. I had a numb pinkie after that, which I still have. Does that make me PPMS?
About 6 months after varicose vein surgery, bilateral legs, my first "attack" happened in my legs. I'm sure V. Veins are an indication of venous insufficiency. There's got to be "other" triggers along with the congenital aspect. They HAVE identified the chromosome location for venous disease:
"Genetic research proved in August ,2009 that people with MS have a defective chromosome 6p21.32 venous disease. It was only released to the public on April 28,2010, after the Annual Neurological meeting in Toronto, Canada."
It seems that the Cause of this disease/congenital condition/result of trauma is-proving to be very complicated.
"Genetic research proved in August ,2009 that people with MS have a defective chromosome 6p21.32 venous disease. It was only released to the public on April 28,2010, after the Annual Neurological meeting in Toronto, Canada."
It seems that the Cause of this disease/congenital condition/result of trauma is-proving to be very complicated.
