My turn!
My turn!
Last friday it was my turn, with Dr Sclafani.
I had blocages in Left Jugular, Azygos(18mm big!) and Illiac,
The day after, the fatigue was gone, and I already had less spasticity in my legs.
since I didnt have any headaches too.
Now I got a flu, so every muscle of my body is hurting, but even with that I feel better than before
Thanks to Dr Sclafani and his team at AAC.
I had blocages in Left Jugular, Azygos(18mm big!) and Illiac,
The day after, the fatigue was gone, and I already had less spasticity in my legs.
since I didnt have any headaches too.
Now I got a flu, so every muscle of my body is hurting, but even with that I feel better than before
Thanks to Dr Sclafani and his team at AAC.
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ANOTHER flu/cold, etc...!!??
Just a a curiosity, maybe someone could do a poll to see how many people had the treatment and did/did not get sick soon afterward.
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Re: My turn!
Congrats Mathd! much healing in the future....Mathd wrote: Now I got a flu, so every muscle of my body is hurting, but even with that I feel better than before
I hate to keep dwelling on this, but A LOT of people are reporting flu symptoms right after the procedure. I was really sick afterwards. Not to hijack your thread, but I wonder what's behind this..?
From what LymeNurse has been suggesting, it could be a flood of whatever bad stuff/toxins have built up in the brain that have been 'liberated' as well by the improved blood flow. Or it could be undiagnosed Lyme and a Herx response! That might be a little more out there. I always thought it was a result of travelling and planes and being exposed to exotic (NY) viruses but I do hear a lot of reports.
When I went to Brooklyn for treatment, every other member of my family came down with a bad cold except for me!!
When I went to Brooklyn for treatment, every other member of my family came down with a bad cold except for me!!
Wow, that is wonderful!!
About the flu symptoms, flu is always an immune reaction to get the body rid of toxins... NOW, remember guys!!! remember your first MS flare up, don;t you remember that few weeks before your had a long flu?!! Don't you remember if you have been RRMS, that every relapse started with a flu? That is how it worked with me... and then, in between relpases, I would symply never get sick with normal colds... maybe that's because my immune system was turned off...
I am not saying flu causes relapse, I am just thinking MAYBE MS is really a caused by a pathogen that the immune system is trying to fight and with the CCSVI procedure, more blood is flowing in so more immune cells can go attack whatever is causing the veins to block...
Keep searching guys, TIMS may have the Nobel prize before those big labs still ooking for answers...
About the flu symptoms, flu is always an immune reaction to get the body rid of toxins... NOW, remember guys!!! remember your first MS flare up, don;t you remember that few weeks before your had a long flu?!! Don't you remember if you have been RRMS, that every relapse started with a flu? That is how it worked with me... and then, in between relpases, I would symply never get sick with normal colds... maybe that's because my immune system was turned off...
I am not saying flu causes relapse, I am just thinking MAYBE MS is really a caused by a pathogen that the immune system is trying to fight and with the CCSVI procedure, more blood is flowing in so more immune cells can go attack whatever is causing the veins to block...
Keep searching guys, TIMS may have the Nobel prize before those big labs still ooking for answers...
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Oh, no! That would mean: CCSVI is a cause of auto-immunity. No, it can't be true. Slow blood flow? Immune cells having a hard time getting around and being kept busy cleaning up apoptosis messes? Apoptosis messes all over the place on account of low oxygen levels? Quick. Get out the blinkers. I hear nothing. I see nothing. Triple blind me, hurry!
BTW congratulations on getting your veins freed up, and I wish you every success in recovery from your symptoms. Flu-like, huh? I sure remember *that* from my interferon days.
BTW congratulations on getting your veins freed up, and I wish you every success in recovery from your symptoms. Flu-like, huh? I sure remember *that* from my interferon days.
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