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... of Korea Sulforaphane-Enriched Broccoli Sprouts Pretreated by Pulsed Electric Fields Reduces Neuroinflammation and Ameliorates Scopolamine-Induced Amnesia in Mouse Brain through Its Antioxidant Ability via Nrf2-HO-1 Activation. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6458888/ Abstract Activated ...

... a relation between internal jugular vein incompetence or reflux and problems such as exertional and other headaches, or transient global amnesia. Negative results are the norm. However methods of assessing jugular vein and jugular vein valve incompetence and insufficiency are not using ...

... most common neurodegenerative, disabling disease in young adults. Other pathologies surveyed here include retinal abnormalities, Transient Global Amnesia, Transient Monocular Blindness, Ménière’s disease and Idiopathic Parkinson’s disease. It is the hypothesised vascular aspect of these conditions ...

... Side Effects: Dizziness, vertigo Fatigue and or tiredness Unsteadiness or incoordination Abnormal thinking, anxiety, hostility, confusion, amnesia, Depression, suicidal thoughts, mood changes Fluid accumulation in feet, edema of face or extremities Digestive distress, indigestion, loss ...

... or open surgical treatment of chronic venous obstruction in patients with a variety of pathologies including multiple sclerosis, transient global amnesia, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, transient monocular blindness, headaches, and spontaneous ...

... jugular vein valve insufficiency (weakened valves not ccsvi valves) could qualify, specifically thinking of patients with transient global amnesia having greater likelihood of IJV insufficiency. Great food for thought. Cece not just IRs use the word "lesion" to describe and "abnormality" ...

... jugular vein valve insufficiency (weakened valves not ccsvi valves) could qualify, specifically thinking of patients with transient global amnesia having greater likelihood of IJV insufficiency. Great food for thought.

... episodes with his doctor? What medication is he taking? Some medications, statins for example, can cause neurological symptoms such as temporary amnesia.

... the loss of memory is a bit concerning. Make sure to discuss this with his doctor. This loss of short term memory also happens in transient global amnesia, and may be related to his cerebral bloodflow, specifically the jugular veins return of blood to the heart. I began looking for answers for ...

What's SUPER cool is that the Taiwanese team, who have been looking at jugular reflux, jugular insufficiency and transient global amnesia, are also part of the research. http://www.thisisms.com/forum/chronic-cerebrospinal-venous-insufficiency-ccsvi-f40/topic14138.html One thing patients, ...

... and i have grey matter in my last mri scan. i have no alternative. Before tysabri i had 7 relapses per year, bad ones. vomiting, stroke symptoms, amnesia, speech and vision problem. My docs caused me anxiety problems since they want me off the drug. the alternative they give is jillenia. with ...

... those populations have been found with more frequent cough syncope [9,10]. Jugular venous reflux (JVR) is found frequently in transient global amnesia, [11] transient monocular blindness patients, [12] and elderly people with more severe age-related white matter changes [12]. JVR may occur ...

... drops lower than 165 mg/dL that it can cause symptoms of memory and cognitive impairment. Moreover, it describes cases of transient global amnesia associated with statin use. Statins can also interfere with hormones such as testosterone, estrogen and vitamin D as these are made from cholesterol. ...

I had a bike accident when I was 11. Wasnt wearing a helmet. Fell and hit my head so hard I got amnesia for about 24 hours. (Needless to say I dont remember any of it). I made a full recovery, but I had my 1st MS symptom at 16. Dx'd at 17. Totally fits the pattern of MS ...

About 10% of people have no jugular valves. People who get sudden global amnesia are more likely to have absent jugular valves, but that amnesia is rare and the vast majority of people with no jugular valves do not get it. CCSVI is relatively difficult to diagnose. ...