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Perfect thanks!
I will go over that this weekend.

ok here is my response from a skeptical perspective (afraid i can't answer effectively, just have a bunch of questions!). i am completely fine with taking on that list one single question at a time. ps at some stage, might need to move this info over to a more closely aligned non-invasive topic! Th...

My experience with ND is very limited. I talked with the one above and decided to go ahead with the CP. Well... Here my "food" for the next 3 months. I just realised I have no idea when to take the stuff (besides Mg and Vit D - you told me already :) Do you have any idea when to take the o...

sounds good :) wish us luck getting out of the office tomorrow pm with a plain old requisition - and nothing more in additional expensive time/treatment commitments or product sales! Good luck!!! I will probably leave my chiropractor because of this "treatment commitment" stuff... Once mo...

jimmylegs wrote: (update - just googled. smh.)

LOL!!! I did have a laugh!
Thanks for checking her background. More news soon ;)

let me know if all of that makes sense :) Perfect!!! Thanks a lot :) I have a chat soon with a doctor for the Coimbra Protocol (https://www.doctorpinkleton.com/coimbra/). On the website says "Doctor Pinkleton was the 5th doctor in the United States to be trained in the protocol." I have n...

thx for checking in :) 1. exactly what chemical form of magnesium have you been using (link to label if you can pls) 2. how do you time its daily intake wrt the 10K vit d3? Thanks for the heads up. I'm quite worried about the Coimbra protocol (CP) because it has to be well monitored... 1. I'm takin...

i can't tell if you have received the msg above. Yes I did. I have been investigating it. Also Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES). They both give the same symptoms and are difficult to diagnose. I do have lesions on my brain - consistent with MS (that's what the report says). No ev...

Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome (2015) Reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) is an underappreciated and poorly understood cause of thunderclap headache (TCH). RCVS Treatment Calcium channel blocker, magnesium, analgesia, avoid triggers Never had heard about that!!! Almo...

And how are you feeling? The same.. It might be a relapse :( I have no idea. I'm experiencing episodes of 1-2 hours. Then I feel normal once the pain is gone.... (in the literature this is called I think MS paroxysmal symptoms). Carbamazepine appears to be very effective but I don't want to bump up...

Thanks all for the replies! So I proposed an echo doppler to my doctor but he sent me for a CTA... Everything normal according to the doctor that read the CTA - They only look at the arteries though. :( Anyway, I sent the CTA to the doctor who originally performed the venoplasty, and as far as he ca...

Your seem to be following the best and perhaps only course of action available to you at this time. Do you have a medical background? Just curious, when you say "My doctor was against this" what exactly was the doctor against? I have no medical background (no drug formation). What I know ...

ElliotB wrote:What are your options?

I'm going to see my doctor today and see if he can refer me to do a echocardiography (echo color doppler). I have no idea how to check the overall condition of the IJVs.

This was nearly a year ago now? If the sinuses pool together, then the flow can go out either side so a blockage there might not be critical as long as both jugular veins are functional. The images were posted in this forum exactly 2 weeks after the procedure. I did experience some benefits on freq...

jimmylegs wrote: i am curious about your serum magnesium status before and after this procedure.

The doctor did not do any blood tests So I can't comment on that...