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And just remember the old fall back, this vein is broken and I want it fixed! Yes, doc I have MS but this problem is slowing blood draining from my brain. Oh by the way, I think it will help my MS! :) its not that easy. another surgeon told me he used to close veins during complex operations, somet...

Nice petition, but i think wording is VERY important here, if we dont want to be attacked. my few cents: - MS is still an autoimmune illness! dont say its not... - deformities are not just in jugular veins ... - not just stents were used ( ballons also) - "to allow the free movement of blood to the ...

and vica versa... i went to a top level vascular surgeon and he said its very interesting, but he does not know anything about MS. he cant decide wheter its true or not. he said he must be convinced by an MS neurologist in order to step forward... but the neurologist wont understand a word about the...

the important thing is that mine symptoms came right after a bending down! which clearly shows that there was a vascular origin Same thing happened to me. One side became very weak and I couldn't control it very well. Went to the hospital and they said that they thought I may have had a mini-stroke....

My first sign of MS was a vascular issue… In 2000 I had a stroke-like attack: I fully bended down and when i took an upright position again 4-5 seconds later my left arm started to crooking on its own and my left leg started to stretching out. I was felling to the ground and started to shout for hel...

just an idea: What about asking money from ultrasound maker companies? They could develop a special ultrasound machine which has special program to detect abnormal venous flows it would be a great business for them considering that ultrasonic deivces are quite obsolote in the US compared to europe I...

could someone please provide a link to these videos? that would be nice
thank you
alex

hello from a newbie :) In looking thru the piles of CCSVI papers I've printed off, it appears that the jugulars are primarly used when in the supine (laying down) position. In the upright position, the spinal epidural and vertebral veins carry the drainage load. It absolutely makes sense. I have alw...