Thursday, 11 November 2010

Placebo/drug trials for ms

If a drug is trialed against a placebo, how are they possitively sure that the actual drug has not had a placebo effect.

Wednesday, 10 November 2010

my mess/ms: my mess

my mess/ms: my mess: "Hi! I was diagnosed, in 2000 MRI of having MS (Multiple schlerosis). This was based on a positive MRI. Today this diagnosis I totally refute..."

A mess of drugs

I have just looked up some side effect of drugs used to treat todays MS particularly gabapentin and 7 others, the results are incredulous, as a lot off side effects are indicative of ms itself, so a drug that is prescribed to solve one problem causes another that appears to be caused by ms itself. Crazy no wonder no-one knows whats going on, its so overcomplicated. Where in my case my underlying problem, which after acupuncture moved some of my bladder problems out of the way, and a lot of psychological stuff which included some acute anxieties, I finally got down to my problem, my Atlas which had caused so many knock on effects, amazing and very complex, wow!!!

Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Yet another angle

Lymes
Caused by a bite from a tick, leaves sometimes a bullseye shaped mark which maybe painless.

After rash symptoms may be

fever
headache
swollen lymph glands
muscle and joint pain
general feeling unwell

If not treated promptly
fever
headaches
stiff neck
joint swelling
fatigue
joint pain
knee pain
arthritis

A blood test can confirm diagnosis

Well I didnt know that

Hi!

Lupus can be drug induced, well I didnt know that, wrong diagnosis.com is so informative.
Lupus usually occurs in young adulthood, people prone to the disease are hispanic/black descent plus those who take beta blockers.

periodic attacck/flare ups

All individuals are different (one size doesn't fit all)

Butterfly rash on face maynot occur

Symptoms may include

fever
seizures
anemia
photophobic (what that is I dont know)
painfull swollen joints
rash from sun exposure
hairloss

There is no one particular test that can be done, a doctor would go by medical history.
There is a lot more reading on it, but blow that for a game of soldiers

Monday, 8 November 2010

Open those floodgates

Hi! I do lots of skimming research (no big reading) on the Atlas, apparently the symptoms of a misaligned atlas are sinus problems,asthma, tinnitus, allergies, neck pain, balance problems plusnervous tension, fatigue, knee paintrigeminal neuralgia, cervical & lumber pain problems, arm pain, hip pain, lower back pain, numbness, fibromyalgia.


In my case it has also effected blood flow, as mine has increased remarkably, I have read it can effect blood flow, kind of makes sense to the CCSVI theory in ms, I dont doubt at all that there will be a large number with restricted blood flow.

I have found many many answers to many many questions, I'm so glad I only take notice of my own investigations.

The plot thickens

Regarding MS I have thrown the rule book out, and so they should too.

These could be possible factors, especially if MRI and Lumber puncture is clear.

Lymes Diseases, caused by a bite from a tick,
Lupus
Hughes Syndrome
Lymphatic system
Pressure points (effected with stress)
Bladder meridian (acupucture speak)
Misalined Atlas (that causes spine to eventually twist and many other problems)
Then throw in the Psychological problems that are caused, by diagnosis  just even waiting in limbo.

When is someone going to join up the dots, oh when, I've joined mine up, not easy but I got there.