Anyone researching fibromyalgia
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He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.
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Isn't it just a dumpword the physicians use for any symptoms they cannot properly diagnose?
I am looking into long Covid. A friend of mine knocked it out of the park by contracting vaccine induced multiple sclerosis. I can’t beat that. (Jokes aside, it really sucks. Guy’s in his prime and his body is failing.)
@ResearchCat Dr. Muculloh is having success with Long Covid/ vax injury with his protocol (which includes Iver).
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He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.
@ResearchCat I believe there’s a reasonable amount of research into that as far as bio regulators go. Things like cortexin, cerebrolysin, p021 and a couple others i dont recall.
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@ResearchCat Dr. Muculloh is having success with Long Covid/ vax injury with his protocol (which includes Iver).
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He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.
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He doesn’t have MS exactly. It is a highly progressive neurodegenerative disease that looks somewhere between MS and ALS, and his doctor isn’t sure despite loads of testing. His health is rapidly deteriorating.
@ResearchCat
I agree with Ogsteve...jump on the Cerebrolysin as soon as possible. Someone may have to go out of country to get it, customs is cracking down. P21 is next in line, a little easier to get. -
Sorry, that was a joke, but apparently too dry. I was jumping on the inference that someone was ‘researching’, as in purposefully contracting, fibromyalgia.
The part about my friend, sadly, is true.
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@mary I am glad to hear that in your case you have a set of labs with objective data and a precise set of symptoms. Your can approach the treatment if you know what is out of bounds and how to test the progress. I know that in the hospitals there are a lot of patients claiming they have fibromyalgia, but really all they can tell they are fatigued all the time and have a non-specific pain.
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@mary I am glad to hear that in your case you have a set of labs with objective data and a precise set of symptoms. Your can approach the treatment if you know what is out of bounds and how to test the progress. I know that in the hospitals there are a lot of patients claiming they have fibromyalgia, but really all they can tell they are fatigued all the time and have a non-specific pain.
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Sorry, that was a joke, but apparently too dry. I was jumping on the inference that someone was ‘researching’, as in purposefully contracting, fibromyalgia.
The part about my friend, sadly, is true.
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Thanks for the help my friends done all the same stuff docs just keep telling her what she doesn't have did a lot of tests I see it's more common than I relized
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