Kalliope,
I use 25mg metoprolol 2x/day. no apparent side effects for me. it has been a few years since I’ve measured this, but, for me, it did control somewhat a racing heart upon standing in a poor man’s till table test...
@Jonathan Edwards, I would like to know your interpretation of what’s going on in phantom limb pain in amputees and the use of mirror therapy to fool the brain into interpreting the non-painful movement of their other limb as the actual movement of the phantom limb and thus achieving pain...
One thing I have noticed about Ron Davis’s OMF work is if there is no way to test what he wants to test, he will attempt to try to develop a test. I suspect that’s a difference from having private funding rather than government funding. He has the leeway to do this.
https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/probiotics-effects-on-the-microbiome-vary-widely-64760
I thought this was an interesting short write-up of 2 different small studies looking at probiotic supplementation and, and in one, fecal transplants. One more area that will need much more research.
here is Dr Systrom's the funding source announcement from last year..
https://solvecfs.org/announcing-smcis-new-mecfs-research-program-at-brighams-and-women-hospital/
@rvallee,
great video, thanks. Dr Systrom is clear communicator, which always helps. it’s really encouraging to see these practitioners and researchers coming together and trying to push forward understanding and solutions.
@Jenny TipsforME, I think small fiber neuropathy is only diagnosed...
bump! @Jenny TipsforME, @Trish.
I was able to access this paper via sci-hub.la using its doi #...
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.autneu.2018.02.003
haven't read it yet,though.
in my case (of n=1),The vasoconstriction (which I’m assuming is there because of The cold feet Symptom) occurs intermittently at all times. this means it is not dependent upon me being upright or lying down. It is also intermittent. This means that that certain times of the day I can be almost...
Jonathan, here is a description from dysautonomia international of POTS symptoms.
A lot of those symptoms reflect the symptoms of many ME/CFS Patients. how does a clinician separate the POTS patients from the ME/CFS patients? That I’d like to know. I suspect it comes down to postexertional...
I am fine with using the term "autonomic problems” instead of dysautonomia. my observations have been that ME/CFS Patients have a range of autonomic symptoms. I think there are commonly used (in the uncommon world of autonomic system dysfunction) sweat tests as I have heard some patients...
I have POTS "in the technical sense". As far as, “what symptoms does it cause that are problematic?” I personally can't say. some of the symtoms could be driven by POTS, but might not be. i’ve never been able to sort it out and I’ve never run across a medical provider who had a clue, even ones...
What an potentially useful thread! I have assumed that the term “orthostatic intolerance“ was commonly used because some ME/CFS patients fall a bit short of the “30 bpm increase upon rising" threshold, but still clearly have POTS-like issues, at least that is what I heard Dr. Bateman say...
@Diwi9, thanks for posting that.
she is such a clear and expressive communicator. I enjoyed hearing her speculations and descriptions of her areas of interest. she’s obviously still very interested in the microbiome.
One thing she said that I had not heard before is that she thought that...
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