People with chronic fatigue syndrome but have not been diagnosed with orthostatic intolerance still have reduced blood flows to the brain during a tilt table test and suffer cognitively afterwards. People with severe ME/CFS only need to be tilted up a bit to suffer severe declines in blood flows to the brain.
The Fibromyalgia Summit by Dr. Rodger Murphree will feature functional and alternative approaches to fibromyalgia including patient stories, and talks by Dr. Ginerva Liptan, Dr. Teitelbaum and many others.
Low brain blood flows and orthostatic intolerance; e.g. increased symptoms when standing or standing were found in virtually all chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) patients in this large study.
Fibromyalgia studies suggests that just about part of the pain production system has gone awry in the disease. From neurotransmitters, to twitchy small nerves, to broken gating mechanisms, to burgeoning pain centers of the brain, problems abound.
Could COVID-19 studies already be providing clues about what went wrong with the long haulers and people with post-infectious chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), fibromyalgia and other diseases? Two articles in the New York Times – a feature length one,...
An old drug called spironolactone opens the door to a new generation of more effective Epstein-Barr virus drugs that could help with chronic fatigue syndrome, long COVID and other diseases.
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