I thought that until recently. But not so sure now. It's early days but ME does seem to be making a comeback, starting before COVID-19 hit, and...
From Wikipedia: So, a single outdated outcome measure, of (as far as I can tell) the clinician's subjective assessment of the patient's status...
Not to mention projection all over the place.
Yeah, I don't think we are at the point where reliable distinctions can be drawn between ME, PVFS, CFS, Post-COVID, etc. Or even know if there...
Retrospective. :yawn::yawn::yawn:
Jeebus, do these clowns ever look in a mirror? All of the above could be fully explained by incompetence, dishonesty, and cowardice from the...
Of course, there is no possibility that the endless stream of new names and concepts is just a rhetorical smokescreen to avoid having to admit...
Outstanding content and clarity, @Michiel Tack. Thank you. :hug:
The conceptualization of fatigue from an understanding of sustained arousal has provided the framework applied in the overall CEBA project. Now...
Had the same experience with playing snooker, which has added bending over at the table.
Do others think has there been shift in favour of ME being used more than CFS in the post-COVID coverage?
SNAP!
A more successful approach is to identify a level of exercise that the patient can tolerate, without causing prolonged pain or exhaustion, and use...
No idea about the above rumour. But given Boris' age and weight I wouldn't be surprised if he isn't completely symptom-free yet.
Exactly. Where is the hard evidence that the surgery works? Or that the diagnosis is even correct? Excessive secrecy and intolerance of (fair)...
One of Wessely's early papers didn't find any evidence for a primary role for hyperventilation. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8140219/ "There...
Glad I don't have to make the call on that timing. :nailbiting:
Some just get a kick out of lording it over others. Makes them feel special and important and superior, that they are leaders, and their lives are...
It is beneficial to maximize the placebo effect when treating patients, Why? It is not. Far as I am concerned there is no robust evidence that...
The madness is endless.
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