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    An Adrenalectomy Mouse Model Reflecting Clinical Features for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, 2020, Lee et al

    This has reminded me of this radio show that was posted here a couple of weeks ago about Doug Lindsay who came down with a sort of M.E like illness, after his mum and aunt had suffered for decades, and pretty much self diagnosed and got someone to do surgery on his adrenal glands...
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    Well known, famous people reported to have Lyme Disease.

    Really, huh - what are the chances of getting Lyme and mono at roughly the same time?
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    USA: National Institutes of Health (NIH) intramural ME/CFS study

    This sort of wave of publicity is the type of thing the CMRC project could do with if funded.
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    Floaters, visual snow syndrome and blurry vision

    I do get a slight bluriness on bad days. This is perhaps the only vision symptom that is an actual eye (or rather eye muscle) issue.
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    Floaters, visual snow syndrome and blurry vision

    For reference, here is a past post in which I describe my experience of some of these symptoms and a related issue with my brain seeminly not able to process my vision properly...
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    Floaters, visual snow syndrome and blurry vision

    PS Thanks for posting the entopic phenomena video. I have this and didn't know it had a name! Like swirls of ink of slightly different hue moving around when my eyes are closed.
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    Floaters, visual snow syndrome and blurry vision

    I looked into the connection about 18 months ago when my visual disturbances started. You'll find some forum threads I started if you do a search on here. Another area that desperately needs looking into in more detail. The only work I saw on ME and vision was from Leicester and it didn't...
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    Why does cannabis worsen my orthostatic intolerance and head pressure?

    I love weed but it has a very strong effect on many of my symptoms. The effect it has on my musculoskeletal system is profound. It's like all the areas I have had problems with come online. Sometime it has a positive effect, but other times it has made me feel really stiff, sore, and...
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    This woman with [fibromyalgia] wants to end her life, but can't get assisted death

    "without any real biological source".... why can't reporters get this right. "without any known biological source" is infinitely better.
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    UK: Mentally ill 'spend months on hidden waiting list'

    I asked recently if I could get some help with psychological issues (not serious - just coping with being ill, etc.) and got told if I wanted to sit down with an actual psychologist it would be 'years'. My GP wrote to the mental health team and asked about other options. Of course all that's...
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    "Salus Fatigue Foundation marks 10-year milestone with national roll out" (in UK)

    What I don't understand is what these people can offer that isn't available on the internet? I imagine what benefits users of this service the most is not any actual 'treatment', but rather having someone there who cares and can listen.
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    Very quick survey on anti inflammatories

    you notice an effect?
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    Very quick survey on anti inflammatories

    I am really skeptical when it comes to people seeing a noticable effect from herbal or nutritional supplements. Do people really take turmeric, for example, and notice an effect?
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    Variability in the analysis of a single neuroimaging dataset by many teams, 2019, Botvinik-Nezer et al

    I have just seen this new paper on Twitter. A timely reminder that imaging and the subsequent analysis is not an exact science. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/843193v1 Abstract Data analysis workflows in many scientific domains have become increasingly complex and flexible. To assess...
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    Pain, numb stiff feeling in the hands and fingers.

    I can relate to this. I had years after my initial trigger but before ME onset where I knew I wasn't well. I would be in work and just unable to sit at the computer without pain in my shoulders for less than an hour. I had to keep getting up, I'd often go swimming midday to loosen up. It felt...
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    UK: MRC and NIHR announce ME/CFS workshop, November 2019 & ME/CFS Biomedical Partnership FAQ

    Thanks for your involvement and work Andy. I didn't realise this announcement was being made today. I've just seen some social media stuff from Action for ME. I hope even at this early stage there will be a collaborative effort to promote this project to the furthest reaches of our community...
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    Has anyone had granulomatous appendicitis?

    When I had acute appendicitis in 2015, the results came back that it was a rare case of granulomatous appendicitis - with a prevalence of order 1% of all appendicitis cases. "Granulomatous appendicitis (GA) is a rare form of appendicitis described to occur due to varieties of causes such as a...
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    Sleep may trigger rhythmic power washing in the brain

    exactly. i sleep around 9 hours a night all the way through. i often wake up feeling 'poisoned'.
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