Stress is also a precipitating factor for many illnesses, it doesn't prove anything about the cause of the illness.
Based on that theory ( which I do not think is correct) if you pushed through the symptoms initially you should see that there was no need to...
Exercise (within reason) is recommended for mitochondrial disease and hEDS and doctors advise it, it's people with ME exercise is really unsafe for.
It's important to understand that no one really knows whether someone getting worse sympyoms after the LP is due to physical harm or not but the...
Another article in the I Paper https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/20-somethings-20-diagnoses-overdiagnosis-3585705
I have only skimmed the book but at one stage close to but not at the end Strike is in hospital because of problems with his leg including muscle...
I think this article may be related to this although I am not sure because it doesn't mention anything about vitamin B3, it is quite a scary...
Simon Wessely has a website with a range of papers he was involved in, some of which might be relevant to the history of the biopsychosocial model...
Thanks for the helpful information @Hutan , did you find anything that helped with pulse pressure apart from the general things like pacing and time?
I have something like POTS diagnosed from standing up and I take a low dose beta blocker and lots of salt. I probably don't have small fibre...
Thank you, my blood pressure is 93/74 today and I can't stand up much without feeling faint and feel very unwell sitting as well with chest...
I think it means the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure being less than 25% of sysystolic as described below...
I was wondering if anybody has had narrow pulse pressure or found anything that helps with it? I am feeling really bad at present and I think this...
I think ME is a bad name anyway just because of the initials, for someone who hasn't heard of it before the first thing it suggests is the person...
Is the virtual reward possibly what the participants theoretically won based on all the tasks while the actual reward is the payout selected from...
I haven't watched any of this but I found these helpful in understanding the paper (apart from whatever Walitt is trying to say about a mismatch)...
I think some of them are available here under Trial Information...
Wessely makes a couple of references to evidence for this in his article "Old wine in new bottles" but I don't know what his references say, one...
This is what it says on the ME Association webpage: https://meassociation.org.uk/medical-matters/items/dental-white-amalgam-fillings-me-cfs/
In the second paragraph they probably mean Leonard Jason rather than Jason Leonard?
Separate names with a comma.
