19.9 Symptoms of Cerebellar Damage

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  • Опубликовано: 22 янв 2025

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  • @luxmaggie
    @luxmaggie 4 года назад +13

    Thanks, you just validated symptoms I had after what I believe was a brain bleed from a cavernous angioma in my cerebellum. I had bilateral symptoms of everything you described, but didn't have a name for them. I saw 3 neurologists and none of them could answer why I was having all those symptoms and made me think I was crazy. It took me 8 months to rehabilitate myself. I still haven't fully recovered and it's been 7 years.

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @johnhariis250
      @johnhariis250 2 года назад +4

      Even Doctor's /Neurologists can get it wrong
      Say no more! 😢

  • @ispine5154
    @ispine5154 4 года назад +11

    Best course I ever seen- And I am teaching Neurophysiology-

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @anamariafernandezpabon822
      @anamariafernandezpabon822 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@أملأ-ي5ل
      For what is the fig?
      I am Epileptic and have Cerebellar Atrophy and thought the best diet for the brain was the Ketogenic diet.(very Low carbs, medium proteins and High fats)
      Thanks!

  • @MultiStats
    @MultiStats Год назад +2

    I had an AVM on my cerebellum 12 years ago. I didn't have the symptoms she described here. I was dizzy and got sick easily. I threw up everyday, sometimes multiple times. My sloped driveway gave me trouble when I stood on it. Moving my head was a big issue--If I moved my head a lot, it would make me sick. I remember how wonderful it felt to lie down and have my head still. Lying on my right side was good, but lying on my left side did not feel nearly as good. Wow, what an ordeal.

  • @properproper3876
    @properproper3876 3 года назад +7

    They found two bumps on my cerebellum. I'm having trouble talking and walking. Balance and really shakey hands.

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @the_Pooja_Patel
      @the_Pooja_Patel 2 года назад +3

      Have you recovered completely now?

    • @ayushijain668
      @ayushijain668 Год назад

      Is your problem solved becoz I m going through the same

  • @Stlonewolf
    @Stlonewolf 2 года назад +1

    Can you do a video on best treatments and medications that may help? All I can find is how to identify central vertigo.

  • @OrlandoCaba
    @OrlandoCaba 3 месяца назад

    I was in a plane crash and had a blood clot in cerebellum & I also have Atlanto-occipital dislocation since I was 10. I am normal.. I know I'm a walking miracle to not have symptoms.

  • @jamesgilmour8794
    @jamesgilmour8794 2 года назад +1

    I had a vertebral artery dissection which caused multiple strokes in the cerebellum. Most of my symptoms are invincible

  • @maris7457
    @maris7457 Год назад +1

    i had a craniotomy feb 2022 to remove an almost 3cm vestibular schwannoma. i had a dorsolateral pontine stroke and right cerebellar hemorrhage in/following the surgery. since april 2022 i've experienced progressively worsening pain, balance issues, concentration/focus issues, and speech issues. they've gotten way worse each month, each day. doctors keep throwing their hands up. my most recent mri showed that i have mild Encephalomalacia of my right cerebellum. is this the reason for my progression/issues?

  • @user-oh7iv3ij5x
    @user-oh7iv3ij5x 3 года назад +4

    I am trying to walk again and find it so hard balance is zero after a brain haemorrhage

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @the_Pooja_Patel
      @the_Pooja_Patel 2 года назад +1

      Now are you able to walk?

    • @user-oh7iv3ij5x
      @user-oh7iv3ij5x 2 года назад +2

      @@the_Pooja_Patel 7 years and still thinking of ways to improve, started as bedridden now I can stand and walk pushing a stroller. I can walk independently slowly for 40. steps. But I want to run and want my brain to repair fully

  • @npaopa
    @npaopa 3 года назад +3

    Can cerebellar bilateral basal ganglia disorders after drowning be improved for a one and half year old boy .

  • @sig1528
    @sig1528 5 лет назад +3

    My cerebellar ataxia was caused by celiac disease. Check out gluten intolerance and neurological damage

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @elviselv7839
      @elviselv7839 2 года назад

      i might have the same as yours.
      are you healed now??

  • @akshitasharma5824
    @akshitasharma5824 Год назад

    My mother has this unique cerebellar syndrome called paraneoplastic syndrome.. she's bedridden from last 5 months unable to even utter a word

  • @loriclark505
    @loriclark505 4 года назад +3

    what about TBI

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @jobrownsmith116
      @jobrownsmith116 Год назад

      Same my symptoms and small lesion was only after a head trauma. Drs are saying a disease.

  • @emmalacey5270
    @emmalacey5270 6 лет назад +5

    I have so many symptoms and cerebellar ataxia, everything points to a TIA and my symptoms can be quite significant at times but my MRI is normal, I'm still trying to work out exactly what kind of ocular manifestations I've been experiencing as I was originally misdiagnosed with nystagmus.

    • @brownsugardelima
      @brownsugardelima 5 лет назад

      me too! i have nystagmus on left eye but my eyes shake a lot when there is LED lighting in grocery stores,etc. I have inbalance and all that too. Yet, no diagnosis.

    • @ruchijha6422
      @ruchijha6422 3 года назад +1

      Can a cerebellar hypoplasia patient walk talk and their normal daily routine ??? Please guide me. I'm 27 week pregnant doctor diagnosed cerebellar hypoplasia, ventricumegaly and club foot

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @MisbahTariq-qq5fy
      @MisbahTariq-qq5fy 9 месяцев назад

      @@ruchijha6422hi how is your baby now ? Answer please it’s urgent

  • @ohmeowzer1
    @ohmeowzer1 6 лет назад +2

    Just had a cerebellum stroke

    • @brownsugardelima
      @brownsugardelima 5 лет назад +1

      How did they find it? i have cerebellum trauma and stroke like symptoms but no sign of hemorrage.

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +3

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @the_Pooja_Patel
      @the_Pooja_Patel 2 года назад +1

      @@brownsugardelima can you walk now?

  • @Inspiration.Intensity
    @Inspiration.Intensity Год назад

    Thank you for this information but you can work on your delivery. There are too many ums and sentence breaks in your speech

  • @VernonRhem
    @VernonRhem Месяц назад

    Had a stroke

  • @chriscross2001
    @chriscross2001 3 года назад +1

    Thank you

  • @BenSchnose
    @BenSchnose 6 лет назад +2

    My son had cerebellum damage due to meningitis, do you think his cerebellum issues could improve over time as well?

    • @richujames7240
      @richujames7240 4 года назад

      Hope so

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +3

      Eat a fig aday.. raw or dried. Very very very important!

    • @the_Pooja_Patel
      @the_Pooja_Patel 2 года назад +2

      How he is now? Hope he is doing great .

    • @jobrownsmith116
      @jobrownsmith116 Год назад

      A month after my head injury with mild cerebellum damage I used krill oil. I found improvement. Even my PT notice my improvement within aa wk. Google Randal L. McCloy, Jr., and omega 3 treatment. 'McCloy’s neurosurgeon started to enternally feed him a daily dose of 15,000 milligrams (mg) docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) fish oil (omega-3 fatty acids). Soon, his brain electrical activity returned and he emerged from his coma, gradually regaining his ability to walk, talk, and see.' btw, notice it 4yr. Hope your son improved.

  • @AnwarAli-un6io
    @AnwarAli-un6io Год назад

    you are having Broca's aphasia 😢

  • @carikshawn6955
    @carikshawn6955 4 года назад +4

    Personally, this COULD have been a terrific help but the lady is being too technical and using words the average person has no clue about.....shame on her!

    • @patricial1231
      @patricial1231 4 года назад +14

      She's a neuroscientist, she can't help being smart.

    • @أملأ-ي5ل
      @أملأ-ي5ل 3 года назад +1

      Eat a fig everyday. Dried or raw

    • @codybarry8204
      @codybarry8204 3 года назад +1

      I want to understand more because no one else knows how to explain it at all 😄🙄

    • @seandunnington8136
      @seandunnington8136 Год назад

      @@أملأ-ي5لI’ve seen you comment that a couple times, why do you say that?

    • @NickanM
      @NickanM Год назад

      It is easy to check up the latin words on the internet, if you turn on the subtitles, you'll se everything she mentions, just pause when you see a Latin word and check.