James Rutka MD, PhD | Neurological Manifestations of EDS | 2016

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  • @Fuphyter
    @Fuphyter 2 месяца назад +1

    I have EDS. I'm 67 now. I need both shoulders replaced and my other knee. My cervical and lumbar spine are bad. Full of spurs and arthritis. I get cluster headaches so bad I've been to ER several times. I had no idea I had EDS until my daughter was diagnosed a few years ago. I've had health issues all my life. I was kept out of gym for 6 years due to my knee. I had major surgery on it at 19.

  • @jenniferleaman5066
    @jenniferleaman5066 9 дней назад

    Are cavernous malformations in the brain possibly linked to vascular EDS?

  • @shannongreenwell1278
    @shannongreenwell1278 Год назад +2

    I have EDS and I also have Epilepsy, the type of EDS I have is the Classical type. My Neurologist is the one who diagnosed me with EDS and Epilepsy.

  • @b_uppy
    @b_uppy Год назад +3

    Would be nice if the speaker's clinic/hospital was cited, rather than the just the speaker's name. Would love to know if some of these people are in my area.

    • @sandysmeenk9366
      @sandysmeenk9366 Год назад

      Thank you for your post. We will make a point of adding that information.

    • @b_uppy
      @b_uppy Год назад +1

      @@sandysmeenk9366
      I would be nice to see it in the drop down with the order of speaker, and affiliated clinic hospital.
      Think I found the info listed at the very beginning of the another video, after I posted my comment.
      Normally I am focused on the discussion itself when I tune into a video, rather than other material. Everything else is 5uned out as noise.
      Afterwards I then decide if I want to know the who and where.

  • @edibleapothecary
    @edibleapothecary 8 месяцев назад

    Can hEDS affect the brain and cause Tourettes symptoms