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Dysautonomia after Concussion (Autonomic Nervous System) | Cognitive FX
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Dr. Loewen explains dysautonomia and the autonomic nervous system. A concussion can do more than affect your brain, it can also affect your entire nervous system! Dysautonomia can be addressed and fixed with the right treatment!
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Important DYSAUTONOMIA timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Dysautonomia after Concussion
00:15 Concussion's Effects on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
01:12 Effects of the ANS
01:20 Parts of the ANS
01:42 Injury's Effects
01:50 Imbalances after an Injury
02:19 Nervous System Imbalances
04:05 Symptoms
04:23 POTS Syndrome
05:00 Temperature Regulation
05:44 ANS Headaches
06:30 How the Brain is Affected
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07:25 Recommendations
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This is a great explanation of the widespread issues that can occur due to a concussion! Thank you Dr. Loewen and Cognitive FX
We think so too! Glad to see you're fighting the war on concussions with us!
Thanks for this. It sucks experiencing it all though; as just because it's being researched doesn't mean anything is being done to help those in need. I'm in that boat and can't seem to get any help with the issue (without paying millions of dollars, of course) and so I have to be my own doctor and suffer the endless consequences.
It's a sad reality when you go through these things and can no longer enjoy the things that you used to love. So live full and try to enjoy every moment of your life while you still have it. I'm trying the same but don't think I'll make it past 30 :/
But I guess it is what it is.
Hi if your from Canada...or either way msg me please
You need to see a cardiologist you can do the 10 minute standing test or the tilt table test. There are different forms of dysautonomia such as pot syndrome or hyper adrenergic pots which can cause tremors and seizure like activity. A cardiologist who specializes in dysautonomia can suggest medication. High salt diet up to 10,000 mg of sodium Highwater diet leg exercises like cycling on a recumbent bike as well as swimming and leg weights can make the biggest change. As well as medication’s like Beta blockers mitrodine etc Can help get the symptoms under control. Recovery is possible
@@traceykerr572 THANK YOU. Oddly enough, the thing that had helped me out the most (aside from a strictly healthy diet) was cod liver oil tablets. I'm assuming that either the Omega 3s, the Vitamin A, Vitamin D or the combination of all three of those things (as cod liver oil contains all of those) is what has helped me out dramatically.
Hopefully the beneficial effects last! So far so good!
*Edit* - I did notice that eating a super salty meal would help me normalize in the past though. So, that was some good advice and helped me to realize that high salt every now and again wouldn't be too bad (so long as I stay hydrated) =).
I have autonomic dysfunction that affects my psns after a traumatic brain injury. My brain liked to tell my heart beating was optional. My heart rate would drop down to the teens. They put a pacemaker defibrillator in. I also do not feel when I have to urinate so I retain urine and get UTIs. I set alarms to remind myself to go to the bathroom. I get constipated. I do not get hungry. My blood pressure stays very low. 90/40. Body temp runs 96.4
Excellent speaker ... organized and articulate... thank you! I'm researching health issues I've had for years and this might help me
Can a functional MRI work for someone with severe claustrophobia? My husband is in great need of help from Cognitive Fx, but had to be knocked out for an MRI after the first concussion.
Thank you for the refresh(I need them a lot). Even though mine was a severe DAI I have a lot of issues with this function. particularly pre and post ichtal.
Any research show any hope for pots or dysautonomia patients please if
What is your success rate with post mbti exercise intolerance?
Thanks! Very informative. I had a concision after a car wreck. The ER had me see my regular doctor. He basically said there was nothing he could do. My blood pressure was high at the appointment and it’s normally really low. When I asked he said it’s not a concern.
He did refer me to a neurologist but I have no idea how long that will be. It took me over 3 weeks to see my primary. My head is killing me! I have a lot of dizziness. Is high Bp going to cause major issues if I have to wait for my appointment?
Thanks for this info!
I'm dying because I never knew it was my brain
First time I wished I lived in Australia. This is me to a tee and so painful and so misunderstood. I've also had a spinal injury and bowel resection pre brain injury(×2) which I've read can exaggerate symptoms
Yes still suffering post concussion..seeing chiro really helps me to for spine necktie rebalance
So this is exactly my chronic problem...dr put me on antidepressant to alleviate my issue...is that a bad thing? I have post concussion issues
Can I show it to my GP. He doesn't know Any of this, yet insist it's not neurological and refuse referral to neurologist 😭
Do you ever see people with lower extremity issues from one cold numb feet? Tingling pain ?
How hard of head injury would have needed to happen to impact the GI for a 7yr old? And how long is and what need to do for recovery? My daughter is currently dealing with these symptoms and recently had a hit to the forehead in school. Hoping it’s just a bug.
The problem is that everybody is different, especially children. Many children and adults alike can hit their heads pretty hard but don't get a concussion, whereas the opposite can happen where a small hit to the head can cause a concussion. This is not medical advice and should not be taken as such, but just keep on an eye on her and if she continues to have these issues for longer than having a bug should take, then taking her to your doctor about a possible concussion is likely in order.
Thank you very much, I got hit very hard at the back of the head, unfortunately I live too far 🇨🇦 from you and I’m poor so I can’t visit you, the problem that I have is that every time I try to go back to intense workout like wrestling i feel extreme fatigue physical and mental like I’m gonna faint and I get anxious, any of your patients experienced it ?! Thank you
Yes I have the same
Look up Dr. Ashkan Jalili, Functional Neurologist in Vancouver. Dr. Joseph Lawrence in Ottawa. Dr. Richard Turmel in Quebec.
Same here
Any skilled doctors in UK?
Contact the Carrick Institute for a good recommendation for a Functional Neurologist closest to you.
And let me guess, the treatments are just 3K a piece.