Re: QEEG- has anyone done this?

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it's a good idea to have one...especially if you want to rule out any

seizure activity deep inside the brain.

Dr. Neubrander is big on these. He offers them, but you have to pay

out of pocket for it and for it to be read.

I've been looking in to having one done for my son as well. Let me

know how it goes if you get one done.

karen

>

> A Q-EEG was recommended by our DAN. It's a type of EEG with very

extensive(and expensive)

> brain mapping. Just wondering if anyone has done it or knows about

it.

> Thanks.

>

>

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Thanks for the reply .

I already know my son has abnormal EEGs. We've had 4. He was on different meds

now

he's off them and doing fine. I'm just not sure what these QEEG could offer us.

It's $5,000

for the whole thing. Neubrander is our DAN. Just wondering how it could be

beneficial to

us.

- In mb12 valtrex , " kbelmquist " wrote:

>

> it's a good idea to have one...especially if you want to rule out any

> seizure activity deep inside the brain.

>

> Dr. Neubrander is big on these. He offers them, but you have to pay

> out of pocket for it and for it to be read.

>

> I've been looking in to having one done for my son as well. Let me

> know how it goes if you get one done.

>

> karen

>

>

> >

> > A Q-EEG was recommended by our DAN. It's a type of EEG with very

> extensive(and expensive)

> > brain mapping. Just wondering if anyone has done it or knows about

> it.

> > Thanks.

> >

> >

>

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.....I'm in the UK. I had a QEEG done on my daughter over here. I went to

see a specialist in neurofeedback and she did it as a precursor to

starting a course of neurofeedback. I'd never heard of brain mapping

before. Maybe yours will be different though - I'm staggered at the cost

you've been quoted. Mine was £250. Our results were sent to a Russian

specialist in neurofeedback (Dr Yuri Kroptotov). I expected it all to be

a routine check, but he came back advising my daughter should see a

neurologist as he'd identified some abnormal activity. Perhaps you could

research doing a QEEG through a neurofeedback specialist in the US? It

might be a lot cheaper....

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*From:* " afaust36 "

*To:* mb12 valtrex

*Date:* Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:44:45 -0000

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Thanks for the reply .

I already know my son has abnormal EEGs. We've had 4. He was on different

meds now

he's off them and doing fine. I'm just not sure what these QEEG could

offer us. It's $5,000

for the whole thing. Neubrander is our DAN. Just wondering how it could

be beneficial to

us.

- In mb12 valtrex , " kbelmquist " wrote:

>

> it's a good idea to have one...especially if you want to rule out any

> seizure activity deep inside the brain.

>

> Dr. Neubrander is big on these. He offers them, but you have to pay

> out of pocket for it and for it to be read.

>

> I've been looking in to having one done for my son as well. Let me

> know how it goes if you get one done.

>

> karen

>

>

> >

> > A Q-EEG was recommended by our DAN. It's a type of EEG with very

> extensive(and expensive)

> > brain mapping. Just wondering if anyone has done it or knows about

> it.

> > Thanks.

> >

> >

>

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Yes, I did it. Also I have done the brain mapping called BEAM with Dr. Rodney Soto in Destin, FL USA. He was able to detect GABA deficit, so we started my son on GABA and his anger and aggression has subsided. This doctor is ahead of his time. I recommend him highly.Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: " Nicolle" Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 02:21 +0000 (GMT Standard Time)To: <mb12 valtrex >Subject: Re: Re: QEEG- has anyone done this? ....I'm in the UK. I had a QEEG done on my daughter over here. I went to see a specialist in neurofeedback and she did it as a precursor to starting a course of neurofeedback. I'd never heard of brain mapping before. Maybe yours will be different though - I'm staggered at the cost you've been quoted. Mine was £250. Our results were sent to a Russian specialist in neurofeedback (Dr Yuri Kroptotov). I expected it all to be a routine check, but he came back advising my daughter should see a neurologist as he'd identified some abnormal activity. Perhaps you could research doing a QEEG through a neurofeedback specialist in the US? It might be a lot cheaper.... -------- Original Message -------- *From:* " afaust36 " <afaust36> *To:* mb12 valtrex *Date:* Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:44:45 -0000 -- Thanks for the reply . I already know my son has abnormal EEGs. We've had 4. He was on different meds now he's off them and doing fine. I'm just not sure what these QEEG could offer us. It's $5,000 for the whole thing. Neubrander is our DAN. Just wondering how it could be beneficial to us. - In mb12 valtrex , " kbelmquist " wrote: > > it's a good idea to have one...especially if you want to rule out any > seizure activity deep inside the brain. > > Dr. Neubrander is big on these. He offers them, but you have to pay > out of pocket for it and for it to be read. > > I've been looking in to having one done for my son as well. Let me > know how it goes if you get one done. > > karen > > > > > > A Q-EEG was recommended by our DAN. It's a type of EEG with very > extensive(and expensive) > > brain mapping. Just wondering if anyone has done it or knows about > it. > > Thanks. > > > > > -- *Included Files:* am2file:001-HTML_Message.html

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Hi

Can you please let me know where you had this done? I'm also in the UK and would be interested in learning more about this.

Thanks

To: mb12 valtrex CC: lindsayn@...From: lindsayn@...Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 02:21:00 +0000Subject: Re: Re: QEEG- has anyone done this?

.....I'm in the UK. I had a QEEG done on my daughter over here. I went tosee a specialist in neurofeedback and she did it as a precursor tostarting a course of neurofeedback. I'd never heard of brain mappingbefore. Maybe yours will be different though - I'm staggered at the costyou've been quoted. Mine was £250. Our results were sent to a Russianspecialist in neurofeedback (Dr Yuri Kroptotov). I expected it all to bea routine check, but he came back advising my daughter should see aneurologist as he'd identified some abnormal activity. Perhaps you couldresearch doing a QEEG through a neurofeedback specialist in the US? Itmight be a lot cheaper....-------- Original Message --------*From:* "afaust36" <afaust36>*To:* mb12 valtrex *Date:* Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:44:45 -0000--Thanks for the reply .I already know my son has abnormal EEGs. We've had 4. He was on differentmeds now he's off them and doing fine. I'm just not sure what these QEEG couldoffer us. It's $5,000 for the whole thing. Neubrander is our DAN. Just wondering how it couldbe beneficial to us. - In mb12 valtrex , "kbelmquist" wrote:>> it's a good idea to have one...especially if you want to rule out any > seizure activity deep inside the brain.> > Dr. Neubrander is big on these. He offers them, but you have to pay > out of pocket for it and for it to be read.> > I've been looking in to having one done for my son as well. Let me > know how it goes if you get one done.> > karen> > > >> > A Q-EEG was recommended by our DAN. It's a type of EEG with very > extensive(and expensive) > > brain mapping. Just wondering if anyone has done it or knows about > it.> > Thanks.> > > >>--*Included Files:*am2file:001-HTML_Message.html Great search results, great prizes. BigSnapSearch.com Search now