Re: Re: CCSVI and Subdural Hematoma

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Sorry to hear that your symptoms have come back. I think a key

point that you made is that your veins are still open. I was tested for

CCSVI last month (3 for 5), and I'm scheduled for surgery on the 29th. When

friends asked how this will help my MS, my response is that it allows the

blood to flow. Letting the blood flow has to be a good thing in my mind.

I'm also curious about which symptoms had improved and then came back. Can

you share this?

Thanks,

Larry

On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 11:19 AM, sfreadergrl wrote:

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> > Hi Glenn,

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> There is a book on Amazon you can read called Ccsvi As the Cause of

> Multiple Sclerosis: The Science Behind the Controversial Theory (Mcfarland

> Health Topics)

> Marie A. , Elaine A.

> Sold by: Amazon.com LLC

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> (I had the procedure 3 x, for me it was beneficial but the benefits faded,

> in a few weeks the first time, in 6 months the second time, and then the

> third time symptoms had come back but my veins were still open. But I know

> plenty of people who got their lives back from CCSVI treatment--go on

> facebook in the group Liberation)

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> > Hi All,

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> > I'm a newbie here, looking for information for a friend in Germany. In

> particular, I would like to learn as much as possible about CCSVI. I've

> visited several websites, but before I can recommend considering CCSVI, I

> need to read at least a couple technical research articles published in

> reputable medical journals that describe the basis of the theory and the

> evidence that supports it.

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> > Can anyone point me to technical information of this sort?

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> > Thanks.

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