Transcranial doppler

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Thanks to all of you who have lended some insight regarding my misunderstanding

of CCSVI. Recently I posted a comment regarding the results of a Carotid

Doppler Ultrasound I had after reading the tale-end of a thread about CCSVI. At

this point it is real easy to get proactive about things. My slip-up is doing

things a bit prematurely without actually understanding the full scope of the

situation. It was good to see that my arteries were clear of any plaque. I know

now that it is the veins (azygos and jugular) that need to be checked in regard

to CCSVI. Thank You.

However, test results have indicated that my blood speed is elevated in my

carotid arteries. My doc wrote me a script to have a transcranial doppler

ultrasound taken this time. It wasn't easy finding a facility near me to have

this done but I finally did. My appt is this Thurs. just a footnote; My father

had one done a while back that showed some areas of concern. He recieved

chelation over several months and he is doing much better. His sister also had

the test done and did nothing and now she is in advanced stages of Alzheimers.

My question is will this test examine the azygos and jugular veins? For the

past three months I've been battling constant light-headedness. It usually hits

real hard when every I move around as opposed to stationary where I'm ok.

Thanks in advance everyone.