Guest guest Posted April 7, 2002 Report Share Posted April 7, 2002 The prevaling theory about me losing all sensation and control of part of my tongue, is well as loss of circadian rhythms three plus years ago is that it was the result of a TIA. Apparently low blood volume coupled with low BP makes that probable. So now I take daily ASA (I take 292's for pain rather than Tylenol preparations - that way I don't forget) and drink more water than I can need. That does not solve poor autonomic regulation, but it helps. If you feel you have lost abilities, arrange as soon as you can for therapy, most of that can be recovered but it is more effective if you start right away with a vengeance, don't put it off while the docs decide if you had one or not, start the work now. TIA's cannot be imaged as bona fide stokes can. The brain is very plastic and it's all attitude from here. Take care and don't stop sharing. aletta mes vancouver, bc, canada web: http//aletta.0catch.com _________________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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