…of Clinical Neurology: “The recent changes in DSM-5 to a definition based on positive identification of physical symptoms which are incongruent and inconsistent with neurologic disease and the lack of need…
…According to Stone et al, the second-most-common category of presentations at neurology clinics, after headache, was a grouping called “functional and psychological symptoms,” at 16%. An examination of this heterogeneous…
…study found higher rates of many other conditions, including headache (19 %), epilepsy (14 %), peripheral nerve disorders (11 %), miscellaneous neurological disorders (10 %), multiple sclerosis/demyelination (7 %), spinal disorders (6 %) and Parkinson’s disease/movement…
…developed countries in Europe. The disease is uncomfortable (rashes, joint pains), but not fatal. In the last five years, this once third-world viral disease has come into the forefront of…
…of the disease that can wreck a person’s life in this way. First of all, the problem with fatigue in ME is not up front, in how much you can…
…the disease. Article link here. A disease is ‘endemic’ in a country when it is maintained without introduction from other countries. Polio is considered to be endemic in four countries:…
