Pulmonary Hypertension patient, Kirsten Larson’s “Mystery Diagnosis” episode from Discovery Health Channel. “The Girl Nobody Believed” See her pediatric journey with PH. Part 1 of 4.
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You can purchase the entire DVD at medicalmassage-edu.com Hypertension, Dizziness, Headaches, & Worsening of Vision (secondary to Vertebral Artery Syndrome) Greater Occipital Neuralgia, Neck Rehabilitative Exercises. First, let’s quickly review how medical massage therapy affects the arterial blood pressure in patients with EH. There are three major mechanisms which massage practitioners should use to help patients with hypertension: Balance the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system, vasodilate the vertebral arteries and reduce peripheral vascular resistance. These three mechanisms are intimately correlated, hence the need to discuss them together as parts of the same process. Vertebral arteries arise from the subclavian arteries. They ascend through the cervical vertebrae and enter the skull where they unite to form the basilar artery, supplying the posterior part of the brain. The vertebral arteries also give off two important arterial branches that supply the entire spinal cord: The anterior spinal artery and two posterior spinal arteries. The pathway of the vertebral arteries through the cervical vertebrae is quite complex. The transverse process of each cervical vertebra has a special opening called the transverse foramen through which the vertebral artery passes. Cervical vertebrae are positioned on top of one another such that these openings form a bony canal through which the vertebral arteries ascend. The walls of vertebral …
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www.firstgiving.com I have Intracranial hypertension- a brain disease that has no cause and no Cure YET… help me raise awareness and together we can find a cure… visit my donations page and share this video with your loved ones and your Doctors… Some symptoms - Numb toes, feet and fingers while lying in bed. Pins and needles as well. Pressure behind eyes, eyes tearing. Visual disturbances. Feeling of pressure in head, feels like my brain is being squashed Forgetting words, little one’s like pen. Loss of short-term memory - what I am doing, where am I? Vertigo, loss of balance with eyes shut. Tailbone aches for hours/days. Back of neck aches. Headache, 24 hours a day. Migraines on a regular basis. Double vision Thrumming noise in ears (actually the sound of my own heartbeat). Lethargy that lasted months. Visual blackout that lasts several seconds after standing up. Dizziness on standing/squatting. Eyelid twitching, small mini seizures involving arm, leg or head movement. Dry mouth. Water retention - fat , sore feet Weight gain. Night blindness. Non-thought, when you try to think through a head full of cotton wool. Feeling of disorientation/confusion. If you have more than 3 of these Symptoms please see your Doctor and ask for a refferal to see a Neurologist (study’s the brain) or ophthalmologist (who will be able to look into your eyes and see the pressure on your optic nerves). The only way that IH can be ditected is from a lumber Puncture the needle in your spine …
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