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Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency
Advice
Advice of Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency
CCSVI
by Darko
Eat a healthy diet, no more fast food. drink plenty of water to maintain proper hydration.
by Robert Fraser
Received treatment for CCSVI.
by Shirley
CCSVI treatment for stenosed jugular veins at Albany NY Medical Ctr 2011 began the reveal the truth
by Anne Flaherty
Physiotherapy
by Sandra
Venoplasty (Dilation of my stenosed Internal Jugulars)
by Mark Richards
Ccsvi Liberated 1/12/09
by Jenni
Venoplasty restored my balance overnight--it had been bad for almost 20 years. No more injuries from falls!
by Lori Batchelor
Live as stress free as possible
by Crystal Bruce
Exercise
by Stephanie Madson
CCSVI
by Patricia Ellis-Daughter & Husband have MS
Diet change: I eliminated all grains and dairy (except butter). Dr. Terry Wahls is an inspiration!
by Val Forsyth
Finding out this is what I have after years of living with the label M.S.
by Sarah
CCSVI surgery
by Ralph
Eating well
by Lynnie
Eating well
by Lynnie
Start and maintain an at home exercise routine. Just keep moving.
by Robert Fraser
Try living as stress free as possible.
by Shirley
Getting pregnant and delivering a healthy baby 2012 -2013 - i think the hormones and growing fetus helped
by Anne Flaherty
3 yrs of abx
by Sandra
I stopped taking Immuno Suppressors prescribed by neurologists
by Mark Richards
Quit cigarettes
by Jenni
Venoplasty eliminated my severe heat intolerance--went from lukewarm showers to lounging in hottubs!
by Lori Batchelor
Drink at least 2/3 liters of water each day
by Crystal Bruce
Balanced diet and decreased sufficiently gluten intake
by Stephanie Madson
LDN
by Patricia Ellis-Daughter & Husband have MS
Exercise to keep the blood flowing, especially side planks for my scoliosis.
by Val Forsyth
Taking 8 days of high dose i.v. abx and feeling symptomatically better near the end - this proved to me that there is something wrong that needs to be treated!
by Sarah
Physiotherapy
by Ralph
Having met many stars and lots signed also sent to me
by Lynnie
Having met many stars and lots signed also sent to me
by Lynnie
Take 6000 IUs Vit D daily and when possible natural sunshine.
by Robert Fraser
Became a CCSVI Advocate which has now made me more social and helps (most times) to ignore some of my CCSVI symptoms
by Shirley
CBD to overcome the plateau that 3 years of antibiotics was hitting (still taking the antibiotics)
by Anne Flaherty
Diet, Lifestyle changes
by Sandra
I share information and stories with other CCSVI sufferers
by Mark Richards
Forget about others who said they would be there for you because they're not
by Jenni
Venoplasty reduced severity of drop-foot, allowing me to be much more physically active.
by Lori Batchelor
Stay active
by Crystal Bruce
Very little stress and adequate sleep
by Stephanie Madson
Diet
by Patricia Ellis-Daughter & Husband have MS
Regular chiropractic and osteopathic adjustments to help with spinal alignment and reduce pain.
by Val Forsyth
The Wahls Protocol
by Sarah
Keeping active
by Ralph
England football team signing their shirt and letter to me
by Lynnie
England football team signing their shirt and letter to me
by Lynnie