The history is evolving and Dr. Scholbach and Dr. Sandmann have been leading in the research of vein compressions. Nutcracker Syndrome itself was discovered in the 1950s and little research to date has been done.
Here's what I found on Wikipedia, "The name derives from the fact that, in the sagittal plane and/or transverse plane, the SMA and AA (with some imagination) appear to be a nutcracker crushing a nut (the renal vein)."
I've been suffering since 2016. But not continuously. For the first time I've got severe pain in 2016 and it lasted for a half a year. It disappeared by itself. Then the pain came back in 2018. This time it was even more severe and lasted for 8 month...
In September 2018 I had a 20 lb. unintentional weight loss in a month. At 5’7” I went from 135 to 115 which was alarming and intense pain started just below and under my left ribs.I was so nauseated from pain I could not eat. I was hospitalized...
Hi! So my name is Isabelle Munoz and I am 18 years old. And about three weeks ago I began throwing up everything I would eat... It was really bad, and I lost an alarming 10lbs in one week! I went from 5'8 125lbs to 115lbs, which I can't afford to los...
Hello everybody, only recently I was diagnosed with the Nutcracker syndrome, so I am still in the beginning of my research about it. My next appointment to get information about the possibilities of vascular surgery will be in some weeks. As I am als...