Sympathetic nerves protect against blood-brain barrier disruption in the spontaneously hypertensive rat.

Haematological changes during stress abolished by sympathectomy

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:49:25 GMT

To study haematological effects of emotional stress, blood samples were obtained from 29 healthy, normotensive, non-smoking males aged 20-34 years before, during and after 10 min of mental arithmetic. There were significant increases in pheripheral blood cell count, haemoglobin concentration, and haematocrit in response...

Before ETS

feeds@yuku.com (grimaldi) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:51:11 GMT

I ran over another possible reason for facial blushing and excessive sweating, that should be investigated before anyone decides to go for ETS. "Histadelia" is a condition were one's level of histamine in the body is to high. Histamine works as a neurotransmitter to the central nervous system, "giving fuel" to the sympathetic nerve system. It's also a reason for flushing, but people on other forums experienced a decrease also in sweating, palpitation and likewise...

90% may experience Gustatory sweating after surgery for Hyperhidrosis

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 02:33:27 GMT

Some individuals (up to 90%) may experience another type of sweating that is increased while eating or smelling certain foods (gustatory sweating) (Hornberger).

A suggestion?

feeds@yuku.com (miketrismegisto) — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 15:34:09 GMT

After finding the forum , i want to pay to put a little title in one section of the most important newspaper here in my country saying this: IF YOU HAVE A SURGERY CALL ETS AND HAVE SIDE EFFECTS , CONTACT ... and put the site of a forum that talk about ets and side effects but when i contact some persons here that suffer for side effect of this surgery i look that they dont wants to get involved in this, and dont want to help in pay for publish the title in the newspaper, ( it was a...

long-term improvement in 79% of patients - have the numbers started going down???

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 19:15:59 GMT

Sympathectomy is used especially in palmar hyperhidrosis and leads to long-term improvement in 79% of patients (22, e39)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2695293/

If FDA Will Study Lasik, Why Not ETS Also?

feeds@yuku.com (Dripping Silver) — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:42:49 GMT

Washington, DC: On October 16 the FDA issued warning letters to 17 Lasik centers that weren't properly reporting problems with the procedure. LASIK is eye surgery done with a laser to help you see better. The laser makes tiny cuts that change the shape of the clear cover over the eye, the cornea. If done right, it can reduce a person's need for glasses or contact...

Are thoracic surgeons qualified to chop up the ANS?

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:32:15 GMT

I found this on the CTSNet website:

http://forums.ctsnet.org/...hread.jspa?threadID=2542

posted by an anonymous guest: "Trained Thoracic surgeons have no business cutting sympathetic nerves. There are only a few Thoracic surgeons worldwide that understand the sympathetic chain. Unfortunately there are many arrogant thoracic surgeons who are chopping away at sympathetic nerves and...

Totally scared

feeds@yuku.com (Erika) — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:36:08 GMT

As angry as I am, I am totally scared for my health. My heart is beating irregularly and extremely slow. I know I need to go to a cardiologist. For sure, I will need a pacemaker someday. If not, I will probably die of atherosclerosis as sympathetic denervation induces. I can't believe I couldn't sue my surgeon after what he has done to me! If I die because of this I hope someone goes after him. We should all be able to sue, we should all fucking sue.

anybody have info on Dr. David Nielsen in San Antonio and his micro ets procedure

feeds@yuku.com (anniebabe) — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 12:03:56 GMT

Hi I am new to this forum. I am a mom of a 20 yr old son who has severe facial flushing. We have been considering going out to San Antonio, Tx from NY to see Dr. David Nielsen who performs a micro ets surgery. The more I read about the surgery and the experiences people have had, the more terrified I get about having the so-called micro ets done on my son; also the more hopeless I feel about his situation. Anyone out there in this forum have something they can tell me?

Doctors could predict who will have a more profound effect on HR

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:46:58 GMT

If they would be interested in safety, and would have more concern for the patients and not just performing surgeries like in a factory. But remember, drop in heart rate is only one of the many adverse effects of ETS/ESB, and even screening for vulnerable patients in this complication would not make it less destructive and damaging, but at least it would indicate that doctors give it some thought.

Skin Depigmentation: Could it Be a Complication Caused by Thoracic Sympathectomy?

feeds@yuku.com (ugyan) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 01:17:28 GMT
Primary hyperhidrosis is an idiopathic disorder, and its definitive treatment is obtained through thoracic sympathectomy. However, this procedure is not exempt from complications and compensatory sweating is the main inconvenience described. In this article, 2 patients were submitted to video-assisted thoracoscopic sympathectomy, and after approximately 8 months they noticed depigmentation of the region corresponding to the blockage of sympathetic stimulus. This fact could be explained by the...

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Waiting in a queue!

Facial excessive sweating help!

Now I understand why I was told that my sympathectomy can result in MS

Sympathetic nerves protect against blood-brain barrier disruption