Neurocardiogenic Syncope (NCS) and Vasovagal Syncope complicated by constant Allodynia and General Myospasm: Presentation, Diagnosis and Applications of Functional Neurology
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Jaudy Treatment Center, United States
Backgrounds and Aims
A 45-year-old female presented to our facility in 2107 with severe and prolonged symptoms of syncope that lasted for days at a time. Patient reports that she has been suffering with “fainting episodes” for years, which have been getting progressively worse. She mentions that for the past 4 years she has been to several ERs, seen different doctors, done umpteen tests and advanced imaging, all of which came out normal, yet she felt like “dying”. She sought many traditional and holistic treatments but nothing worked. She recounts some of her symptoms including, lightheadedness and fainting, tachycardia, bradycardia, abnormally fast/slow heart rate, chest pains, shortness of breath, stomach upset, shaking, muscle spasm, easily exhausted, over-sensitivity and irregular temperatures, cold hands and feet, vertigo, blood pressure instability, digestive disorders, food allergies, general body pain, loss of appetite, pale skin, cold/clammy sweat, feeling warm, swallowing problems, fuzzy thoughts, confusion, inability to speak or form words (sometimes combined with mild stuttering), weakness and visual disturbances such as bright lights, and vision disturbances.
Methods
The patient had undergone a comprehensive neurological examination using standard neurological tests and diagnostics including Orthostattic Blood Pressure Testing, VNG, posturography, and tremorscope. She had orthostatic blood pressure concomitance, sensorymotor deficiencies, in addition to incoordination, irregular body temperatures, cerebellar dysmetria, posterior center of pressure, ocular dysmetria, irregular vertical and horizontal saccades.
A slow systemic Functional Neurology and Organ Remapping approach was implemented using various pre and post ganglionic procedures, visual, auditory, vestibular, sensory and motor applications, brain based activities, cerebellar activation, complex therapeutic activities, home instructions and dietary changes and various specific mitochondrial neutraceuticals and phytonutrients. Various applications were administered on daily basis for 3 weeks.
Results
By the end of the first 2 days all her symptoms stopped and by the end of the third week she regained normal autonomic function. Patient was discharged for one month with prescribed brain activities and home instructions. Patient returned for one week. Today the patient’s symptoms have resolved, and enjoys life with her husband and their four kids.
References
All case studies are clinically documented at the Jaudy Treatment Center
Keywords:
Neurocardiogenic syncope,
vasovagal syncope,
Fainting,
Myospasm,
difficulty breathing
Conference:
International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience 2018, Orlando, Florida, United States, 24 May - 26 May, 2018.
Presentation Type:
Poster
Topic:
Clinical Applications in health, disease, and injury to the nervous system
Citation:
Jaudy
GS
(2018). Neurocardiogenic Syncope (NCS) and Vasovagal Syncope complicated by constant Allodynia and General Myospasm: Presentation, Diagnosis and Applications of Functional Neurology.
Front. Neurol.
Conference Abstract:
International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience 2018.
doi: 10.3389/conf.fneur.2018.60.00002
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Received:
28 Feb 2018;
Published Online:
14 Dec 2018.
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Correspondence:
Dr. Gilbert S Jaudy, Jaudy Treatment Center, Palm Desert, CA, 92211, United States, drjaudy@hotmail.com