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Exercise for CIDP - IG Living
22 August-September 2010 IG Living !Anyone who has experienced local anesthesia or hashad an arm or leg fall asleep knows how frustratingloss of feeling and/or impaired control of a bodypart can be, even for a short while. Our brains have aninherent desire to know the status of our body parts at alltimes. When something is preventing or interferingwith the signals that travel through our nervous systemto and from our brain, it can have a dramatic effect on ourbehavior and our ability to function. Think about the last time that you were given a shot ofNovocain before having dental work performed. Can youremember what you probably began doing even beforeyou left the office? You might have run your tongue alongthe side of your mouth that was numb; rubbed, pinchedor tapped your face; or even gently bit your cheek to seehow hard you could squeeze before feeling The impulse comes from our brains as they try tofigure out what s going on and to regain control of thesituation.
chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP) is by no means a fair association. However, it may ... What Is CIDP? CIDP, commonly considered the chronic equivalent of a similar condition named Guillain-Barré syndrome, is a disease of the peripheral nervous system that is caused by an abnormal immune response that mounts an attack on
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