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Go back to your nose. im just moving my finger to make it harderfor you. oh, yeah, sorry. his team are notjust looking for signs of brain damage. they also want to see if our brains and bodies may be mis—communicating. dizziness? yes. any feeling of your heart pounding racing? _ yes. nerves or feeling anxious? yes. ultimately, pain is only perceived in the brain, temperature control for the body comes from the brain, breathing regulation comes from the brain, sense of balance comes from the br...

Clinics will open in october. im going to edinburgh tomorrow to get a brain scan, which is slightly daunting. but im part of a study looking at the impact on the brain of long covid, so i guess im feeling a bit nervous about that, hoping that they dont find any problem. researchers at edinburgh university are scanning the brains of 100 people with long covid. i suffer migraines, vertigo and brain fog. could these be signs of brain damage? i would just like you to touch my finger. professor alan ...

Hours of tests, i fall asleep in the exam room. next is the brain scan. are you all right there? theres her teeth and her lips coming through, nose, eyes, base of her neck, spine. it�*s quite weird looking at your own brain. looking at your own brain... yeah, but if you have to look at your brain, you want it to look like that. basically, that�*s nice and healthy—looking. there�*s no sign of any damage to any of the white matter or anything. although you�*ve had a rough time of it, mos...

To post and it was really, really confusing, and a — a real battle. and, um, one that is hard to fight when you�*re sick. while i�*ve been stuck at home, i�*ve been looking into where long covid clinics are available. there are 89 in england. some only accept patients who�*ve been hospitalised. and there can be long waiting times. nhs england says it�*s invested more than £134 million in long covid services. neither scotland nor wales have specialised clinics. both say they are stre...

Really confusing, and a — a real battle. and, um, one that is hard to fight when youre sick. while ive been stuck at home, ive been looking into where long covid clinics are available. there are 89 in england. some only accept patients whove been hospitalised. and there can be long waiting times. nhs england says its invested more than £134 million in long covid services. neither scotland nor wales have specialised clinics. both say they are strengthening existing services. scotland is fundin...

Through a battery of tests. im just moving my finger to make it harderfor you. oh, yeah, sorry. his team are notjust looking for signs of brain damage. they also want to see if our brains and bodies may be mis—communicating. dizziness? yes. heart pounding? yes. nerves or feeling anxious? yes. ultimately, pain is only perceived in the brain, temperature control for the body comes from the brain, breathing regulation comes from the brain, sense of balance comes from the brain and all of these th...

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A scan had revealed permanent damage to his brain. at the time, i was suffering really badly from symptoms youd usually associate with high—speed car crashes. the problem was, and what we wouldnt have realised back before, is that it wasntjust one high—speed car crash — it was one, two, three, four, within a couple of weeks of each other, which is unprecedented in the normal world. when you saw the results of the brain scan, did you immediately stop playing rugby or did you carry on for a ...

In 2016, another major concussion. i tried to come back, and routine knocks werejust causing me a lot, a lot of issues, and thats when i made the decision, then — i played my last game in ulster, away. atjust 27, adam hughes was forced to retire. a scan had revealed permanent damage to his brain. at the time, i was suffering really badly from symptoms youd usually associate with high—speed car crashes. the problem was, and what we wouldnt have realised back before, is that it wasntjust one h...

In ulster, away. atjust 27, adam hughes was forced to retire. a scan had revealed permanent damage to his brain. at the time, i was suffering really badly from symptoms youd usually associate with high—speed car crashes. the problem was, and what we wouldnt have realised back before, is that it wasntjust one high—speed car crash — it was one, two, three, four, within a couple of weeks of each other, which is unprecedented in the normal world. when you saw the results of the brain scan, did...