← Return to Is PRC good for pain/problems triggered by visual stimuli and motion?

Discussion
Comment receiving replies
@rwinney

OMG where do I begin? You have written a book that needed to be written. Thanks for such detail. I'm sitting here shaking my head because I experienced so much of what you are saying and what you have laid out. In my mind clearly you sound like you have Central sensitization syndrome. I'm no doctor and can only speak from my experience. Please watch this video by Dr sletten of the Mayo Clinic pain Rehabilitation Center. It is what helped solidify and validate my personal experiences with sensory and pain issues that were unexplained unable to be treated and kept evolving. Keep in mind that CSS may look different for each person not everyone has every symptom however it's so important to understand how our central nervous system can get up regulated and cause chronic symptoms. The goal in treating CSS is to quiet the storm by cutting fuel lines from the fire. I'm going to give it to Dr sletten from here have a watch -


Will you please let me know what you think after watching the video? Did it resonate with you?

PS forgive me for any typos or lack of punctuation I am voice texting. It's a tool I use for visual sensory issues

Jump to this post


Replies to "OMG where do I begin? You have written a book that needed to be written. Thanks..."

Yeah the PRC gave me that video and many parts of it do resonate with me and the doctor thought I had CSS. I’ve also found some other people online who have participated and shared their stories. Just wish I could come across someone who has these visual triggers that I have as that would help solidify the decision for me.

Would you be comfortable sharing your experiences of what all happened and how the PRC helped cut the lines to the fire for you?

Sorry I initially missed your comment about sensory vision issues. Not sure if youve tried e ink montiors or phones but I always mention them to people in case they'd help.