I watched some videos and read some discussion in comments...John appears to have a problem in the throat...Do you know exactly what it is...is it permanent?...can it be fixed/helped?
I think it's a TIC.
okay. i would actually do that, but you know i don't think this phone i have now, even does videos. sorry about this. listen please listen, i will record you a new video, maybe with me doing something cool like nailing fallout 4, or playing with my bokken, or one of my kantana, or interviewing the cat. Just have patience okay. I've actually lost my voice right now, from chin wagging too much with my hos, so i couldn't even record you one, if i wanted to.
Just record a soundbyte on here then. Vocaroo | Online voice recorder
Ok thanks
what the fuck are you telling me that i don't know what my own condition is called, you fucker. i did record a recording, but you can fuck off if you think i am going to play it to you. i fucking know damn well what my own condition is called, because i have heard drs tell me what it is called. it is also called bilateral palsy. now fuck off
Don't be upset. I'm just asking. I googled stydor.
stridor
Among inpatients with facial diplegia, one-half (22 patients) had benign, self-limited causes, including Bell's palsy (10), Guillain-Barré syndrome (5), multiple idiopathic cranial neuropathies (3), brainstem encephalitis (2), Miller Fisher syndrome (1), and association with benign intracranial hypertension (1). Nine patients had tumors: four meningeal, three prepontine, and two intrapontine. Syphilis (2 patients), Hansen's disease (1), cryptococ-cal meningitis with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (1), and tuberculous meningitis (1) constituted those with an infectious etiology, while miscellaneous causes included one patient each with diabetes, sarcoidosis, head trauma, pontine tegmental hemorrhage, undiagnosed Möbius syndrome in an adult, systemic lupus erythematosus with severe neuropathy, and slowly progressive degeneration–possibly bulbospinal neuronopathy. Bilaterality makes facial neuropathy a more ominous sign with widely varying causes that requires prompt investigation.
the name my gp gave it was bilateral palsy, spelt as i have just spelt it. i have just also provided you with some information about it. really please, fuck off, and stop trying to act the dr. i have had to live with it, so i think i damn well know how it affects me.
Swearing doesn't bother me. I asked you earlier if you wanted me to drop it. Answer me before you get upset next time.
Jesus Christ man. You go from 1 to 11 very quickly.
Google it
He posted his account a few posts later, methinks he doesn't give a shit.
Well I guess that's on him then.
you don't understand do you. what general practitioner says, and writes on his prognostic diagnostic, trumps what google may bring up on any given term. you really need to learn some more about medicine, im afraid. Isn't that right @Splinty
mc i don't see what they can do to harm me with my youtube account. These guys are good natured anyway. I mean i think their heart is in the right place, they are just concerned about something they don't understand, and are taking what first impression google research provides, over a long history of illness, which i happen to profess.
Yep...I am interested in what @Splinty has to say.
Nothing wrong with doing your own research.
