Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) (Described Concisely)

This discussion of Guillain-Barre includes etiology,pathophysiology,symptoms/features,diagnosis, and treatment.

[@QQBKMH]

I had GBS in 2001 when I was a kid (11-12) and I still have weakness and foot drop (both feet) because of it. The week before the flaccid paralysis was terrible, diarrhea, fever, vomiting, dehydration, sometimes I couldn't even hold water down, then started falling over till I couldn't get back up, luckily It didn't affect my respiratory system. To whoever has it or dealing with the aftermath keep on fighting and to the people who have someone who has it, give them all your love and support, they need it more than you think.

[@floridafarmingfamily9955]

@Abby Lloyd How is your GF doing now a year later?

[@DizzyMotoz]

God bless you i use to collapse when i would fall i couldnt get up either scary cause i cant lift heavy material and thats wht my job consists im scared :/ idk how to keep up financial

[@ellennaj3382]

What was your treatment?

[@cookingwithmskisha4777]

I was diagnosed with GBS in 2015 after getting a few shot. The doctors never knew what caused my symptoms. The diagnosed me with conversion disorder. I still have minor episodes. I am trusting God for complete healing.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Wishing you all the best to still have a full recovery

[@coreysanders99]

I am a 44 year old OEF/OIF Navy veteran and of course within my 5 years I was given many vaccinations including a few cycles of Anthrax vaccines. I worked in the hospital after my time in the service where I was required to receive many other vaccinations as well. I have always been active and in good health and actually deliver wine to many well known retailers and restaurants which require a lot of labor and lifting. I am into my third year now as a delivery driver but after I went to the VA and got the J&J Vaccine it wasn’t long until I started getting tingles in my legs,almost felt like warm water running down my hips, hands and feet with numbness in the lips. I also found it odd to take steps. Then at night I had severe needle like pains in my arms and hands. Excruciating pains! Then I got Covid and my whole body hurt I slept for three days but come out of it! Then something happened in my neck that almost paralyzed me! I got an MRI and they said I had spinal stenosis and got steroid shots in my neck for 6 months til I recovered. Every time I went to the chiropractor it only felt worse. I was in pain pills for month’s but still hurt like hell! Now my back and hips are killing me with each step. Work is torture but this morning I could not lift my arm and my shoulders burn like hell! With lighting pains like hot electric wires in the arms same pains just different parts of body! 😢I have high blood pressure and strange palpitations! I have been married for almost 17 years with my oldest 19 years old in college, 15 year old freshman in high school and my two boy/girl twin babies who are about to turn 9! If it is this then I am not scared, Christ is with me, always is and always has been! I hold his name on high! King Jesus! I am going to call the Doctor Asap and ask for this test! Life is beautiful and I am blessed to have experienced it all! Whatever happens I will embrace the suck!

[@waterwoman901]

My dad, age 83, died of this after getting his first ever flu shot. His doctors finally diagnosed him the actual day he passed away. I doubt this is as rare as they say because I'm hearing more about it all the time. People just didn't know what it was before. Thanks for the great info!

[@waterwoman901]

It's not rare, just undiagnosed

[@alex1850]

@@waterwoman901 exactly.

[@charlesdavis7461]

I agree about it not being rare. My wife also got it from a flu shot and 2 years later needs a walker to walk, but for short periods of time.

[@alex1850]

@@charlesdavis7461 my father also got it after a flu vaccine. After being paralyzed for many months he had to wear leg braces the rest of his life.

[@lizk978]

This is calm concise and free of unnecessary sound and visuals! Love the quiz at the end too!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks for the feedback I'm glad you liked it

[@juanloera8309]

I agree with you

[@lilydosegaming2572]

I am a young 71 year old ! I had this illness when I was 20 I had a bad cold two weeks before and the night that the virus was attacking my nerves in my legs was one of pain from then it was onset of not being able to walk talk eat or feel tummy pain Treatment then was hydrocortisone injection every day for inflammation of the attacked nerves today I am still left with weakness in the limbs and my toes are still paralysed my balance is just awful resulting in broken leg and arm You will get better it does go it’s just the damage left I was terrified I’d never walk again and cried a lot 😢 have faith and keep your spirit going wishing you all the best xx

[@photo2tell]

Diagnosed 17 years ago. Severe paralysis and pain shortly after surgery ! Took 3 months to diagnose hence slow recovery . Still a lot of pain and can only walk short distances . However so glad to be as well as I am .

[@mkenya9953]

👍, wishing you quick fully recovery

[@shafeeknknk]

My sister got this last week, now she is in ICU

[@kelster1316]

I have ms but I may have just contracted this how did the onset of start and progress for u

[@photo2tell]

@@kelster1316 it started with numbness in my right side and weak leg . Paralysis was gradual but felt very unwell .

[@kelster1316]

@@photo2tell thanks so much Helen how did your paralysis feel did it start below and move up was it extreme numbness then your legs and hands gradually feel too heavy to lift?Did your mid section feel tight with a pressure there? How have you been coping with the disease does it bother you everyday? MS is a pain to deal with I hope I don't have GBS too.

[@devinsoelberg5684]

Thanks Dr Baker! Your channel is helping me out in medical school!

[@jamtherapysouthafrica8284]

GBS in 12 minutes never to be forgotten by me. We had a question in our Paediatric MCQ exam on GBS last year and I got it wrong. But if I were to come across any question on GBS now i'll chow it 100%. Thank you very much!

[@patelharsha5236]

wowwwww! full of animation ,no unnecessary stuff ,clear voice ,concise & sharp knowledge & at the end quiz 😋😋. Thank you for making this 🙏 . very very helpful

[@lornahatch1854]

I got it as a bad side affect from a flu jab. I had it when I was 6 (I'm 18 now), I was in hospital for 9 days, bed bound for 6 months, and took two years to recover fully. I was in a wheelchair for about a year. Hydro therapy was the thing that helped me most.

[@RiDankulous]

I'm glad you are ok!

[@shiriamgutierrez5512]

My 21 month old had this. It took 4 days for the doctor to realize it was GBS. She received plasma and was able to walk after 3 weeks of therapy. August 30th of 2019, she turned 6yo, she now hops, skips, jumps and walks normally. Is crazy to know she ever experienced this. We know that her case isn't only rare but that she regained mobility in such a short time, is truly a miracle.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

So glad she had a full recovery 😀

[@sandyrussell2765]

I wish doctors were more aware of the symptoms and would do the plasma. My daughter is a doctor and told the doctors at the hospital to check for gbs and to do the plasma but they would not so I am 1 month shy of a year and am still having issues and need further ot and pt for balance issues.. Thank god I can walk, talk and swallow again. I just have some left sided weakness and balance issues. Hoping this to will get better. God bless your little girl

[@sumenthakur4871]

My father is diagnosed with this disease.. now he is in ventilation

[@vedantsharma2610]

I was also diagnosed with this and ,got plasma treatment after 4 days of onset, now i am walking, but still in recovery phase. It's been 3 weeks now

[@vedantsharma2610]

@@KoalaBeer. It actually starts from toes but it's not necessary that it reaches nose but yes if you detect it early and start supportive treatment like plasmapheresis or ivig , the disease might not get spread like in my case

[@TLKK2020]

More of these videos please! This was so amazingly well put together! This really helped me for my nursing class!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Very glad it was helpful, all the best!

[@nvn4460]

My mom had GBS after my younger sister's delivery... She fought that disease and is doing well ...

[@maryfeist8080]

My cousins husband was afflicted with GBS in October 2020. In doing my own research, I found this video most helpful. Thank you!

[@chintankalathiya8284]

I'm also faced GBS virus in 2012 and I admited 60days in i.c.u

[@animeaddict566]

How's your husband

[@martinenriquez3508]

How was it diagnosed?

[@punk9790]

sO informative and thank yOu muCh for doin such concise vid. lets all pray everyday for peoPle who is ill and god will find a way.

[@user-vr5bc7kl8s]

Very very informative, to the point, love the graphs and gave me a quick overall understanding of the illness. Thank you solo much.

[@sakirizwana4389]

Couldn’t be more precise than that...thank u so much for this video🍁

[@MrSamuelHetzer]

Really Awesome video. You are helping a lot of people with this. Keep on going. Way to go

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks so much for the kind feedback! Best of luck with everything Samuel.

[@jp9548]

@@physiopathopharmaco4190 hi , quick question.. is it possible to have GBS or a variant with no knee reflex problems .. also is it possible to have all the symptoms save for hands and chewing to not be affected? hmm

[@mitchdebelen4396]

I was diagnosed gbs june 17 ..after IVIg. Last monday the doctors discharge me in the hospital and sent home. I can now walked but slowly and my eyes are doublevision. I carefullystarted walking by myself .. God is good.. I hope my full recovery ...soonest..

[@anibaghdasaryan6243]

Thank you so much for this helpful video! You are such a life saver and the quiz at the end is just a perfect way to test how concentrated the student was during the video!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome. Glad it was helpful for you.

[@deborahlinton9635]

Awesome information - I have had CIDP going into my 5th year due to my previous R.A. diagnosis and the fact that I also have hypothyroidism. My improvement is slow but thankfully in Canada all is free.👍🏻🇨🇦

[@nagarajurajulapati9910]

I had this after my 12 standard in 2012. I consulted doctor after that almost I couldn't walk. Luckily it was diagnosed immediately and precisely n got treatment. Recovered with in 10 days only. now I am perfectly alright but not able to run like before. But that was so expensive to my father to bought immunoglobulin bottles. At that time many people were helped me. I really thankful to my doctors and people who are helped me to my entire life.

[@sunilsh5745]

nagaraju rajulapati . Where u got treated..pls tell me

[@viralvideos-nn6rk]

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[@kpsavyasach8822]

i can walk now, but cant run. Will it take time for the recovery. ???

[@saketarora7107]

Hii, I (age -27) am going through gbs. It happened on 6th November this year. But I am able to walk and move my arms and do almost everything. But I don't have strength in my hands. And the main thing that I want to know, does this disease lead to impotency in men ?? I am very worried as I feel like my sex drive is gone. Please reply.

[@yogitamayekar9480]

please tell me the doctor name.

[@FarjadAfzal]

Your video is excellent , and very concise with fantastic graphics, I recommend your videos , good luck

[@agnesemang2329]

Thank you so much. This make my life as a medical student much easier.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Your welcome, thanks for the comment. Best of luck with your studies!

[@Diamoondust]

As a medical student, this video has been super helpful. Thank you!!

[@mandarinesamd]

Excellent and very informative video, especially for a med student! Thank you very much, and keep up with the good work!

[@kema1005]

I wish more doctors world take more of an interest. Thank you!

[@DHGG-ss5lk]

Really good video, particularly liked the summary and quiz at the end!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks for the feedback Dave - much appreciated!

[@nandalall8047]

GBS is no joke and its painful in your legs, arms, and back. I was was diagnostic 3 months ago in April of 2019. Spent 1 week in the hospital and was given IVIG. Was discharged and sent home and now a nurse comes home to give me more infusion for 5 days every month. I am never the same again because of pain and weakness. I am hoping to get better while taking therapy. I was missed diagnostic by the first doctor. Wasted 2 weeks but the second Doctors fount the problem after a EMG and reflects test and sent me to the ER.

[@tellytruth8554]

Well done. I have CIDP which is chronic vs acute but presents similar to GBS. Going on 1.5 yrs with IV/IG treatment. Can't recall any bacterial or viral infection. Always healthy and worked out physically all my life. Praying for a cure.

[@nonamansour5619]

I suffer from this disease and I am in a wheelchair and my muscles are weak

[@Shady.Lady.]

Outstanding presentation! Much Appreciated.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome, thanks

[@snehavimal5772]

Awesome lecture sir ,I 'm so happy,as very clear concept explain by u in very short period of time.

[@luvafn]

Thank you for such a good or I should say ‘perfect’ video! You Rock!

[@shriya1237]

Such an amazing video..... Really helpful....GBS explained in a simplified and interesting manner..... Thank you so much for this great work😊😊👍👍

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thank you so much - that’s very kind.

[@yvesiya6008]

Thank you so much! I understood it better through this video!!

[@mkenya9953]

Thanks for the information, my 13 year old recently diagnosed with the condition and recovering well.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

I bet that was a scary situation for a while there - glad he is recovering well.

[@joshuagaertner4536]

The best GBS video!

[@gangtagully]

Thank you for this extremely helpful video! I am so glad I found your channel. May I ask what you said at 5:15? I am not able to perceive the word just after "The" and before "immunity response." Thank you for your contribution to this learning experience.

[@mustajabalam3794]

Great helped a lot ....Plz upload videos on autoimmune disorders and immunodeficiency

[@tarey05]

It's not rare anymore as it is a result of the spike proteins from the mandated clot shots that replicate attacking the peripheral nerves. As of this week, the condition is at epidemic proportions among the population of Peru.

[@ajaiarora4711]

Superb ! Especially summary in the end on one page 👌👌👌👏👏

[@magicalair]

Great vid. I like having a question at the end. Really makes you see if you understood the whole thing. Thanks! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks for the feedback that's good to know

[@ujjalhossain4249]

I have gbs but now I'm taking treatments from a neurologist at hospital..

[@heatherw.671]

I am almost certain that this is what is wrong with me right now. I got the flu shot as and started having severe painful polyneuropathy in my legs, lower back, feet, hands and arms. The pain is excruciating!! Its painful, burning, tingling, stinging sensations, joint pain, muscle pain. My throat glands seem to swell all the time & it feels like I'm breathing through a straw. I also had had my heart go into strange rhythms that made me feel like I might faint. I've had no paralysis, but at times my legs muscles feel jello weak and unsteady. I also developed a pinpoint rash on hands. And the fatigue is severe. I'm waiting now to see a neurologist.

[@hannahtumbleson234]

The rash on the arm and tingly in my fingers is happening to me, I received my covid shot early November and I'm worried sick. My symptoms sound similar to how yours were. Did you ever figure it out?

[@shelley7209]

How did you make out at docs??

[@closerwinner]

Please let us know

[@Martinovic91]

Great lecture... short and clear

[@HafizahHoshni]

Amazing! I am so thankful for sharing your expertise and knowledge. Thank you so much! 10/8/2018

[@stubbornaneed]

i find you everywhere, always thanking people. Thank you.

[@raneemodeh2468]

This is awesome❤️ thank you!

[@cynthianovoselsky3592]

Thank you so much for uploading

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

My pleasure

[@CaptainVelveeta]

Great video! @10:07 the summary is golden...fyi...set the speed @ 1.5 and it sounds a little closer to normal.

[@jacksonmarcell8185]

Very nice location enjoy and stay safe, thanks for sharing, from Texas USA ✌

[@Fx_nina]

Omg I just found your channel. Thank you so much

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

So glad it was helpful, thank you

[@Miszjrance]

thanks for the info. my cousin has been recently diagnosed with this. my issues are that I'm looking for a video that would explain how does R.S.V. in an adult work and how do you get violent shakes from having sepsis like i did? and how does it affect/effect your ability to walk? i have this problem. i received wrong meds, a flu and pneumonia shot as well, and told i had a blood disease, kidney/bladder issue, but the med that was given wasn't what was going to help cuz that wasn't the problem, so they stopped it. i went in for asthma exasperation and pneumonia and then a day or two later i couldn't walk anymore and i was violently shaking. i was sent to a nursing home for 3 weeks and a half after being in the hospital for 6 days. and now I'm still recovering from it since Oct. '17. the other Dr.'s at the second hospital said that this was normal from what i went in for originally. I'VE NEVER HAD THAT PROBRLEM BEFOR FOR ASTHMA AND PNEUMONIA. Can you explain this to me? cuz like i said, the other Dr.'s thought that this was an odd case. thanks. Jessica D. Guillory Rance

[@ravishankar1972]

Brilliant video

[@cynthianovoselsky3592]

Thank you for uploading

[@mariefrisbie1643]

I had gb 9 yrs ago I was 31. I had gotten a flu shot and in 48 hrs I had a heart attack and went into respiratory failure. I had to get a tracheostomy my diaphragm hd to be reinflainted put on a respirator and went into a coma for 7 months. I have foot drop both feet my left hand contracted shut bladder and intestines paralyzed. I have a supra pubic catheter and colostomy bag. I am paralyzed when I sit on my bum but if I lie down I can roll on my side and bend my knees. My shoulders and hips turn inwards now so I am unable to open my legs. Life is difficult but I'm positive and do what I can for myself

[@knszept9688]

I had it on september and october 2017, and spent one month on the neurology ward. Fortunately I got over very fast, after 4 plasmapheresis more-less 14 days from the beggining I managged to stand by myself and creep slowly holding the wall, after next 7 days I was able to run on the treadmill in the hospital's rehab unit gym. Maybe important thing was that this time I was in my life form taking part in military course, I don't know... The most problematic thing for me in GBS was terrible diplopy that I had what used to cause big hedeaches and loss of ballance, but thanks God it passed completelly after 2 months. I had big luck that all the time I was able to breathe and swallow by myself. People, care about yourself and don't neglect even a cold.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Wow glad you have recovered

[@knszept9688]

PhysioPathoPharmaco thank you. GBS can break my life plans, my struggles with army doctors are terrible now and make me so depressed, but more important thing is phisically I am completely ok.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Also, thank you for your military service

[@wojtek_sanitarnik]

KN Szept jak się to u Ciebie zaczęło. Coś mi jest, ale nie wiem co, byłem na obserwacji w szpitalu 3 dni. Wykluczyli stwardnienie rozsiane oraz nowotwór.

[@knszept9688]

Wojciech Kozłowski. Przebyłem ostre przeziebienie, ktore trwalo 1,5 tygodnia, ale nie mialem sie jak leczyc. Organizm sam pokonal chorobe, a po dwóch dniach zaczął mi się obraz rozjeżdżać, dwoiło mi się w oczach, miałem zawroty głowy, uda takie trochę jak z waty i potem doszło mrowienie w stopach. Kolejnego dnia rano wszystko się nasiliło, doszło mrowienie w dłoniach i nawet zębach, mniej kontrolowałem ręce, na nogach ledwo chodziłem... W kilka godzin już w ogóle nie kontrolowałem rąk i nóg, przenosili mnie (bylem juz na sorze), głowa mnie bolała, byłem senny. Aha, jeszcze od początku bolał mnie odcinek lędźwiowy kręgosłupa i czułem takie punktowe bóle pod udami i nad kolanami oraz w okolicach łokci. Potem jeszcze się wszystko nasiliło, trafiłem na neurologię i tam doszli do tego, że to GBS. Ogólnie to dwa dni szukali, robili tomografię, badania krwi, badania na boreliozę, wszystkie były idealne, zrobili mi punkcję lędźwiową, ale tu też było w porządku. Chyba na podstawie wykluczenia wszelkich innych chorób i charakterystycznych symptomów stwierdzili, że to ta choroba. A to teraz jesteś w szpitalu? Daj im znać, że "kolega miał zespół Barrego", bo nie wiadomo co to za lekarze. Nie wszyscy umieją to leczyć. Możliwe, że to jakiś chwilowy paraliż, ale jak nie przechodzi to trzeba poważnie działać. Trzymam kciuki!

[@vernessa_b8152]

Excellent video

[@prashantbashyal6085]

Perfectly explained

[@adira9441]

Just an awesome video.....clearifies all my doubts in just few minutes....plz make more and more videos ...n yes the. Quiz developed critical thinking....thnks again 👍👍👍👍

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks so much!

[@sativkaya_saurabh3704]

I got this and I am currently in Sir Ganga Ram, my feets and arms are almost lost power and also my abdominal muscles are so numb, specially my feets. I am treated with IVIG. Actually this is to protect further damage. On 26th Jan I ran 7 km and on 28th Jan I was admitted almost paralysed. Actually I had cough from last 10 days and that's how it started. Anyways it's 2nd Feb and we are done with IVIG, Doctors said it's controlled now. My physiotherapy started, let's see how long I would be able to stand on my feet. Guys if you are reading, don't panic and fight it with will power. But as soon as you got these symptoms immediately contact doctors. If you are from Delhi, Sir Ganga Ram is good hospital for treating GBS and doctor Laxmikant is too good... All The Best

[@alstondsouza4]

My dad got ivig after 9 days from the infection but i want to know now the infection stopped Fully i wanna know how long it will take to recover he was for 3.5 months in hospital now at home but yet can't walk

[@ahemersohel5951]

@@alstondsouza4 how is he now?

[@ahemersohel5951]

How r u now?

[@alstondsouza4]

@@ahemersohel5951 he is improving he can walk in house but can't walk on stairs case or get up from a place like toilet seats after sitting himself there is trouble for these 2 things !

[@alstondsouza4]

@@ahemersohel5951 i am not fine i hyperthyroidism stage 2 (graves auto immune) with genetic (mom & her entire family had this ) calcium kidney stones

[@willem8815]

My mother was diagnosed with this today. Please pray for her

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Very Sorry to hear that Willem, yes she will be in my prayers.

[@lydiafranco8638]

My husband to, and is doing good lil by lil, they do recover.. Sending prayers 😇🙏

[@BlueSky-wn2ox]

Thanks alot this is the most informative video

[@elpedro812]

I love this channel

[@yermechewardia858]

so well explained much appreciated thank u so much sir

[@knzzn0612]

it's very helpful, but i like it better when you start with the physiopathologie then the symptomes

[@draishwaryaa8242]

Very precise!! Thanks a lot

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome best of luck

[@mohamadxxi]

Very nice presentation and explanation

[@gokuldask5660]

Please go ahead.... Very effective and simple.... Better than 4hr lecture class..... Subscribed..... 😘😘😘😘... Make more videos....

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thank you very much all the best in your studies

[@ATA-wi2lh]

Omg best videos ever. Illustrative like Najeeb but more concise. Can I donate to you?

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks so much

[@luisvaldivieso2014]

Good lesson ! you just won a subscriber

[@orangestoneface]

In comparison with 101 other patients with severe GBS admitted to the intensive care unit, the patients who died were older and more likely to have underlying pulmonary disease. In a specialized center, the primary event leading to death from GBS was ventilator-associated pulmonary infection, predominantly in elderly patients with significant comorbidity......seems few young die....was hard to find.

[@afivestarwaterboi781]

My Mum had this but luckily it was diagnosed VERY early, by a doctor who ACTUALLY knew what it was.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad she was diagnosed quickly😀

[@priyanshimohriya9626]

Perfectly explained..!!!👍👍👍

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deepikauppal]

Thank you soo much for this amazing video

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

My pleasure 😊

[@RizmaZunnoon]

thank u so much,,, it helped me alot for tomorrow's neuro exam,,, ❤

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Your very welcome Rizma

[@markhaung4160]

Are there any information of references you cited for this video? I want to read more detail information about GBS, thanks!

[@RomajaneAbrenio]

Thank you so much!

[@HemantPatel-fw9oh]

Thank u sir very useful information about GBS

[@leyladereci3617]

Excellent!

[@user-sw6hl1dd2x]

Great work ..thank u

[@sangaychedup3416]

Thank you for the video

[@LocTran-pi7uo]

this was super helpful, thanks

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks glad it was helpful

[@priyaroy1491]

Thank you so much...

[@davecompton6510]

Whist this is an excelent explanation for GBS, it also applies to MFS - the only difference as far as I can see is that MFS starts in the upper part of the body, specifically the eyes with double vision, then spreads down the body to the extremities - otherwise evrything else applies.

[@thephysiodiaries4348]

Very helpful for my exams thankyou sir..

[@soundreign2319]

I had a colonoscopy and developed coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain and sharp/throbbing upper left arm pain after waking up from the colonoscopy. It took a month and a half of suffering post colonoscopy with progression of these symptoms to learn that I had pneumonitis because doctors thought I was crazy and was suffering from anxiety attacks. It took months to recover from the pneumonitis with two rounds of antibiotics, during the treatment of the pneumonitis though the pain in my upper left arm traveled down to the rest of my left arm and hand, and then into my entire left leg and left foot, I have weakness in my left side and the left side of my lip involuntarily jumps, my right side is fine. I was told that I have Complex regional pain syndrome, but this disease sounds similar except the symmetrical and toes-to-hand symptoms. Anyway, tfs.

[@anitaahmed9788]

Thank you,clear explanation

[@doctorkomari2327]

amazing explanation!

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thank you Doctor Komari - all the best to you!

[@constancaazeredo5845]

Great video!! Thanks a lot

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

You’re very welcome, all the best

[@liliannaireendelacruz1160]

Thank you so much.

[@swanelain]

Nice I made it to the quiz at the end nice video keep them coming.

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

did you get the quiz question right?

[@adlesal24]

thanks for comprehensive explanation but i wonder how plasmapharesis has the major role in management since the shwan cells destruction is mediated mainly by macrophages

[@pavanmore9896]

superb... summary was the best part ...medico here✌

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thank you, that's very kind of you to leave the comment.

[@wavyybtw6605]

It took me to recover 3 and a half weeks to get out of hospital and I still and work properly and it has been 3 years

[@jemmalemma143]

Awesome same here with me

[@yasinyldz1244]

Beatifull helpfull video thank you so much

[@MisRawan]

You are the best 👍🏻👍🏻

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks so much for the kind comment

[@sweet_life7892]

So great video 👌🏻👍🏻

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks, I really appreciate it.

[@ronniepatch]

very helpful thank you

[@elsiefenelon7082]

Thank you Sr

[@asianidols6791]

Soooo good i didnt understood this much in class. .actually I never understood in class .thanks a lot n quiz was very good mplzz keep making more vdo

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Glad to hear that

[@kevinmurphy7193]

Yep thanks relates totally plus i had miller fisher syndrome facial droop right side

[@physiopathopharmaco4190]

Thanks Kevin, hopefully no residual effects.