Hi Rochelle,
When you say 'perpetual motion' do you mean:
- like one of those nodding dogs with the wobbly heads (is this like
Parkinson's?) which is more like a constant tremor (makes me think
mercury or other poisoning - or at least some sort of central nerve
damage).
or:
- larger irregualr movements like cerebral palsy (I think this is
more choreic and would love it if someone would clarify it) which I
think is about muscles over reacting without their opposing muscle
working to maintain stability and controlled movement.
Gail
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could be exaggerated because of all the red Bull she is drinking.
http://endoflifecare.tripod.com/juvenil ... /id61.html
describes it better than I could.
also cause nephritis. Past history of sore throats and
anitstreptococcal titre relevant.
(5) : Alum., verat., nux-m., nux-v., sac-alb.
any one else's. She has never had a blood test but it is not a fear
of needles problem. I asked how she manages menses and she says she
never looks at the tampon. She says the problem is to do with "life
blood". Can anyone think of a rubric for any of this?
only one reply offlist.
about her was that she was in perpetual motion. It wasn't twitching
but moving all the time, especially her head. Is this what is meant
by Chorea?
that seems to have found their way to my door
