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Welcome to FND Nope's official space. This is where we share updates, investigations, research, and reflections on Functional Neurological Disorder, with a particular focus on diagnostic practices, medical dogma, patient safety, and accountability. We question assumptions, challenge established narratives, and believe no diagnosis should be beyond scrutiny. You don't have to agree with us. In fact, we welcome opposing perspectives. What matters is evidence, open discussion, and the willingness to ask difficult questions.
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Replied in Share you FND memes and cartoonsIn reply to: Share your FND memes and cartoons here.
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Replied in Share you FND memes and cartoonsIn reply to: Share your FND memes and cartoons here.
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Started a new forum question Share you FND memes and cartoons
Share your FND memes and cartoons here.
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Called odontogenic brain abscesses.A chronic occult infection from the failed root canal was already a biologically plausible differential, particularly given the toothache, putrid smell and referred ear pain. The fact that his symptoms substantially resolved after the infection was treated makes causation considerably
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Commented on It was the meds after all.
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Commented on It was the meds after all.
I’m glad you found the answer and are feeling better. Keppra can cause depression, anxiety and cognitive problems that resemble FCD. Missing a known medication effect and misdiagnosing it as functional is a serious diagnostic failure.
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Commented on The Common Phenotypes Hypothesis
Of 148,727 patients diagnosed with FND, 78.5% had another recorded neurological diagnosis. That is an extraordinarily high rate to dismiss as mere coincidence and lends weight to the possibility that FND may possibly represent a common phenotype across different neurological diseases.
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Commented on PSP initially diagnosed as FND
This dashboard entry is based on a real, published case report: "Revising a diagnosis of functional neurological disorder—a case report".In this particular case, I agree that the neurologists did their due diligence. They continued following the patient, recognised that the clinical picture was changing, ordered furthe
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Replied in Other skeptical sources
Thank you for sharing this. This piece echoes much of what I have written about on my own site, particularly FND’s apparent unfalsifiability, its circular reasoning and the almost religious character the discourse can take on when hypotheses are treated as established facts and contrary evidence is absorbed rather than
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Started a new forum question Denying medicine
Researchers say medicine doesnt work for FND but thats pure conjecture when no one fully knows what causes these symptoms or how the brain is glitching. We cant keep denying people treatments that might help just because of an unproven hypothesis. If it works for someone its usually just treating their claimed comorbid