Coping mechanisms for jugular compression

[KoolDude]

I think pretty much you covered but we have
discussed what helps with IJV in previous threads (see he 2 links below) One is from our friend @TheDude and one is from me. I would also add to avoid Vitamin A as it increases the production of CSF fluid. Since our drainage is impaired, if you are taking multivitamins with high dose of Vitamin A, you might be increasing the CSF production and subsequently will increase inter-cranial pressure.

I'm back - surgery with Dr Axon

Hi Dontgiveup I know it is easier said than done when people say do not give up particularly when the blood supply to the brain is somewhat impaired. I do suffer so many symptoms that at times, I thought I had neurodegenerative disease like AD, Parkisons, etc. I even thought I had deadly metabolic disease like MELAS since that cause hearing loss, cognitive decline and muscle issues but knowing that Jugular Compression can induce many symptoms and mimic other diseases, It gives me comfort knowin…

Small tricks to help Eagles with IJV compression

Here is what I found helpful. Starting with unhelpful things. Not good for me: Coffee Forces working on my head neck (e.g. from car driving, walking/running) Sitting upright concentration tasks (already much better since last surgery) Helpful was/is: Lying elevated head, body or sitting lyed back in a TV seat (heard that jugulars are mostly used when you are lyed down completely) back stroke swimming (with rubber swim cap is good, maybe the compression?) resting after activities (li…