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- what evidence do you have for this?Your body then begins to make new neural connections through every part of your brain that has shut down due to the PTSD.
What evidence do you have for this?PTSD causes PHYSICAL changes in your brain and nervous system.
Again, any evidence for this? As a Medic, I've never heard of such occurrences.I believe that the PTSD/mental breakdown messed up my entire nervous system. As far as left sided PTSD symptoms, my left arm is affected. My doctor told me that people with psychological damage from PTSD will sometimes shut down the left side of their body, while those with severe physical injuries and PTSD will often shut down the right side of their body. Your left side, he said, is you more feminine, emotional side. Fear shuts it all down.
The left sided symptoms were immediate, after the accident. I remember sitting in my bedroom, looking in the mirror, and trying to comfort the left side of my body....... felt a split in my mind, like the left half of my mind had closed down. Some time later, the "split" dropped down into my body so that my body felt split.
If the left side of your mind was closed down, then the right side of your body would be affected. That's basic science that the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body and vice versa.My body-especially left side-- is no longer inhibited due to fear.
["None of those physical symptoms you describe, are explained by PTSD, PTSD being an anxiety disorder, not a physical disorder."}
I guess that I am responding to one of the moderaters earlier who said the above quote.
since I was saying something that was not going to put you in a favorable light.