1. It seems this article is baseless. Those videos on TikTok and Facebook are
    Habtamu Gurmu Habtamu Gurmu United States says:
    August 12, 2021 at 12:21 AM

    It seems this article is baseless. Those videos on TikTok and Facebook are clearly fake because I am one those people who made them. If a doctor can believe those videos as real, I would suggest him to see a psychiatrist. This is a sign of Delusion

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      J G J G United Kingdom says:
      August 21, 2021 at 8:57 AM

      I don't see how your actions are helpful to those who experience the real symptoms of FND. It is hard enouhmfor usmto prove our symptoms are not fakes. There are those, including yourself it seems, who try to fake this for their own benefit, for those of us diagnosed with FND by a neurologist this is a seriously debilitating,condition worthy of more research, and respect from the medical profession. Your actions are harmful.

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