1. CCSVI 4 Me
    Jerry Burston Jerry Burston France says:
    March 29, 2012 at 6:18 AM

    Having the CCSVI operation in January on both azygos veins is the only thing that has brought significant benefit to me since being diagnosed PRMS.

    I have seen improvements in: fatigue, heat intolerance, and cognitive dysfunction, but my balance is still poor. This will improve I hope with specialist physiotherapy. I had the operation at AMEDS in Warsaw, Poland, and found it competant and professional.  

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