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12-Question Neuroplastic Symptoms Self-Quiz

By David Clarke, MD and Howard Schubiner, MD 
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    40% of people who see a doctor have NS (neuroplastic symptoms). When a complete medical evaluation is normal, the probability of NS is much higher than 40%.
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    In some people, pain or illness fails to improve because NS are contributing. Healing of most physical injury is complete in 6 weeks or less.
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    The more symptoms you have and the longer they persist, the more likely NS are contributing. However, many people with NS have just one pain or illness.
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    The more different places you have symptoms, the more likely NS are contributing. Symptoms that change their location often are linked to NS.
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    When this is true NS are likely contributing to your condition.
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    These personality traits are often acquired from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) which can be anything you would never want a child of your own to go through. Fortunately, these issues can be successfully treated.
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    Setting boundaries to limit this stress can be challenging. This can lead to NS. Fortunately, this issue can be successfully treated.
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    High levels of stress are common in people with NS. Symptoms often improve if the stresses are reduced.
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    This can be an indication of an Anxiety Disorder, which can worsen NS. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a reliable source for additional information.
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    This can be an indication of Depression, which can worsen NS. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a reliable source for additional information.
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    Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a common cause of NS. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a reliable source for additional information.
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    Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can be traumatic and obvious or subtle and difficult to recall. All ACEs can contribute to NS in adults.
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