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Is functional neurology disorder cross over / lay over more common in people with diagnosed ehlers danlos disease or pseudotumour cerebri? thank you?

Q: is functional neurology disorder cross over / lay over more common in people with diagnosed ehlers danlos disease or pseudotumour cerebri? thank you?

: Neither Ehlers-Danlos nor Pseudotumor Cerebri should ever be considered functional disorders. Hopefully, doctors who have limited experience in either area will refer to colleagues to manage one or both.

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Neither Ehlers-Danlos nor Pseudotumor Cerebri should ever be considered functional disorders. Hopefully, doctors who have limited experience in either area will refer to colleagues to manage one or both.

Answered 10/29/2021

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A member asked:

Is functional neurology disorder cross over / lay over more common in people with diagnosed ehlers danlos disease or pseudotumour cerebri? thank you?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Bennett Machanic answered

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