Category: Dysautonomia

Neuro-EDS: A new phenotype described July 2026

Although I’m a bit behind updating my blog here, the EDS world has been abuzz since the introduction of what folks are describing as a new phenotype of EDS: Neuro-EDS. That is, a description of a collection of neurological issues involving the cranio-cervical junction, spine and more that seem to plague a notable number of

October is Extra

My long time followers may have noticed that I update my home page every month under News and Events to talk about whichever comorbidity or comorbidities (plural, often) it is the awareness month for. E.g. September was both Chronic Pain and Chiari awareness month. Two much too common comorbidities for all of our liking, sigh.

Wherefor art thou Dysautonomia?

“Homeo(stasis)… oh homeo(stasis)… wherefor out thou dysautonomia?” to mangle a phrase with apologies to all you brilliant Shakespeare scholars. And mix some medical metaphors to boot. Anyone who’s been exploring either the Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (including the forms of EDS) or the highly comorbid Mast Cell Activation Diseases (all forms of mastocytosis, but also the