Understanding the Symptoms of FND
Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can cause a wide range of neurological symptoms. These can affect movement, sensation, speech, vision, thinking, awareness and other functions of the nervous system.
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Keeping a Symptom and Activity Diary
Living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) can sometimes make it difficult to understand why symptoms suddenly become worse. You may have a good day followed by a difficult one, or find that symptoms appear or increase without an obvious reason.
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The Boom and Bust Cycle in FND
One of the most frustrating things about living with FND can be the way your symptoms and energy can change from one day to another.
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Understanding Your “Jug of Tolerance”
When we talk about triggers in FND, one useful way of understanding them is through the “Jug of Tolerance” analogy.
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The Fight or Flight Response and FND
In FND, we know that messages and signals are not always being sent, received or processed correctly within the brain. This can affect how the brain and body communicate and can contribute to many FND symptoms.
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