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EAT’s Autonomic Effects on Chronic Epipharyngitis
Background:
Chronic epipharyngitis may be linked to dysautonomia and systemic symptoms.
EAT is a treatment method targeting inflammation in the epipharynx.
Mechanism Proposed:
Stimulation of glossopharyngeal and vagus nerves
Brainstem–hypothalamus–pituitary axis activation
Autonomic, endocrine, and immune modulation
Effects Observed:
↓ Fatigue
↓ Headache
↓ Autonomic symptoms
↑ Overall well-being
Clinical Implication:
EAT may serve as a neuromodulatory therapy for patients with chronic fatigue and autonomic dysfunction linked to epipharyngeal inflammation.
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Publications (8)
Recent article categories: Neurology, Internal Medicine, Otolaryngology
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