As now we find it is independent of Gender the only possible cause seems to me is multiplesclorosis, although at selective level as it is not genetic but acquired in our case.
looking at symptoms of MS mult-sclerosis.org/mssymptoms.html and find they fit almost 90% to me. Especially my double vision (my vision is not weak but double like you paint a picture with double shades), my eye movement is also jerky.I also feel shaking in my hands, body etc. Movement is not fine and coordinated if you look at my old posts I have been complaining about Parkinson’s and Alzyhmer like feelings in me. Also under Coordination and Balance Symptoms you will seen nausea, which is most distrubing for me.
I dont think MS idea is a blind arrow in the air, It has been in focus by many.
1-This was first proposed by Alex Mille
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2577&p=14077&hilit=Multiple+sclerosis#p14077
The explanation to this is really easy: Real Multiple Sclerosis affects the brain and spinal chord. Most symptoms come from neurodegeneration in the brain then ED follows when the neurones of the spinal chord get demyelinated. Obviously, you see the effect of the brain damage first.
But: The brain has 5AR1 but the spinal chord has mainly 5AR2. Finasteride only inhibits 5AR2. I said the CONDITION at the spinal chord is the same. It’s not a real case of MS though since the brain is not as strongly affected of 5AR2 inhibition as the spinal chord. But I personally still think the brain is somewhat affected from peripheral neurosteroid inhibition although not as much as the spinal chord neurons.
This also explains why these neurological effects appear years after finasteride usage. It takes a longer period of time of allopregnanolone depletion for neurodegeneration to occur.
The symptoms of “brain fog” are definitely the same as demyelination of spinal chord motor neurons, as written in my first post.
Hope this answers your question."
2- There is one fin user Ahmed
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4887&p=39440&hilit=Multiple+sclerosis#p39440
Now look at the following prominent symptoms.
[b]Visual Symptoms[/b]
Optic Neuritis: Blurred vision, eye pain, loss of colour vision, blindness
Diplopia: Double Vision
[b]Motor Symptoms[/b]
Spasticity Loss of muscle tone causing stiffness, pain and restricting free movement of affected limbs
Dysarthria Slurred speech and related speech problems
Sensory Symptoms
Paraesthesia Partial numbness, tingling, buzzing and vibration sensations
Anaesthesia Complete numbness/loss of sensation
Neuralgia, Neuropathic and Neurogenic pain Pain without apparent cause, burning, itching and electrical shock sensations
L’Hermitte’s Electric shocks and buzzing sensations when moving head
Proprioceptive Dysfunction Loss of awareness of location of body parts
Trigeminal Neuralgia Facial pain
Coordination and Balance Symptoms
Ataxia Loss of coordination
Intention tremor Shaking when performing fine movements
Dysmetria Constant under- or overshooting limb movements
Vestibular Ataxia Abnormal balance function in the inner ear
Vertigo Nausea/vomitting/sensitivity to travel sickness from vestibular ataxia
Speech Ataxia Problems coordinating speech, stuttering
And now finally you guys must be looking for
Bowel, Bladder and Sexual Symptoms
Frequent Micturation, Bladder Spasticity Urinary urgency and incontinence
Flaccid Bladder, Detrusor-Sphincter Dyssynergia Urinary hesitancy and retention
Erectile Dysfunction Male and female impotence
Anorgasmy Inability to achieve orgasm
Retrograde ejaculation Ejaculating into the bladder
Frigidity Inability to become sexually aroused
Constipation Infrequent or irregular bowel movements
Fecal Urgency Bowel urgency
Fecal Incontinence Bowel incontinence
