Just because of reflex spots? On which surface is the best? (Sorry for my English). Tnx
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That is not a valid question. However, on an average, and in general, Males tend to have better "reflexes".\n\nBut there are many women out there who are better then most males!
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My mother has this problem.  She didn't know how it happened.  Every night she has to put this ointment in her eye for it.  Been going thru this for over a year now.  I wish you the best and a speedy healing.
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Reflexes are pure nerve’s response! If you touch a flame with a finger you’ll immediately put it away as the result of just your nervous system response keeping homeostasis of your hand
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I have a brother who is blind. Due to optic nerve damage. From what we have been told. There is nothing medical that can be done. However nerves can, and have been known to rejuvenate on their own.
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seriously practice alot it in front of the mirror. tilt forward a wee bit and remember to keep loose and to not get too rigid in the knees. also watch michael on you tube. he's amazing
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I wanted to know for myself why, and I am glad I came across your posting.  \n\nI took anatomy and physiology and found out by my professor that you move so much during the night and your face has so much pressure built up by pillows, your arms, hands, and etc.  \n\nHope that was scientific enough for you.
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The ankle reflex (i.e. Achilles reflex) is tested by tapping the Achilles tendon, while the foot is dorsi-flexed (i.e. entirely flexed upward).  The foot then should jerk toward its plantar surface, which is towards the sole of the foot (i.e. downwards). This reaction is involuntary since it occurs without the person willing it to happen.\n\nPsychologically speaking, the response should decline with continual stimulation of the tendon at one time due to habituation  to the stimulus, where your body subconsciously adapts to the stimulus and stops reacting to it as much.  However, it may just stay the same due to some biological reason that requires our reflexes to always be quick.  The response would not get larger.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorsiflexion/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ankle_jerk_reflex/
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I think zero is the best, they have alot of concave. Any questions email me.
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Superficial reflexes \nElicited by gentle cutaneous stimulation \nThe plantar reflex tests the integrity of the spinal cord from L4 to S4 and is elicited by drawing a blunt object downward along the lateral aspect of the sole of the foot. The normal response is curling of the toes, but if the primary motor cortex or corticospinal tract is damaged, Babinski’s sign occurs (the big toe dorsiflexes and the smaller toes fan laterally). \nThe abdominal reflex occurs when the skin of the lateral abdomen is stroked to the side, above or below the umbilicus. The umbilicus will move towards the stimulated site. This checks the integrity of the spinal cord from T8 to T12.\n \nDeep tendon reflexes \nOpposite of the stretch reflex – muscle relaxation and lengthening in response to contraction. \nDeep tendon reflexes are polysynaptic and ipsilateral
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Acupuncture. I play tennis proffecionally . trust me, I know it sounds illogical, but it realy helps. It also helped me heal faster and completely recover from a full ankle replacement
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Oh my gosh, you mean there are others? Are you a pretty pale person like me? I get it a lot. I can get it from really hot (heat hot, not spicy hot) foods too - like soup.  I get it from wine sometimes too. Everyone asks me why my nose turns red.  The dermatologist just said it was blood vessels and due to my skin being so light, it looks a lot more prominent. I find that if I keep very well hydrated, it is a little less extreme.  So glad to know someone else has that problem too!
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I have had a twitch happen in my eyes for a while and talk to others about it. It turned out to be stress related.....even the doctor agreed.  It happens in the corner of the eyes.
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I have had eczema off and on my entire life so I can definitely synpathize.  PROTOPIC is the ointment my dermatologist gave me and it was the only medicine I have EVER used that got rid of it.  I had an extremely sever case of it on my hands, out of nowhere, and I found out that what was causing it to surface was that I was using scented lotions like from Bath and Body works.   The chemicals in perfumed lotions and creams causes the rash to surface and irritate your skin.  Ask your doctor if Protopic would be right for you, put it on the spots, and do not over medicate. Stay away from cleaning chemicals such as bleach, comic, items like this and scented lotions and soaps. Ivory is the best.  Hope this helps.
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Pub is sort of correct, although he contradicts himself a bit.\n\nIt is a reflex ... reflexes are learned activities.  Close the door ... turn off the music, etc.  Always do this with quiet concentration.  You will have to retrain your body to accept this new event.\n\nBy minimizing the distractions, you have more focus and control ... be patient, but regular.  You can retrain reflexes.
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Question answered.\nTalk to your doc, or try listing in a medical category.
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OK I jsut tried 5 on each side and I already could feel it. I'll try it in my next workout. Thanks!