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Wow this is incredible for multiple reasons. I'm also working on a dating app and pondered this "security/content" issue, and I am also a victim of spinal damag

Wow this is incredible for multiple reasons. I'm also working on a dating app and pondered this "security/content" issue, and I am also a victim of spinal damage. I had cervical myelopathy in 2018 and had to have an emergency fusion on C5-C7. I still experience various neurological issues for which they can't trace (they claim it's not related to the spine issues), but causes symptoms very similar to multiple sclerosis (although that's been ruled out). Your condition looks and sounds even more serious than that. I'm sorry you've gone through so much. I hope your health improves and I wish you success!

Abishek_Muthian 6y ago
Is that you Abishek, from the future? :) Thank you for your kind words. I can visualise what you had to go through. I share mutual respect and wishes for your recovery or should I say 'Management of our conditions'. >I still experience various neurological issues for which they can't trace The main issue I had (Tingling on the Face) has been successfully resolved after the surgery. Any other discomfort I had has been largely due to anxiety and post-traumatic stress from surgery, loosing my hard earned startup etc. So targeted efforts in bringing down the anxiety helps me a lot[Staying in present, taking lesser sensory inputs(had dozens of phone calls earlier, now its zero phone calls, only email]. Side note: Does wearing hear rate monitor on the wrist, like Fitbit/Apple watch hurt you after 15-30 mins?[1]. [1]https://abishekmuthian.com/my-experience-with-fitbit-charge-hr-numbness-tingling-and-pain-fec85d41d165/ https://abishekmuthian.com/my-experience-with-fitbit-charge-...
- y-c-o-m-b 6y ago
  Thanks for your kind words. I do not wear fitness trackers. That's a very strange issue. I see you outlined wearing it too tight or EM sensitivity, but there's a couple of other things: heat and sweat. Both of these things are known to play unkindly with nerve damage. For example, I get pins and needles when I sit in the sun. I get a burning nerve pain when I sweat from exercise.
  - Abishek_Muthian 6y ago
    Thanks for letting me know. Since the tingling starts within 15 - 30 mins even in cold conditions, I don't think sweat had a role to play (but I will keep this in mind). The article I attached has highest number of visitors since I published, several people have also asked me the reason for it. Unfortunately, it often gets dismissed as wearing it too tight and I have definitely proven that it's not the case with me. I'm planning a blind test with an elaborate setup to conclusively prove that heart rate monitor is hurting me and others; perhaps then we could proceed to find why.

Abishek_Muthian 6y ago

Is that you Abishek, from the future? :) Thank you for your kind words. I can visualise what you had to go through. I share mutual respect and wishes for your recovery or should I say 'Management of our conditions'. >I still experience various neurological issues for which they can't trace The main issue I had (Tingling on the Face) has been successfully resolved after the surgery. Any other discomfort I had has been largely due to anxiety and post-traumatic stress from surgery, loosing my hard earned startup etc. So targeted efforts in bringing down the anxiety helps me a lot[Staying in present, taking lesser sensory inputs(had dozens of phone calls earlier, now its zero phone calls, only email]. Side note: Does wearing hear rate monitor on the wrist, like Fitbit/Apple watch hurt you after 15-30 mins?[1]. [1]https://abishekmuthian.com/my-experience-with-fitbit-charge-hr-numbness-tingling-and-pain-fec85d41d165/ https://abishekmuthian.com/my-experience-with-fitbit-charge-...

y-c-o-m-b 6y ago
Thanks for your kind words. I do not wear fitness trackers. That's a very strange issue. I see you outlined wearing it too tight or EM sensitivity, but there's a couple of other things: heat and sweat. Both of these things are known to play unkindly with nerve damage. For example, I get pins and needles when I sit in the sun. I get a burning nerve pain when I sweat from exercise.
- Abishek_Muthian 6y ago
  Thanks for letting me know. Since the tingling starts within 15 - 30 mins even in cold conditions, I don't think sweat had a role to play (but I will keep this in mind). The article I attached has highest number of visitors since I published, several people have also asked me the reason for it. Unfortunately, it often gets dismissed as wearing it too tight and I have definitely proven that it's not the case with me. I'm planning a blind test with an elaborate setup to conclusively prove that heart rate monitor is hurting me and others; perhaps then we could proceed to find why.