Changes in sympathetic nerve activity before and after ETS surgery

Left side is normal sympathetic activiry, right side is after ETS surgery.

• Sympathetic nerves emanating from the spine transmit evenly upward and downward through the sympathetic trunk. However, an imbalance occurs after ETS surgery.
• The sympathetic nervous system works to keep active, transmitting energy, emotion, and body temperature.
• After ETS surgery, the torso becomes hyperactive with fever and compensatory sweating, and attenuated in the head (with depression, emotional decay, and loss of energy). Stopping sweating in the head cause the head hot.

In reversal surgery, a bypass is created at the resection site.

The problem is that the sympathetic nerves in the head, shoulders, and arms, which had once been attenuated, have still staffed after reversal surgery.

I recovered considerably with natural recovery such as exercise and sauna, but I did not recover completely even after 20 years.

Therefore, I am currently undergoing acupuncture to directly stimulate the nerves.

I am treating my shoulders, arms and armpits with this treatment method.

Electroacupuncture is also performed on my neck and back of the head. (although the video is the arm)

This treatment has been tremendously effective, to the extent that it can overwrite my timeline for natural recovery.