Isn't the shingles vaccine supposed to help prevent dementia?

That's a PREVENTATIVE skin treatment? Dang.

How bad is the thing is trying to prevent?

Anonymous wrote:Sure, Jan.

Preventative skin cream?!?!

Sure, Jan.

Shingles can also cause facial drooping.

Oops, was trying to say that the behavioral variant of FTD can have a much slower progression.

Anonymous wrote:There is a physical therapist on instagram...name is "epistemiccrisis", that has a series of videos describing what he thinks is happening with Trump's health. Although he hates trump, he's using his science background objectively to describe it. The number one diagnosis he believes it to be is "frontotemporal dementia".

My mother died of FTD (though not the behavioral variant, which is Trump might have and which has a much progression course than bvFTD). I thought he had it back in the first term, and certainly his mental wanderings ("the weave") have gotten worse. If it's a race between bvFTD and a stroke, the stroke will probably win.

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Anonymous wrote:Could just be regular fat neck friction.

But there is a gash in his neck.

I wouldn't call it a gash. Looks like maybe a scabbed-over part of a shingles outbreak.

+ 1

Not sure what gash you see? Do you mean the deep wrinkles? Or the scabby shingles-like rash?

There is a physical therapist on instagram...name is "epistemiccrisis", that has a series of videos describing what he thinks is happening with Trump's health. Although he hates trump, he's using his science background objectively to describe it. The number one diagnosis he believes it to be is "frontotemporal dementia".

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Anonymous wrote:Could just be regular fat neck friction.

But there is a gash in his neck.

I wouldn't call it a gash. Looks like maybe a scabbed-over part of a shingles outbreak.

Anonymous wrote:Could just be regular fat neck friction.

But there is a gash in his neck.

Could just be regular fat neck friction.

it's gotten so much worse though

Anonymous wrote:Any medical professionals want to weigh in? Shingles? Contact dermatitis? Leprosy?

Seems like shingles