Oscar Jones from Monroeville, Alabama on January 23, 2015:
I've had some really green/yellow snot before but this was a new color to me! įound this site because my snot has the bright yellow color of a highlighter marker! I'm just getting over a cold so this must be it hanging on, or a secondary infection. I think it gives people simple guides to reassurance and confidence to trust their own judgement. I really appreciate this article and will be passing the very clear very informative information on to friends. (and if I had blue snot I would FREAK OUT) Thanks for the hub! Everything is blooming early this year and that doesn't help one bit, or the fact that every person that walks in front of me lately seems to be a smoker. I just went to the doctor today and he told me I have severe allergies. SUNSHYNE from California, US on February 13, 2015: This is gross yet extremely helpful! Thanks for posting. I had no idea that snot and boogers were so interesting! Nice work here on this unusual topic. Terry Hoover from Denham Springs, Louisiana on May 15, 2015: anyways my mucus is chunky whit/yellow and it has slightly bloody patched nothing over the top or anythiing but it has beentwo days now of like me sneezing a glob half way across the room of this gross stuff.i do have pets which i have slight allergy to so i assume they are making my nasal passage more irritated but i just wanted to make sure its not too serius I took some benilyn and my throat felt a slight bit better but nothing else really.then i started sneezing and it doesnt feel or sound like my normal sneewze its itchier and more squeeky than normal idk whyi think this but i do it doesnt feel like a normal sneeze. had to pee alot and had extreme fatigue in my bones and body. Late onset multiple sclerosis brain atrophy magnetic resonance imaging magnetization transfer ratio multiple sclerosis proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy.Two days ago iwas a lil disoriented then i left work and instantly felt like i had a sore throat, the was fine for w few hours then i went into shakes and sweats and tried to sleep with no luck lol. Our results, which indicate that in LOMS patients brain tissue damage is more advanced than in TOMS patients, may contribute to a better understanding of the heterogeneity of MS. MRI parameters in patients with LOMS differed significantly from those obtained from the TOMS group. We did not find a statistical difference in T1- and T2- lesion load (p = 0.1, p = 0.3 respectively) although T1/T2 lesion ratio was higher in the LOMS group. No statistical difference was found between the groups in terms of mean mIn (p = 0.346) and mean GPC+PCh (p = 0.563). Patients with LOMS manifested lower concentrations of NAA+NAAG and NAA+NAAG/Cr than patients with TOMS (p = 0.009 and p < 0.001 respectively). Patients with LOMS and TOMS statistically differed in the peak height (p = 0.018), peak location (p < 0.001), and MTR mean value (p < 0.001). There was no statistical differences in White Matter Fraction (WMF) values between the groups (p = 0.572). Patients with late onset of MS had lower Brain Parenchyma Fraction (BPF) (p < 0.001) and Grey Matter Fraction (GMF) values (p = 0.008) than the TOMS group. Parameters from both techniques were compared between LOMS and TOMS groups. Conventional (T1- and T2-weighted images) and non-conventional (magnetization transfer images, proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy) MRI techniques were performed in all participants. The two groups were matched in terms of disease duration and EDSS score. Twenty patients with LOMS were included in the study and 17 patients with typical onset of MS (TOMS) served as a comparative group. To investigate the MRI characteristics of LOMS patients based on conventional and non-conventional techniques.
Neither conventional nor nonconventional MRI features are known to be typical for LOMS. Also the MRI characteristics of patients with LOMS have not been determined. Until now, the differences in clinical course, type of first symptoms, and prognosis of LOMS have not been well established. This type of MS is called Late Onset Multiple Sclerosis (LOMS). Clinically definite multiple sclerosis (CDMS) can occur also in patients older than 50 years. Typical age of onset is between 20 and 35 years. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a demyelinating disease of the central nervous system (CNS) with heterogenic character.
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