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* A woman with peripheral bilateral paresis's followings of the facial nerve from herpetic neuritis, treated by antistress therapy (**). (Updated on November 2005).

* Therty-six months of drug therapy in a child with ligamentous laxity and clumsiness. Updating May 2005 (**)

* A case of dyslexia in a school age boy: a trial with drugs for 44 months (**)

* Stabilized outcomes of idiopathic paralysis of the facial nerve (Bell's paralysis) and stress: An attempt of an antistress drug therapy lasting 10 months. (**)

* Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and stress: a case history of a patient, treated only with antistress drugs. (**) Updated March 2004.

* A floppy child with polymicrogiria and mental retardation. Report of the first nine months of drug treatment (last updating). (**)

* Benign Positional Paroxysmal Vertigo, tinnitus, and hypacusia in a 48-years woman, treated with antistress drugs (**).

* Another case of anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in a 41-years old woman at the first consultation, and treated by antidepressants and antistress drugs. (**)

*  Intermittent dyslexia in an young adult with initial insomnia, dyslalias and headache. Results of a four-months treatment with antistress and antidepressants drugs. (**)

* The nocturia ( or nycturia ) in elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems can be reduced or abolished with an antistress drug therapy? Preliminary report on 7 cases treated with antidepressant-antistress drugs. (**)

 * Subjective vertigo in a 66-years-old man and its disappearance following an antidepressant-antistress drug therapy. (**)

 * "Like a mask pressing on my face." On a particular symptom among the stabilized outcomes of the facial nerve paralysis. (**)

 * Other cases of elderly persons without peripheral urinary problems, with nocturia reduced or disappeared following an antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

 * A new case of paresis of the facial nerve following a probably post-flu Bell's paralysis: Results of the antidepressant and antistress drug therapy. (**)

 *  Drooling (or sialorrhea) as an "isolated" symptom in two persons, and its treatment with primarily antistress drug therapy. (**)

* Another case of anosmia, hyperosmia, cacosmia, ageusia and dysgeusia in a 41-years old woman at the first consultation, and treated by antidepressant and antistress drugs.

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* A "heretic" therapeutic approach for the psoriasis. (April 2007).

* The psoriasis as a neurologic illness? photographic documentation of the first case treated with mainly antistress drugs (A work in progress). (March 2008).

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