Contact Information
Our office is located at:
279 Third Ave., Suite 404 Long Branch, NJ 07740(Located at Monmouth Medical Center)
(Long Branch Train Station is located across the street and just 1/2 block to the north).
Telephone: (732) 229-5250
Fax: (732) 229-5280
Email for appointment or consultation: debbie@dcneuro.net
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Hi Dr. Scopelliti,
I was a patient of your a couple years ago. You diagnosed an issue with sympothetic nervous system, particularly the left side & loss of neurons due to illness or injury. You gave me eye exercises to do which has been great. My question is, does any illness or injury do additional damage every time I get sick or injured? I seem to be having trouble again and have been sick a lot this winter.
Thanks,
Christine Raymond
Hi Christine, good to hear from you, and sorry you are not quite as well as you were a while back. Your question unfortunately is very general. Anything can essentially happen. The question is what is happening. If you wouldn’t mind giving me some more details.
If you like, you can email me directly at drs@dcneuro.net.
Best…
Dr. S.
Dr. S,
Do you provide nutritional therapy along with what you do? Do you give supplements while going through the Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy?
what about Myofacial Therapy for Spasmodic Tortilicollis? Do you or would you recommend that?
Good morning Christine. With regards to nutritional supplementation, we do provide such counciling as appropriate. I do not routinely supply you with supplements, any recommendations which I may make would be for products which you could easily find on your own. Although myofacial therapy will briefly reduce pain and spasm associated with torticollis, it is not lasting and often worsens the condition. As such, I only recommend it as a supportive therapy to reduce pain while more curative therapies are performed.
Hope this helps.
Hugs…
Doc
Dear DR Scopelliti,
i have had a 5 yr nightmare of living with a muscle disorder that was first diagnosed as dystonia and received botox shots which did not help, after a 21/2 wait for disability and medical coverage went to a neurologist who said it wasnt dystonia but tremors but closer to dystonia than tremors. he has prescribed clonazepam which is minimally helping me but i suffer from pain every day. i cant sleep..i am tired and ready to just give up on anyone truly helping me. do you think that you can?
sincerely,
kathi in brick NJ
Im just an average small town Kentucky guy 26 had action myclonus almost three yrs. had an anoxic brain injurury in a car wreck I think ill be heading up too NJ. Ive been in therapy a long time just want my life back , found u on youtube.com by typing myclonus in was amazing
Thanks for taking the time to view the post and for replying. I think a lot of people see those videos and think that the patients are faking the movements. If you suffer from myoclonus you know they were real. Both of the young ladies in the videos on my site suffered a great deal with all the wrong therapies before treating with me.
Thanks again and hope to see you one day.
Best…
Dr. S.
Dr. S,
I have cervical dystonia. After 6 1/2 yrs. I think I may have finally found the doctor I’ve been looking for but I doubt that I could ever afford you; however after I receive more information from your office I will do my best to make this a reality.
Christine from NH
dear dr. scopelliti
thank you for sending it again we were able to link to it with my computer friend. kevin now can do the excercise and it’s has helped him alot since then. we probably need to make an appointment to re-examine him having new issuse. thanks doc hope to see you soon.
Kevin Cariello
Benny, please contact Debbie at our office on Monday regarding a consultation: (732) 229-5250.
Thanks,
Dr. S.