How likely is locked-in syndrome?
How likely is it that I suffer from locked-in syndrome and how can I prevent it?
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You’re not suffering from Locked-In-Sydrom right now because you can move. Congratulations!
This disease is extreme, and I mean EXTREM rare. There were only a few hundred documented cases (!). That something like that happened to you is as good as impossible.
Since you can obviously write here and probably do not do this with a special eye control, 0%
The Locked In Syndrome is a rare neurological disease in which a tetraplegia occurs. So to complete paralysis of all extremities (and the hull). The person concerned can basically communicate only by means of eyes. People are conscious and have voice understanding, but can not speak and only make certain eye movements.
Martin Pistorius in his book Ghost Boy
Here he explains it in a small video (in English) https://youtu.be/WD1IX1AFRZg?si=yZhEuSxsIkrfvbWv
Rather unlikely, otherwise you could not ask the question here
So you’re born with it?
Not at all – otherwise you could not ask the question.
And now greet Phen-228 from me and finally go to sleep.
Become a good night