Dr Jessica Eccles

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438 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4 May

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ADHD Chatter · Oxford Psychiatrist: The Fastest Way To Cure RSD! (New Research) · 4 May 2026 podcast

I think different people experience it in different ways.

And in the research that we did that was led by Annabel Rowney-Smith and Beth Sutton and Lisa Quart and myself, the physical things came up as almost universal in the participants who were interviewed about their experiences of RSD.

And the most common physical experience was gut-wrenching.

something to do with this sort of very visceral sense of the body.

But I think it manifests itself in different ways for different people.

So some of my patients and people I know, they might not

catch that sort of complete physical feeling, I think it might translate in slightly different ways.

So the woman you describe interviewing, you know, she felt dreadful, she sort of curled up and sounds as though that was quite paralyzing.

I think for some people, and that that was a very inward experience, that for some people it turns outwards.

and that this emotion regulation issue can probably lead to flashes of anger.

I think sometimes when I talk to patients who have emotion regulation difficulties, and we know that emotion regulation difficulties are massive in neurodivergence, even if they are not in the diagnostic criteria,

It's like this idea of going from nought to 60, the sort of red mist descending.

And that for some people, that feeling of being possibly rejected or slighted or judged can actually translate into anger.

I think it could.

I think it can transform into several different things, actually.

So I think it could, especially when you think about neurodivergent people having issues with impulsivity.

So, you know, your filter is sort of come off slightly that you may have.

in conjunction with this feeling of emotion dysregulation, the perceived rejection or slight or judgment, that this may lead to, yeah, impulsively shouting or, you know, making comments.

But it could lead to, I think it could absolutely lead to physical violence or at least the...

the fear of violence in and of yourself.

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