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Identifying a sensory gating deficit in ME/CFS may help to identify the core pathology as the same neuroinflammatory cycle identified in other conditions and better insights (and treatment options) might come from those other conditions that share the same basic pathophysiology but where the pathological process is expressed as a different constellation of symptoms, perhaps due to individual variations in genetic predisposition, developmental stage, environmental stressors and perhaps gender
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