Re: Re: Shooting Pains in Head

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I used to get shotting pains in my head a couple of

times a day. Like a shocking and severe second of

pain. Just enough to make your face cringe and to

cause you to make a grunt and then it's gone. I also

used to have an uncontrollable flicker in my eye lid

on the same side of my head pain around the same time.

That would happen a few times a day, maybe more.

These symptoms came and went for years and were

exacerbated by stress.

Since I have been doing Methylcobalamin Nasal Spray I

haven't had it happen. I'm rather new to the group,

so I don't know how much B vitamins have been

addressed, but MB12 given by spray or sub-q shots

seems to do great things with nerve development and

inflamation that might possibly be related to this

problem.

- Stan

--- topknotyorkies <topknotyorkies@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I am having a bit of a relapse, my right forearm

> has went a bit

> numb and I

> > keep getting shooting pains on my right temple and

> just above it,

> I'm told

> > this is due to the nerve switching on and off. It

> wasn't to bad

> at first,

> > as it was only happening now and then, but it is

> now happening

> when I'm

> > sleeping, and consequently it is waking me up.

> > Has anyone else experienced the shooting pains in

> their head, if

> so did they

> > do anything to help it?

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

>

> My friend with ms had that happen to her and it was

> so bad she would

> fall on the floor with pain. She went and got

> acupuncture and after

> 2 times it has not returned.

> > Iain

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I use to have shooting pains in my head when I was on Copaxone. Once I got off of Copaxone the shooting pains went away. Are you on Copaxone?

Marie

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Shooting Pains in Head

>> Hi All,> > I am having a bit of a relapse, my right forearm has went a bit numb and I > keep getting shooting pains on my right temple and just above it, I'm told > this is due to the nerve switching on and off. It wasn't to bad at first, > as it was only happening now and then, but it is now happening when I'm > sleeping, and consequently it is waking me up.> Has anyone else experienced the shooting pains in their head, if so did they > do anything to help it?> > Thanks in advance> My friend with ms had that happen to her and it was so bad she would fall on the floor with pain. She went and got acupuncture and after 2 times it has not returned.> Iain>

[Guest guest]

Hi Stan,

My husband takes B12 under the tongue, and he takes B1 in a non-toxic form

every day. Is the B12 that you are talking about much different?

Thanks

Aletha

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: Shooting Pains in Head

>I used to get shotting pains in my head a couple of

> times a day. Like a shocking and severe second of

> pain. Just enough to make your face cringe and to

> cause you to make a grunt and then it's gone. I also

> used to have an uncontrollable flicker in my eye lid

> on the same side of my head pain around the same time.

> That would happen a few times a day, maybe more.

> These symptoms came and went for years and were

> exacerbated by stress.

>

> Since I have been doing Methylcobalamin Nasal Spray I

> haven't had it happen. I'm rather new to the group,

> so I don't know how much B vitamins have been

> addressed, but MB12 given by spray or sub-q shots

> seems to do great things with nerve development and

> inflamation that might possibly be related to this

> problem.

>

> - Stan

>

> --- topknotyorkies <topknotyorkies@...> wrote:

>

>>

>> >

>> > Hi All,

>> >

>> > I am having a bit of a relapse, my right forearm

>> has went a bit

>> numb and I

>> > keep getting shooting pains on my right temple and

>> just above it,

>> I'm told

>> > this is due to the nerve switching on and off. It

>> wasn't to bad

>> at first,

>> > as it was only happening now and then, but it is

>> now happening

>> when I'm

>> > sleeping, and consequently it is waking me up.

>> > Has anyone else experienced the shooting pains in

>> their head, if

>> so did they

>> > do anything to help it?

>> >

>> > Thanks in advance

>> >

>>

>> My friend with ms had that happen to her and it was

>> so bad she would

>> fall on the floor with pain. She went and got

>> acupuncture and after

>> 2 times it has not returned.

>> > Iain

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

did topknotyorkies and cshackl1 catch a VIRUS????

[low dose naltrexone] Re: Shooting Pains in Head

[Guest guest]

I got so many of those emails from cshack, fortunately my eartthlink ISP blocked them!

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