RE: Digest Number 1166

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In a message dated 5/7/2004 11:44:29 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

NaturalThyroidHormones writes:

> It's

> something going on with my head. I have a " buzzy fullness " sorta

> headache but not really. When I turn my head I get a Flash of a

> dizzy, I'm going to pass out or erp feeling. Very, Very fast but all

> the time.

When I miss my dose of Effexor that is exactly what happens to me. I used to

think it was sinus problems!!!

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Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 14:25:49 -0000

Subject: Boy do I feel crummy today.......

> [snip] It's

> something going on with my head. I have a " buzzy fullness " sorta

> headache but not really. When I turn my head I get a Flash of a

> dizzy, I'm going to pass out or erp feeling. Very, Very fast but all

> the time. I had thought that it might be just a pinched nerve or

> something but it does it when I just move my eyes from side to

> side. I can feel it and I can " make it do it " but the referred

> action is a " flash " of a flip-flop in my stomach and (this is so

> hard to describe) a ripple of nerve endings in various places.

Don't know if this is the same thing you're descibing. I will sometimes

get a dizzy feeling when turning my head, almost like it takes the world

a second to catch up with my head, and until it does you're not really

sure which way you're looking. It doesn't sound like mine is near as

bad as yours, but it's kind of scary merging onto the highway when you

have to glance over your shoulder quickly. It takes a few seconds after

I turn my head back before I trust myself to be centered in my lane,

and it is just a touch nauseating.

I described this once to a doc, and he said it was a hypo symptom.

The next time I asked him about it (because it wasn't getting better),

he said it was allergies. But that's not a surprise with him.

Everything, including gunshot wounds, are apparently caused by allergies.

I haven't heard it described anywhere else as a hypo symptom,

and for now I'm just kind of hoping it goes away with everything else.

Is this anything like what you're experiencing?

-- prr

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Yess exactly the way you describe it -waiting to catch up! Weird

> Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 14:25:49 -0000

> From: " aggiemomo " <aggiemomo@y...>

> Subject: Boy do I feel crummy today.......

>

> > [snip] It's

> > something going on with my head. I have a " buzzy fullness " sorta

> > headache but not really. When I turn my head I get a Flash of a

> > dizzy, I'm going to pass out or erp feeling. Very, Very fast but

all

> > the time. I had thought that it might be just a pinched nerve

or

> > something but it does it when I just move my eyes from side to

> > side. I can feel it and I can " make it do it " but the referred

> > action is a " flash " of a flip-flop in my stomach and (this is so

> > hard to describe) a ripple of nerve endings in various places.

>

> Don't know if this is the same thing you're descibing. I will

sometimes

> get a dizzy feeling when turning my head, almost like it takes the

world

> a second to catch up with my head, and until it does you're not

really

> sure which way you're looking. It doesn't sound like mine is near

as

> bad as yours, but it's kind of scary merging onto the highway when

you

> have to glance over your shoulder quickly. It takes a few seconds

after

> I turn my head back before I trust myself to be centered in my

lane,

> and it is just a touch nauseating.

>

> I described this once to a doc, and he said it was a hypo symptom.

> The next time I asked him about it (because it wasn't getting

better),

> he said it was allergies. But that's not a surprise with him.

> Everything, including gunshot wounds, are apparently caused by

allergies.

> I haven't heard it described anywhere else as a hypo symptom,

> and for now I'm just kind of hoping it goes away with everything

else.

>

> Is this anything like what you're experiencing?

>

> -- prr