Led sneeze guard light
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When I feel a sneeze coming on (which is often with this head cold), I have to basically hold my sides and pull my knees up to my chest. If I don't, I'm in extreme agony and sometimes end up in tears.
I will sneeze every time, and if I need to egg the sneeze on, I will look right at the light until I sneeze. If I feel a sneeze coming on, I will either look at the sun or a bright light in a room. I rarely sneeze in a low light situation.
My doctor thinks I am nuts, as does my opthamologist. However, my Mom did this (but not my Dad) and both of my daughters do it too. My Mom says that her Mom did it as well. It's very strong reflex and completely uncontrollable.
It's crazy how I'll sneeze 2-4 times in a row. It's seems to be slowing down a bit as Day 4 approaches (in 30 minutes, I'll start Day 4 - woo hoo!) It's seems like 10 minutes ago that I was working up the nerve to type my first "I'm stopping my pain meds" post.
When i cough or sneeze i get this little pain in the lower abdomen just below my bellybutton. Is this good or bad? Any advice?
Maybe TMI but it seems like when i cough or sneeze out even try to hold it in for a bit too long i trickle...Lol... 4th child...i can't believe it's happening to me...
I have been light headed/spaced out for over 3 yrs. Been to every doctor and everything is fine. My Vitamin D is low and I am working on that. I have TMJ and that may be the cause. I went to a TMJ dentist and he gave me muscle relaxers. I took them for a month and my muscles calmed down. He asked if the dizzy went away and I told him no. He said well I guess it's not the TMJ that is causing it. Can that be right?
i think is because of spit when you sneeze. sometimes when you sneeze you accidently spray some out and that goes into the air. after few seconds you'll be able to smell something smelly. I've experienced that when i sneezed in the car and lots of droplets from my sneeze went everywhere inside the car.
I have tried snorting pepper, snuff etc and looking at bright light - no Sneeze, not even a desire to sneeze. I have a number of neuro symptoms, no gag reflex, partial paralysis of throat, difficulty swallowing, Exotropia (eyes constantly tend to cross) along with muscle cramps, pain, weakness and fatigue - all progressive. Neuro says MS but never had a positive MRI.
My question: Is anyone aware of a neuro/muscular disease with one of the signs being the loss/lack of the sneeze reflex?
Same happens to me. I noticed if I'm curled up and comfy and I sneeze, it hurts. I have to straighten my legs immediately when I know I'm going to sneeze. 12xs Better.
I am looking for information as to whether or not LED televisions are the same in the strobing effect as a light bulb would be. I cannot use LED light bulbs without feeling quite ill. My time in public stores, these days, has to be very short. If I can calm my limbic brain, maybe someday I'll be able to tolerate the LED lights. Until then, I have to pace myself, and be careful.
However, the significantly protective effects of yellow intraocular lens filter through its blocking of the transmission of light against shorter (420 nm) peak wavelength blue light, but not against longer (446 nm) peak wavelength blue light. The light source from white house LED was detected the450 nm peak wavelength of longer blue light (Fig. 2).
Stephen Malawista, an infectious-disease researcher who orchestrated the detective work that in the mid-1970s led to the discovery of Lyme disease, died on Wednesday at his home in Hamden, Conn. He was 79."
Well, he may have won awards (along with Steere) but nothing would have happened without the insistent proddings from two women---- Polly Murry and Judith Mensch.
The article ends with:
"Dr. Malawista remained fascinated by Lyme disease, about which many questions remain.
So I was flossing and started choking which led to gagging and then I pee 'd my pants twice. Thank goodness I was at home. Has anyone else pee'd there pants?
LED exposure and study groups rule is as following,
The 40 mice were randomly split into four groups (each contained 10 mice), including (1) white family LED irradiation for a consecutive 2-week period (2 hr/day), (2) white LED irradiation for a consecutive 4-week period (2 hr/day), (3) environmental light source with white family LED lamps (the illuminated light of 12-hr light/ 12-hr dark cycle with white family LED lamps), and (4) blank control (no LED exposure).
First off I am healthy as a horse (as far as I know) This just happened. I was urinating and I had to sneeze. I didn't want to make a mess from the effect of the sneezing convulsing me. So I pinched off mid stream twice for both sneezes. The second time I felt a very stinging sensation and then blood came out.
Should I be worried will this heal on it's own?
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Almost 5 days back I had flu and running nose. For this problem, I have taken medicine which I also use before sometime for the same problem. Each tablet contains 5mg Loratadine & 120mg Pseudoephedrine Sulfate. In past, it gives me good results but this time after taking this medicine my flu is batter but I can't sneeze. I have tried almost all methods like "Wiggle a tissue in the nose", "Look up toward a bright light", Sniff a spice etc but all waste.
ve had horrible pain in my lower abdomen an pelvic bone I literally feel like the baby is coming out everytime I cough sneeze etc. Also I have light pink bleeding an I've lost alot of what I think may b my mucus plug it looks like small pieces of skin. I have RH factor blood an had a low placenta.
Just over three months into the tenancy my son was hospitalised for an unusual presntation of a condition called hsp. This led to his being in hospital over Christmas, having many distressing tests and being put on morphine for the severe and unmanageable pain. Once discharged he has continued to suffer with recurrent coughs, fevers, headaches and swollen joints. He is still under a consultant but no biological cause is being found other than an immune response to something.
How long can u safely exposure to a LED light before taking any damage to your retina or photoreceptor cells? Can u notice eye damage from blue-lights? Is there any feel of pain or eye redness, watery eye? I know that i am sounded a bit paranoid but really worried. Did i damage my eye even at minimal degree? Sorry about my poor english and thanks in advance.
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