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I was sitting at my computer and watching a video when it suddenly felt as if my brain was vibrating. It only lasted a minute but i am so scared. im now feeling slightly dizzy and have a headache.

Thanks for the comment, however i now have other needs to use the computer a lot, such as college work and that. If it is just a small issue, that cant escalate, im sure ill be fine.

I'm 29, and I spend a lot of time behind a computer. Few months ago I noticed that my vision was getting worse by the evening: distant objects look blurred. Every day my vision is pretty good in the morning, but I get myopic to the end of the day. When a day is spent without a computer, the effect is a bit weaker, but still present. An ophthalmologist has prescribed me Mydriacyl drops before sleep for 3 weeks, but it didn't help. What can cause my problem ?

I had a gated stress test and the report states: myoview stress test: stress and resting spec views of heart were obtained in vertical long axis, horizontal long axis and in short axis projection. There is uniform distribution of isotope throughout the myocardium following stress. Resting scan reveals similar findings. No reversible changes are noted. Ejection fraction measures 69%. All of that sounds ok then primary diagnostic code is minor abnormality! What is abnormal?

Yesterday I had a nuclear stress test and within a couple hours I felt a hot itchy spot about 6 inches long and 3 inches wide from my shoulder down. The place where the Adenesine was injected did not get red. About 4 hours later I called my drs service and one of them returned my call and we discussed whether I needed to go to the ER. I chose to take a couple benedryl instead. Today the red long blotch is still there. I went to my cardio dr.

I felt so fortunate that first video you shared worked right away. I really needed to see something hilarious this morning.

There can be a false positive but modern nuclear stress tests include computer programs that correct for some of this blurring and muffling.

I thought it was over, so i started with the computer again, and over time, it came back again. Then i quit with the computer, and it went away, and I did this a few times. Then I went to an opthalmologist, who told me my eyes looked fine. I had 20/20 vision, and nothing was wrong. He told me to just keep puting artificial tears in my eyes. I did, but it did not help, and the problem came back again, but now, I am doing everything to make it go away, but it won't this time.

I just thought Id start a thread and invite everyone to add their own favorite video links to songs that help them relieve stress and or make them feel good. The song I want to share is a family favorite here in our household for 'BAD' days when the world just seems crazy and you feel like your about to snap..... the kids and I sing it LOUDLY (we are normally easy listening type people but this is HEAVY metal) called 'Let the bodies hit the floor" by drowning pool.

my husband just had a nuclear stress test he has to go back to the dr. Wednesday , they said he had some blockage and they saw a place on his heart they want to check out he has had triple bypass and had a heart attack last year . they want to do some kind of dye test now what could this mean ? and what might the dr. do im trying to understand all of this .

Do you use your hands/wrists a lot for work/computer/video games? The tingling sensation makes me think of an RMI-repetetive motion injury, like carpal tunnel. If you do a lot of work with your hands, you should have them checked. If it is something like carpal tunnel, it's better to catch it early. I have carpal tunnel in both hands.

My concern is he plays video games a lot and computer games. i feel that he is getting to entranced in these games and is purposely ignoring the signal to go potty because he doesn't want to stop playing!!! I need your input!! I'm freaking out and not knowing what to do or how to handle this situation!!! PLEASE!

I still believe it was very rude for my husband to push me off the computer to look at her naked video. and he KNEW what the video was. It clearly stated in the newspaper that the video was of her naked in her home and taken without her consent.

He can earn his electronic devices (video games, computer) each day by complying with the household rules. If he violates the rules he should forfeit the electronics for the following day. And this includes stopping when he is told to stop, along with refraining from making a scene when he is told to stop. He will learn that the only way to gain access to the things he favors is by cooperating with your rules and directions. Be sure to be very consistent about this - no exceptions.

Video EEG. Video EEG records seizures on videotape and on computer so that the doctor can see what happens just before, during, and right after a seizure. This test can be very helpful in finding the specific area of the brain that the seizures may be coming from. It is also helpful in diagnosing psychogenic seizures, which may look like real seizures but do not affect the electrical activity in the brain.

Whats the best way to deal with stress for pregnant women? As Im 13 weeks +5 days and Im already dealing with complications in my pregnancy and cant be dealing with lots of stress right now...any suggestions?

I know, ZQ, Opus is great isn't she! I tried to bring this video up right after you posted, Opus, but as usual, my computer won't bring it up. At first I thought maybe the link was incomplete, but obviously not since Z brought it up. I can't figure out how to find it on Youtube without the link.

There are several videos of Aibus crashes. Search "Google" for Airbus Crash Video and you will get one of them. The problems with the Airbus have been discussed for years in Aviation Week and Space Technology. Although Boeing has an "electronic cockpit" there is a fundamental difference in the software.

I have been having on and off headaches all day that last seconds when looking at light. When I was born my doctor said I had big pupils and would be sensitive to light, but it's so bad the headaches aren't horrible I did have a headache as soon as I got home I sat at my computer monitor and it was horrible is this stress? I have anxiety and it's pretty severe. Should I worry? I'm 14 and never had head promblem etc.

Recently I spent a week playing a lot video games on a giant 49 inch HDTV. I never really played video games on the HDTV beforehand. A couple days ago I played almost the whole day, and my eyes got really really tired and really red. After that day, whenever I'm using a computer or looking at a screen, within 10 minutes of looking, my left eyeball gets hit with a lot of pain. Especially behind the eyeball. So much, that I have to turn away from the computer and get an icepack.

I play a lot of video games on the computer that depend on quick reflexes and extreme precision/accurate movement of the mouse. In this times I can occasionally feel the stress build in my head and it gets to the point where my head will seem to make a no movement. This stops as soon as the moment passes. I notice this happens less if I can mange to stay calm or have a single drink or so but I tend not to since it would be unhealthy. I haven't been able to see a doctor for awhile.

I was wondering about if any of the computer games that are already installed are okay though (minesweeper, solitaire, freecell, pinball, ...

When I watch TV for longer than a couple hours (mostly when I play video games), my right eye tends to sort of sting and get a bit watery. I've noticed if I keep watching TV or playing on the computer for extended periods of time, a small section of my eye turns red, almost like pink eye when I look in the mirror. Today I closed one eye to see if there was a difference, and my right eye was a bit blurrier than my left.. what's wrong? P.S. I'm not on any medications.

Hi there. This is video game related motion sickness/ dizziness and the best way to tackle this is to stop playing video games before it worsens. Open the windows of the room or step out and breathe in fresh air and stay there till normalcy. Certain precautions can be taken like turn on more lights, sit as far from the computer screen. You can try chewing ginger pills which can alleviate dizziness.

help The treatment for using computer is that the blink rate goes down with computer, any video screen or TV. What we teach is called 10/10/10 rule every 10 minutes look 10 feet away or further and blink firmly 10 times. You can move the numbers a little up if you want. What the does is moisten the eye and stretch the focus muscle. Video screen use and reading slow the blink rate dramatically and the eyes dry.

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