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Hi! I have central sleep apnea/asthma which started it seems 2 years ago with chronic fatigue and O2 levels of about 73% (my FEV1 scores are also 73%). I'm worried my brain cells are dying and I'm having severe chronic fatigue, memory/ADD loss, headaches and sometimes vertigo. I have a neu cyst in my clivus. I've tried bipap with O2 but it doesn't work that well and I'm getting 0% stage 3/4 sleep. What caused my sleep apnea, memory/ADD problem and what can I possibly do?

I am not sure what's wrong with me, but I know something is. My memory has gotten worse. Quirker to anger over things - reacting strongly over things I know don't deserve such a strong reaction, able to remember/recall less. I am having a hard time "inputting" new information, focusing when someone is telling me something, and I can't "repeat" what someone just said as well as I used to.

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I have suffered from ADD symptoms as a result of my drug and alcohol use a decade ago. I have been on many ADD and anti depressant meds but all to no avail except with Wellbutrin XR and somewhat with Concerta. The Wellbutrin worked amazingly well a long time ago but stopped shortly after I took a small sip of hard liquor. My doctors are perplexed by this but that is the only explanation I can come up with.

Is there any way to add MS symptoms that aren't on your list? For example, one of my worst ones is itching, so I'd like to add it. Thanks!

I hope that is all it is and soon the symptoms will reside. Have you contacted your neuro about the new symptoms? Maybe he/she can add to what is going on.

there are also some really good ADD/ADHD sites that have a checklist of common symptoms, I could not beleive it, I ticked every box. the interesting thing is that ADD is genetic and if you have it one of your parents do.

There are many more details generally available - including symptoms. Perhaps someone who has experienced these symptoms will post. Good luck.

Hi, this could be neuralgia. Try cold compressions, if symptoms appear again and persist for longer duration, do take opinion of neurologist. Here is some quoted literature “There are some things that a patient can do to minimize the frequency and intensity of TN attacks: Apply ice packs or any readily available source of cold to the area of pain. Cold often numbs the area and will reduce the pain.

I am experiencing crazy symptoms: tachycardia, lightheadedness, receding and inflammed gums. EKG, cardiogram and basic blood work all normal. Got woken up at nidnight with lightheadedness and warm waves/weakness moving across my body in sections. it started with my head, moved in waves down to my feet, and back up. I ended up sleeping proped up against a pillow but my lower legs still feel that sensation. They checked me for Sogrens, Thyroid, CBC- all normal.

I think what you are describing is Dysphagia which is the medical term for the symptom of difficulty in swallowing. I found the wiki diffinition you can check it out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysphagia I experience perriod of dysphagia, but for myself it comes and go. But I didn't had the decompression surgery so I can't tell you for after the surgery. I found that myself it's worst when I'm tired or I have surge of acid reflux.

My doctor added this to my regimen not just to stabilize my mood, but to get my migraines under control. I didn't have any bad effects from it at all, but I did have to add another med for migraines. I have chronic migraine syndrome and am out of commission about 15 days a month. If you have a lot of headaches it could be a double win.

Two other ideas. One is that with her intelligence she gets bored fairly quickly and the words in her head is simply the way she is dealing with the boredom. And she may get so involved in daydreaming or finds the work so boring that she just isn't finishing it. If she is reading on the 5th grade level, there is no way that, "words bother her and call her stupid." But she may be missing out on the instructions? The other is, of course, the possibility of ADD.

com say ars temp can be mild but freedom health says ars fever are high temperature 2. Wikipedia and many websites say acute hiv symptoms occur 2-4 weeks after exposure but body.com says ars can occur upto 2 months. I agree that symptoms are variable. Shall anyone give clarity on above.

Demyelinating process means the loss of parts of the myelin sheath which covers the nerves in the central nervous system (brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves). When some of it is lost or damaged, signals can become slowed or misfire leading to symptoms found in several conditions, among them Multiple Sclerosis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demyelinating_disease But don't get too tied up in looking into this until you speak to your doctor about these results.

my 9yr old daughter has some problems i think she has add/adhd. she was seen by an add/adhd spealist last year. the doctor tinks she has it but wanted her teacher to fill out the forms. her teacher was complaining alot about her behavior.she has trouble listening-finishing tasks-wanting to lay in floor-alot of talking. but when i asked her teacher to help with the forms she tells me she doesent have those problems?

Certainly you exhibit some of the symptoms of ADD. You are also of an age that did not focus on girls in public schools who had ADD. All the attention tended to go to those hyper little boys. So its entirely possible that you were overlooked, specially if you had the intelligence to "get by". A site that you might be interested in checking out is - http://jeffsaddmind.com/ Its for adults with ADHD, but a lot of it applies. Take a while to go through it.

Thanks for writing back. I looked at some of the info you can get off of wiki and such, but I'm really more interested if anyone has used it and how did it work for them. Thanks!!

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