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I suggest that you file a lawsuit and an Attorney can tell you if timely or otherwise that can be gotten around as he/she can tell you.
The same thing happened with Patient in California with three major hospitals and over 26-fraud doctors and nurses, pharmacists, technicians, etc., and something that we have already started a book then film on in that Jack Nicholson of "One who flew over the Cuckoo;s nest" says it beats the one that he acted in.
Maybe an ice-pack on her head would work just as well?? They do that for premature babies and some stroke victims.
My mother has had a history of fainting, possibly following an earlier MVA. She was evaluated for this.
After the last accident (not the last, there have been so many) she started having seizures. The consultant believed this was being triggered by low oxygen levels.
Maybe a large part of this is psych related. I don't know.
I don't know of anyone in Florida that can diagnose this MS symptom. No disease can be ruled out if you have 100% of the symptoms of that disease! However, no neurologist I have met knows most or all of the symptoms of any neuromuscular disease, especially MS, (and this includes MS specialists), nor do they care about any symptoms that the patient mentions to the neurologist. The neurologists I have seen do not diagnose by symptoms only.
Dear Sir or Madam:
Can you please recommend what to do for postviral syndrome with neurological complications such as fasciculations, nerve burning, visual problems, and fatigue? Would any therapies such as IVIG or plasmapheresis work on this? There must be a specialist somewhere who is exploring the connection between neurology and infections. Can you help me find that somebody? DESPERATE. THANKS.
No, it's not an irrelevant question! In fact it can become very informative. If you're asking for other opinions, just wait a while and others will jump in with their information.
You're not crazy, you're an addict. When you admit that, and really really believe it, you can begin your recovery.
For now, stop beating yourself up. You've got work to do, right? There is always hope but you will need to do things differently. What are you willing to do this time around?
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One thing that often occurs to me is that patients can known deep down what's wrong with themselves and why it started. I'm thinking that the bad experiences that you have just written about with carbon monoxide might be the biggest clue. Have you ever had a home oxygen machine? I mean the electric type that purifies oxygen out of the normal air and then the oxygen goes through a tube to you for breathing nose.
What numbers do you get on a PulseOx reading?
If he's 'serious' about quitting, your support is ideal. I know you have a life too...If its an ongoing issue, its hard to keep supporting. I am lucky enough to have a supportive partner but THERE IS A LINE. You have to draw that line or he will take advantage of your support and you will lose his respect. If you can both come through this together, it will make you a stronger couple but put yourself first.
Luck to you.
I'm 34 and have mild right spastic cp. The only thing I can possibly think of is that the cp is taking it's toll on your body. Keep in mind, I haven't seen a doctor in years and I'm the only person I know with cp, so I'm just going by my own experiences and what I've noticed with me and my own body. I've noticed that my body has been getting worse over the past 5 years or so. My muscles seem to spasm more often with greater intensity, and it takes less to trigger the spasms too.
Due to the body's static charge, if you touch the outside of the bag with your hand, the stuck flies will be repelled from the inside walls and can fly away if the mouth of the bag is still open. Now if the folded sheet is viewed against a bright light, you can see as tiny specks young flies as well as some larve. You can have a better view of these intruders using a lens or a microscope.
It can definitely be all due to anxiety. I had similar symptoms as you. I went to ears nose and throat doctors and to eye doctors (to look for the tumor that I thought was there...it wasn't..thank God) and Neurologists. I had CAT scans on my head and even begged my doctor to give me an MRI! (Took a while to find a doctor who would approve this!) IT WAS ALL DO TO DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY.....I truly believed that it was physical and it wasn't.
Well if it takes 6 weeks for a medication to take its full effects, I can assume it will take awhile to get out of your system completly. You only took your last dose Monday, however little it was. I know you just want to experience as little side effects as possible. Hang in there, you will feel physically better soon.
Not to mention that he was walking like Tim Conway on the old Carol Burnette show (the little old man taking tiny tiny steps). He also looks like he has had a stroke with one side drawn - so does that leave us with Tina Fey (love those videos) to run this country if elected??? mmmm......let me think about that. She's pretty smart, but .......
I had just switched allergy medications, from Nasonex to generic Flonase, right at the time my symptoms returned. Could allergies have led to a sinus infection? Can the sinus infection cause dizziness and fatigue?
Due to the holiday weekend I haven't been able to call my doctor, but after 3 prior visits he's never suggested sinuses to be a cause.
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