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- I will do something, say, go for a walk, and then when I get back home I either forget that it happened, forget what happened while I was on the walk, think that I didn't actually go and I just THOUGHT of going..
ok, prob is for nearly three weeks i have had this very strange sensation in my head, its like an eyelid twitch but its not my eyelid it feels like its in my brain, when it twitches my eyes move too, because whatever im looking at jumps with each one........i have no headache, just this horrid twitch, jerk, jolt dont know what to call it but no pain....this is scaring me bad......im not on any meds and eat healthy stuff....its soo distracting and i dont know of anyone who has this....

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I was on Prednisone for about 2 decades. I am off of it now for many years.
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Jan, as you are in a new job, I do understand wanting to keep going as long as you can. And, as you know, Fibro and thyroid don't just affect one part of your body, and the Fibro especially can play into your back problems. Do you have a good primary doc? If not, please consider finding an Osteopathic doctor who can work with your other care providers. My Osteopathic doc is meticulous in adjusting meds and keeping close watch on the thyroid, so I do not need an endocrinologist. He is always concerned and adjusts meds to compensate for when spine surgery is pending, etc. The point being that while I really don't like having to go to a doc every three months when I am doing fine, because of the osteopath's attention to details on how one ailment affects another, I have had good recoveries from surgeries, and have not had a major flare/set back with the Fibro for several years. A couple of acquaintances who have fibro have internists and they have not fared so well, as it seems that they focus on just one thing at a time and do not consider how those problems affect the Fibro.
Anyway fastforward a few years to junior high/high school. Growing up I was always a little bit of a hyperchondriac and can remember being frightened of the school cafeteria because I once overheard my teacher saying there were "aides" in the cafeteria. Of course she meant teachers aides, I took it to mean AIDS. Anyway, I kept most of this inside.
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I've heard that bad sphincters seem to be either "weak" (i.e., open all the time) or intermittent failures (periodic opening for no reason).
If you are under the care of a doctor, I would suggest you call him/her and make it clear that your pain is increasing. It may be that the disc has ruptured or the bulge has increased and is pressing on the spinal nerve causing more compression than previously. Or, if the disc has ruptured, it releases a chemical that is very irritating to the nerves it comes in contact with, and can result in a great deal of pain.
He’s back up to 26.5 – 27 lbs. We plan to start the process again at home this time around. We have talked to the dietitian and will not be doing the fasting with him this time. We will start right in and go from there. I guess there has been several studies that show this method is just as effective, but it takes a couple of days to get to Ketosis. Whoop-to-do… It took a day and a half anyway! I'm thinking this Sat. (May 1)
So I went to my ENT to see if there was a problem or they were even related. He gave me some Flonase and said it would take about 2 weeks to work and that I was just probably dry from the heaters since its so cold here. So I used that for about a week and I was much worse! I felt like I was gonna die! I felt like I had a really bad sinus infection just on the right side. I had pain over and under my right eye, and the top side of my nose killed me. I think I was allergic to it and I kept using it, not knowing. I just thought I had a sinus infection. After about 1 week I was laying down and I tasted blood in my mouth and went to spit it out. I called my DR and he didn't seem concerned. Then I went back about 1 week later and he didn't see anything different and gave me nasacort and told me to take mucinex. Neither helped.
I'm 22 and I have the same problem. I use to highlight and color my brown hair with blonde all the time when I was 16-20. Now that I'm 22 and my natural color is back....IT WONT GROW!!! I dont get it...it grew when I colored it even though it didn't look too healthy..now it just stopped. I read on this message board that taking a good multi-vitamin can help. Omega 3 complex, multi mineral complex, vitamin b, c, and e. Sounds like a lot but it can't hurt to try it. I'll let you know if it helps me. I've tried the growig shampoos like "F.A.S.T." and it didn't do a thing. ~Katie

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I also found out that after my operation I was given thyroxine in order to stop the thyroid from growing back and not because I was hypothyroid. My levels since then have always come back as normal. I've been bad about taking my thyroxine and have only done so regularly at the same time since January.
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