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clevermanka) wrote2009-02-04 10:45 am
clevermanka) wrote2009-02-04 10:45 am
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Headjob
We took a bottle of this to dinner last night with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
anerys. It was delightful. I'll be buying/drinking that again. It comes with a little plastic toy bull. Bonus! I would love to buy bottled anerys, too. She lightened my mood yesterday.
Today, however, well...120mg of Sudafed yesterday afternoon and again this morning. Still dizzy. Still unable to move much. This blows. I wonder how much of the dizziness is playing off the depression, and vice versa.
I need to find a solution to this problem, but I don't know where to start looking. Three doctors, including an otolaryngologist (ENT doc), saw nothing unusual with my inner ear or sinuses, except the fact that I have very large sinuses in a fairly small face. I've had x-rays, a CT-scan, and numerous pokes and prods in my ear canals. Zip. My chiropractor, who worked wonders with my allergies, tried for four sessions to get some results/relief and absolutely nothing happened.
Nobody disbelieves me that have crazy dizzy spells that last for days, or that I get motion-sick from something as simple as turning around in my chair too fast, but nobody can see the cause of the problem. Why can I do a headstand from a forward-leaning position, but if I let my head lean backwards towards the floor, I start to get sick?
The situation puts "it's all in your head" in an entirely different light.
anerys. It was delightful. I'll be buying/drinking that again. It comes with a little plastic toy bull. Bonus! I would love to buy bottled anerys, too. She lightened my mood yesterday.Today, however, well...120mg of Sudafed yesterday afternoon and again this morning. Still dizzy. Still unable to move much. This blows. I wonder how much of the dizziness is playing off the depression, and vice versa.
I need to find a solution to this problem, but I don't know where to start looking. Three doctors, including an otolaryngologist (ENT doc), saw nothing unusual with my inner ear or sinuses, except the fact that I have very large sinuses in a fairly small face. I've had x-rays, a CT-scan, and numerous pokes and prods in my ear canals. Zip. My chiropractor, who worked wonders with my allergies, tried for four sessions to get some results/relief and absolutely nothing happened.
Nobody disbelieves me that have crazy dizzy spells that last for days, or that I get motion-sick from something as simple as turning around in my chair too fast, but nobody can see the cause of the problem. Why can I do a headstand from a forward-leaning position, but if I let my head lean backwards towards the floor, I start to get sick?
The situation puts "it's all in your head" in an entirely different light.