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vigilant

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floating feeling
Posted: 06-14-08 20:38pm
Is it possible to cause someone to have a floating feeling, consciousness effects like, less conscious feeling. Perhaps, eyes go inward and the person feels that they are not 100% conscious or something is wrong in the nose?

Cool
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vigilant

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Posted: 06-16-08 22:20pm
anything other than drugs ofcourse.. hehehe
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Posted: 06-23-08 21:26pm
hello, anyone know?
Is it possible to affect the spine? back area? and cause a high?
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Posted: 06-23-08 21:29pm
sounds almost like vertigo...which is is similar to an inner ear proble, in that it hrows off your equal librium.
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Posted: 06-25-08 22:18pm
Nice I see.
well, so how can I take care of an inner ear problem? Is there a way to not feel any pain and still feel vertigo? and loss of equilibrium

thank you sir
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Posted: 06-26-08 21:25pm
You need to se an MD. To my knowledge, there are no cures for vertigo, but there are meds that can help with the symptoms.
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vigilant

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Posted: 06-27-08 21:48pm
lele25 wrote:
You need to se an MD. To my knowledge, there are no cures for vertigo, but there are meds that can help with the symptoms.


Hey, thanks for the reply.

I am sorry but I do not think vertigo is the problem

Do you know If the eyes can be made to respond in some different way so there is less conscience? with ONE eye there is more?

Do you know homers syndrome?

I am worried.
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lele25

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Posted: 06-27-08 23:56pm
hmmm..no clue...deffinately think you should go to Dr.
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Posted: 06-28-08 22:09pm
Looking via two eyes makes it much harder , and everything confusing.
But with one eye, it's much better
any idea? lol
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Posted: 06-29-08 19:46pm
I hope I don't sound like a retard.. =P
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