Hello, I hav had dizziness for the last 5
days... And now its turnerd into
headace... I still hav dizziness... Is
it possible the dizziness couldve started
from crackin my neck or contsantly on the
computer?? Im on for about 4 or 5 hours a
night.. Thanks
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metallee
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jul 2005 Posts: 38 Location: ohio
Posted: 07-18-05 10:59am
Ur headaches could be from being online
too much, u should try to do something
else with your time, and limit your time
on the computer. Watching tv too much can
cause headaches too.
Also headaches if u get them alot, and
have dizzyness like u said, could be a
start of an illness, u should tell your
doctor about it.......
-metallee
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Jamesab
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jul 2005 Posts: 101 Location: UK
Posted: 07-19-05 07:48am
Hi, you sound exactly like me. 5 months
ago I started having dizziness and after 5
days I started to have headaches. 5
months on and I am still here with the
headaches and they are the worst headaches
of my life. I have had a ct scan and
blood tests and everything was perfectly
normal. I am only 15 yo! You may not
have what I have got but this is all how
it started. Now I am also getting chest
pains and the dizziness again. I have it
24/7 and cannot go out. You probably have
not got what I have got but if you have,
dont worry about it, its nothing serious
;-)
james
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PREA
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jul 2005 Posts: 1
Posted: 07-31-05 19:41pm
I have been having the same headache for
last 3 months. What pills are you taking
to fight with the pain
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easangol
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Sep 2005 Posts: 1
Digital Tv Picture Clarity Is Helping Stop My Migraines Posted: 09-02-05 22:46pm
Hi, if your head pain is only on one half
of your head,
e.G. Only on the left side or only on the
right side,
its probably a migraine headache.
I have found zomig (chemical name
zolmtriptan) is
really effective for getting rid of the
headache for about
twelve hours. This is especially helpful
if you happen to have influenza
at the time as you can get a good nights
sleep, eat properly and
stay warm. After twelve hours, if the
pain comes back, I just take another
zomig. But often the headache doesn't
come back. There is also naramig
which is supposed to be even longer
lasting in its effects but I haven't
used that one. At the same time as taking
the zomig, I also take a
panadol and aspirin but I think the zomig
is the main medication stopping
the actual migraine.
Zomig is quite expensive so if I don't
have a really severe headache,
i often try to save money by taking
cafergot instead. Its not quite
as powerful at getting rid of headaches
but for lighter headaches,
it often does the job, particularly when
taken in the early stages
of the headache. Cafergot can make you
feel really hungover if you take
it when you don't really have a migraine
but just think you do. But if
you really do have a migraine, somehow it
is just what the doctor ordered
and the pain goes away for a few hours.
I've found that watching digital tv
instead of poor reception
analog tv is really reducing the incidence
of my migraines.
I suspect that the now clearer tv picture
is no longer inducing an
epilepsy type of response whereby the
blood vessels supplying my
brain are no longer having spasm attacks
now, it also seems i'm
not so acutely affected by atmospheric
pressure and humidity changes,
e.G. Changes in the weather. Hopefully
this is a longterm effect.
I'm going to be careful of too much time
spent in front of blurry or
flickering computer monitors, too.
