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daniel0131

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Flat Screen Monitors Posted: 06-04-07 08:05am


I have been having a odd problem recently. When im at home I work on a normal computer and have little problems. However my college classes involve use of a flat screen monitor. For some odd reason I develop sweating(flashes), dizziness, and a sense of dehydration and difficulty breathing. Does anyone know what this could be? It only seems to happen in class when im in front of a flat screen monitor though.

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Posted: 06-06-07 22:44pm


Ok this may sound silly, but it seems like you are having a panic attack. Maybe i could be wrong, but the monitor is no way attacking you. So i say panic attack.

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