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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4560 on: March 08, 2010, 12:05:42 AM »
Ominously wide awake. I'll probably be up till 2 a.m., then be useless in the morning.  :yawn:
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4561 on: March 08, 2010, 01:18:56 PM »
Migrainy.

I feel heartburny...coffee and water on an empty stomach, bleh.  :-\

Odeon, do you get migraine hallucinations? I have had those without getting the headache.

The visual problems? Yes, my migraines are often ocular, without the headache. I had one of those today and it's still not entirely gone.

Which is a problem cos sometimes the visual disturbances are very much like the spots I sometimes get in my field of vision when the vitreous humour pulls at the retina, which is an entirely different problem. The nausea is a telltale sign, IF I get that.

Aren't I lucky? ::)

Yeah... :(

That other eye problem sounds familiar; what's the name of it? (Disease geek here!)

Age-related detachment of the vitreous humour. Yay.
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4562 on: March 08, 2010, 01:19:47 PM »
And my migraine is still there.  >:(
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4563 on: March 08, 2010, 05:02:44 PM »
Odeon's migraine will not transmit itself to me! I shall resist! :swords:

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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4564 on: March 08, 2010, 09:11:12 PM »
I feel better now that I am in dry clothes.  :thumbup:
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4565 on: March 08, 2010, 09:12:11 PM »
Migrainy.

I feel heartburny...coffee and water on an empty stomach, bleh.  :-\

Odeon, do you get migraine hallucinations? I have had those without getting the headache.

The visual problems? Yes, my migraines are often ocular, without the headache. I had one of those today and it's still not entirely gone.

Which is a problem cos sometimes the visual disturbances are very much like the spots I sometimes get in my field of vision when the vitreous humour pulls at the retina, which is an entirely different problem. The nausea is a telltale sign, IF I get that.

Aren't I lucky? ::)

Yeah... :(

That other eye problem sounds familiar; what's the name of it? (Disease geek here!)

Age-related detachment of the vitreous humour. Yay.

Interesting...does it run in families?
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4566 on: March 09, 2010, 03:57:33 PM »
Odeon's migraine will not transmit itself to me! I shall resist! :swords:

Your lack of faith is disturbing.
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4567 on: March 09, 2010, 04:12:49 PM »
Migrainy.

I feel heartburny...coffee and water on an empty stomach, bleh.  :-\

Odeon, do you get migraine hallucinations? I have had those without getting the headache.

The visual problems? Yes, my migraines are often ocular, without the headache. I had one of those today and it's still not entirely gone.

Which is a problem cos sometimes the visual disturbances are very much like the spots I sometimes get in my field of vision when the vitreous humour pulls at the retina, which is an entirely different problem. The nausea is a telltale sign, IF I get that.

Aren't I lucky? ::)

Yeah... :(

That other eye problem sounds familiar; what's the name of it? (Disease geek here!)

Age-related detachment of the vitreous humour. Yay.

Interesting...does it run in families?

It happens to most people at some point because the vitreous humour liquefies as a natural part of the ageing process. When you get older, the vitreous will usually detach from the retina. For most people there's no drama other than a few floaters swimming in your field of vision, but for some, the process is more violent and the vitreous will pull at the retina, sometimes causing stationary spots in your field of vision (the physical pull "saturates" the light-sensitive retina and causes spots much like the spots you can see after looking at bright lights; it's the only way it can react to physical stress), as well pockets between the retina and the vitreous gel.

If you are really unlucky, that pull will tear a hole in the retina or even detach parts of it, causing partial (but permanent) blindness unless you rush to the ER and a specialist can fix it.

I don't think there is a genetic component in it.
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4568 on: March 09, 2010, 04:15:26 PM »
Odeon's migraine will not transmit itself to me! I shall resist! :swords:

Your lack of faith is disturbing.


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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4569 on: March 09, 2010, 04:16:40 PM »
 :lol:
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4570 on: March 09, 2010, 04:35:20 PM »
Migrainy.

I feel heartburny...coffee and water on an empty stomach, bleh.  :-\

Odeon, do you get migraine hallucinations? I have had those without getting the headache.

The visual problems? Yes, my migraines are often ocular, without the headache. I had one of those today and it's still not entirely gone.

Which is a problem cos sometimes the visual disturbances are very much like the spots I sometimes get in my field of vision when the vitreous humour pulls at the retina, which is an entirely different problem. The nausea is a telltale sign, IF I get that.

Aren't I lucky? ::)

Yeah... :(

That other eye problem sounds familiar; what's the name of it? (Disease geek here!)

Age-related detachment of the vitreous humour. Yay.

Interesting...does it run in families?

It happens to most people at some point because the vitreous humour liquefies as a natural part of the ageing process. When you get older, the vitreous will usually detach from the retina. For most people there's no drama other than a few floaters swimming in your field of vision, but for some, the process is more violent and the vitreous will pull at the retina, sometimes causing stationary spots in your field of vision (the physical pull "saturates" the light-sensitive retina and causes spots much like the spots you can see after looking at bright lights; it's the only way it can react to physical stress), as well pockets between the retina and the vitreous gel.

If you are really unlucky, that pull will tear a hole in the retina or even detach parts of it, causing partial (but permanent) blindness unless you rush to the ER and a specialist can fix it.

I don't think there is a genetic component in it.

Yikes. I hope your retinas will be OK.

I occasionally see a bright "spark" when looking at a blank wall...is that like what you see?
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4571 on: March 09, 2010, 04:37:55 PM »
Well, most of today I was feeling  :yawn:, but then I slept for awhile and had  :coffee:, and now I feel  :arrr:!
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4572 on: March 09, 2010, 05:18:56 PM »
massive headache, bit nauseous, but no visual effects.
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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4573 on: March 09, 2010, 05:52:33 PM »
I wanna give Flowwy a pat!  :'(

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Re: How are you feeling right now?
« Reply #4574 on: March 09, 2010, 05:55:57 PM »
Ominously wide awake. I'll probably be up till 2 a.m., then be useless in the morning.  :yawn:

Yep, can relate. It's a bitch.  ::)