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pru
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hi everyone.

it is 7 pm and i just ate too much pasta. i was wondering if anyone could relate to how i am feeling?

i have been getting really painful headaches as of late, sort of like someone is squeezing my head on all sides.

right now i feel very dizzy and woozy, lightheaded. i feel like i could just keel over. has anyone gotten this way?

i don't have a diagnosis yet, but i am in the process of getting bloodwork for igeneX.

i just cannot help but think the worst, like i have a brain tumor or something. i know it sounds terrible. i have gotten very scared for my health ever since my symptoms started, i never worried before this. it's terrible!

thanks for the support!
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cantgiveupyet
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im not a doctor, but it sounds like yeast.

ive had this, it is a very terrible feeling. i call it my going in and out of consiousness feeling.

i get slight headaches too.....it makes me feel really bad like im dying.

have you tried sticking to the anti yeast diet...no carbs meats and veggies. try it for a few days and see if your symptoms subside.


hang in there.

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Oh yeah...yeast.

Got to stay away from foods that feed it!

If you get depressed later, just keep reminding yourself that it's the yeast talking...

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I have gotten headaches (sometimes really bad ones) from the lyme itself.

from my experience Sometimes if you get a bad headache (especailly a migrane), it can cause other symptoms.

I have vomitted from headaches before.

Best wishes [Smile]

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yeast or lyme

white sugar and carbs,,

didnt want to believe it untill I noticed the connection.

I think I have yeast and definitelly lyme.

Sugar has been a problem for 5 years, the past 3 have been really bad. I get bad burning vertigo , all kinds of symptoms from it.

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hey pru

if you think it may be a yeast problem along with the lyme

there is currently a great thread on the subject by lymetoo .It may still be on the first page.

Take care
[Smile] dana

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