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Topic: Vertigo/head stuff/runs and vomitting

kam
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 3410

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That vertigo stuff started again last night along with having to use the bathroom a lot and the hot and cold....mostly hot.

Turned off heater and opened patio door ...freeezing out last night but I was still warm.

Still have the dizziness this am so staying down and most likely will be in and out of the dizziness but at least able to type this morning with eyes clothes.

Asking fpr prayers that this lets up and to figure otu what causes this.

So far, I have not had the vomiting yet but know if I move ti will come too.

It came on fast yesterday. I wil write more about what I had doen yesterday later.

[ 01-17-2010, 01:43 PM: Message edited by: kam ]

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LizaLu
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Member # 21483

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I hope it improves. I had the worst dizziness and imbalance prior to starting Lyme tx. However, it am still unbalanced...

The hot and cold variations should be mentioned to your LLMD and see if there are potential remedies or supplements to help.

I take DHEA-low dose daily to help regulate the adrenal glands, which play some part in temperature regulation.

I still sweat all day and night (sign of infection), but my temp doesnt vary soo much...used to be 96 degrees in am, then 100 by mid-afternoon.

Have you been tested for BABS? or treated for It without the tests?

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LizaLu
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Also, i would ask your LLMD for Zofran for nausea. It's prescribed for cancer patients during chemo, but safe enough for a pregnant woman to take.

Pot?? I know its illegal, but it can help some with nausea.

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kam
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I think i get this when i have over done it brain wise....which isn't much.

the last few times it has been because i had been out in the pwoer chair an hour and or i had a short conversation with someone for less than 10 or 15 min and or i was on my feet for 15 min

i thought at the time i was ok...kind of knew i was on the edge..but had no clue i was pushing it over the edge and would make myself worse

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