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Hi Click,
I have problems with one of my ears after I had brain surgery it gets plugged up easy so I had to see a ear specialist to help take care of the problem. What would you like to learn about the brain I've had 2 brain surgeries to help reduce my seizures from do to my epilepsy. Here's wishing you well and May God Bless You, Sue |
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Hi Derob,
I have had wicked migraine headache on and off for yrs. and I learned that the weather has a lot to do with it. Get a calendar and write down what time the headaches start and stop also take note if there's a low pressure in the weather because often a low pressure can effect a persons hormones which in turn can trigger headaches for some people. I started using medical marijuana and I am amazed on how it has reduced my headaches and my seizures (I have epilepsy). Another thing you can do is cold water therapy all you have to do it take your temperature 3 times a day at the same time and any time you start to feel a headache starting and keep track of your temp. Then put a cold washcloth on your face and the back of your neck this calms the neurons down in the brain which in turn reduces the headaches. I was in a medical study about cold water therapy and it works great and the Dr. noticed that each time before I got a headache my temperature was up a couple of degrees. Here's wishing you only the best of luck and May God Bless You! Sue |
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