Hi, new to neurotalk
 

I'm 'buntbean'. I developed severe, sudden pain in my eyes March 2005 (like welding sparks, or bacon grease getting in my eyes). I was told it was psychosomatic. 2 years ago I went to the Boston Foundation for Sight and was diagnosed with corneal neuralgia/trigeminal neuralgia. I've been on gabapentin, cymbalta, lorazepam, and tramadol for 6 years now. Just as suddenly as the pain started I also developed very severe dry eyes. The doctors feel this has something to do with the nerves as well. ANA has been up and down but biopsy for sjogrens was negative. Thyroid fine.

I know there are others out there that suffer with intense eye pain:o:o. Mine is more a constant pain with times (sometimes days) of more severe pain. Life is hard. I was suicidal when this started but I just keep going one day at a time.

Welcome, Buntbean!
 

I'm so glad you found Neurotalk and the forum for TN! I have received amazing support from this site and I know you will too! :grouphug:

Nice to meet you!!
 

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Happy to see you have come to be with us. Just let us know if we can be of any help.

There are great number and caring fellow members here, just let us know how we can assist, you see we are are supportive and relaxing place to be. Our shoulders are here for support in many ways.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Darlene :hug:

just me...
 

Hi every one my name is petra and im a 39 year old mom that on 08/13/2011
had a accident and after all the test done to me Doctors have fund some white spots in my head... im going tru some deep texting right know but i cant take all this thoughts that comes to mind.. i also have seizures and with the accident everything seems so down.. can any one tell me what can that white spots be...

Hello Sanchezpetra
 

Welcome to NT!
You'll find many caring, understanding people here.
Make yourself at home and scroll thru the forums in the main menu - jump in anywhere. Here's a good forum to check out regarding head injuries
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum92.html

Try not to think too much on all of the 'what ifs', that'll only make things harder to deal with. There are many people here who have been in accidents, so I'm sure you're bound to get some good feedback along the way.

It's great to have you!
Rae