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Old 04-17-2011, 08:07 AM #3
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so can you tolerate these things...like tv..computer..conversations? For how long? what do you do...go rest? I'm fed up resting! I feel like all I do is lay down and can't sleep. I can't even tolerate an hour lunch with a friend..in my own house!! Forget tv...the feelings come on instantly. Do you just ignore it? When I do...I get wildly dizzy and a blasted headache -- its over 7 months now.

Any meds for this nerve pain?
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