Hi guys
Three weeks from now I will see an ophthalmologist because of my corneal abrasion and more importantly my long term dizziness, I am hoping they find a reason as to why my eyes don't feel like they are working together (in sync). Of course I don't really want anything wrong with me but in some ways it would be nice to hear a reason for my problems in tracking motion,visual motion and holding gaze etc. I know the eyes are an important part of a healthy functioning vestibular system and that by having a vestibular problem the eyes will be effected but what if it is my eyes that are the sole reason for my ongoing balance issue and causing my vertigo or at least significantly contributing to it. I don;t know I guess I'm hoping they will find something wrong, give it a name and tell me they can fix it or at least significantly help my visual vertigo. It sounds a little optimistic I know.
I'll be sure to bring up nystagmus and vertical heterophoria and ask about other possible binocular vision disorders that might cause my symptoms. I want a thorough exam to test eye function. I just hope they take my numerous crazy symptoms seriously.
Swimmyhead
Wednesday 9 September 2015
Saturday 5 September 2015
A difficult 10 days
Hi guys
The last 10 days or so have been difficult. I have been experiencing a horrible level of dizziness yet again. It's full on from the moment I wake up until I eventually nod off at night. I have an inkling of what may have increased my dizziness and vertigo back to this all consuming level it is called WHEY PROTIEN. Now I cannot say with absolute certainty that this is the culprit as my vertigo tends to reach disorientating levels every so often but if migraine is the cause of my vertigo then I really should not have been drinking Whey protein shakes.
Whey protein,whey protein isolate,whey protein concentrate etc should not really be part of a migraine elimination diet but since I work out I thought I could try it and see how it goes. Well all was good for a week or so and BOOM the internal swaying and visual swaying and the slow tracking vision came back full force and I have been in a different world for the past 10 days or so. I am back to those horrible sudden sensations of falling or dropping when all I am doing is sitting still. Back is the bouncy castle floor and the full buzzing head pressure that stops me from turning or moving my head with any kind of speed. I did stop drinking the whey protein a week ago but the calmer intensity of my symptoms eludes me.
Here is a website that is useful for people trying to stick to a migraine diet and avoiding MSG.There is a huge list of ingredients and names that manufacturers use that have or may have MSG (monosodium Glutamate).
http://lifespa.com/sneaky-names-for-msg-check-your-labels/
Swimmyhead
The last 10 days or so have been difficult. I have been experiencing a horrible level of dizziness yet again. It's full on from the moment I wake up until I eventually nod off at night. I have an inkling of what may have increased my dizziness and vertigo back to this all consuming level it is called WHEY PROTIEN. Now I cannot say with absolute certainty that this is the culprit as my vertigo tends to reach disorientating levels every so often but if migraine is the cause of my vertigo then I really should not have been drinking Whey protein shakes.
Whey protein,whey protein isolate,whey protein concentrate etc should not really be part of a migraine elimination diet but since I work out I thought I could try it and see how it goes. Well all was good for a week or so and BOOM the internal swaying and visual swaying and the slow tracking vision came back full force and I have been in a different world for the past 10 days or so. I am back to those horrible sudden sensations of falling or dropping when all I am doing is sitting still. Back is the bouncy castle floor and the full buzzing head pressure that stops me from turning or moving my head with any kind of speed. I did stop drinking the whey protein a week ago but the calmer intensity of my symptoms eludes me.
Here is a website that is useful for people trying to stick to a migraine diet and avoiding MSG.There is a huge list of ingredients and names that manufacturers use that have or may have MSG (monosodium Glutamate).
http://lifespa.com/sneaky-names-for-msg-check-your-labels/
Swimmyhead
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