I've had shunt pain, nausea and pain in the side of my head since Tuesday starting at 1am. It's been very cold along with barometric pressure being low. There are also moments of dizziness when I move my head or moving up and down.
This has gone on all week and various hours of the day.
Showing posts with label stroke hydrocephalus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stroke hydrocephalus. Show all posts
Saturday, December 7, 2019
Thursday, August 22, 2019
In Isle 6
My shunt and chronic pain was mild today. For about a month now, I've been taking the vitamin, Curamin as needed. Curamin has helped a lot with my pain and reduces it by a lot to the point where I can focus better. There are some days, when this doesn't work like one day last week, where it was very humid outside. I had stayed indoors the entire day. I still felt lousy with head and shunt pain despite taking the Curamin and later taking ibuprofen.
Taking it as needed has been working for me and is way better than the nerve blocker my neurologist had prescribed a few years ago. The side effects were making my fingers tingle and numb.
Last month, a Home Sentinel pest repellent was added to one of the walls in my building. I noticed if I get too close to the device, I can feel the electro magnetic magnetic waves. This sometimes happens when I walk through the small metal detectors. As mentioned in previous posts, I can't go through the airport security machines because the giant magnet could turn my shunt off or change the settings.
There's a robot at my local grocery store and it's been there for about two months. I try not to get too
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| Grocery Store robot sliding away to another part of the store |
I've seen some store workers get upset with the robot because it doesn't seem to respond to verbal commands.
The robot also speaks spanish when it's lights turn yellow.
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| Robot now has large eyes |
Maybe it will get programmed to take verbal commands. All it needs now is a smile to go along with the eyes....
Labels:
brain injury,
chronic illness,
chronic pain,
stroke,
stroke hydrocephalus,
TBI
Sunday, July 7, 2019
7.7
No chronic pain today. Yesterday I was nervous because all day since the early morning hours (around 5am) I had pain from my shunt, eye (where I had strabismus surgery in 2015) and nausea I suspect from the distal catheter in my stomach. I hadn't experienced this type of intense discomfort in a while and it made me worried my shunt might begin failing again soon.
There have been a few days this week where I didn't get as many hours of sleep as I may have wanted due to pain issues.
To my surprise today upon waking up, there was no pain at all. All of my symptoms from the day before and the last few months where gone.
I've been a little less productive due to chronic pain and lack of energy...
Since today is pain free, it's time to be creative....
Happy music video in the background....
There have been a few days this week where I didn't get as many hours of sleep as I may have wanted due to pain issues.
To my surprise today upon waking up, there was no pain at all. All of my symptoms from the day before and the last few months where gone.
I've been a little less productive due to chronic pain and lack of energy...
Since today is pain free, it's time to be creative....
Happy music video in the background....
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