Posts by melloworca6

Are you sure it isn't some kind of allergy?

Feel free to drop your thoughts here too. Not many people deal with this, and I’m convinced your stories will be a huge help to anyone reading through this thread. 🙂

hollowtrucker77 said:Come on people, do some actual research.
The admin here is Tyndall. Whatever issues you're having, stay on his case. Don't let him clear out until he actually fixes your problems.

🤣 You little troublemaker. You’re only talking big now because you know Tyndall’s got his eye on you. 😬

Well, you’d better go ask the guy handing out those pills exactly why he thinks they’re a good idea. 🙂

🤦

If you come around here trying to troll people in downtown Chicago, you're going to get hit with a red card real fast.

So, do you have any other autoimmune issues going on?

I’m really hoping someone else pops up here with this diagnosis, even if people don't think it's all that common.

I did a little digging online about your condition, but there isn't much info out there in American medical sites.

Is yours an autoimmune thing too? And are you actually feeling any better since starting therapy?

With my situation, they told me there’s no cure—unless I go under the knife for surgery, which involves cutting some kind of nerves if I understood them right.

What kind of symptoms were you dealing with? And what does your treatment plan look like now?

I’ve got Vasculitis too, specifically Raynaud's—where my small blood vessels just freak out whenever it gets cold.

Here’s some info on HLA typing:

And here is the Wikipedia page for HLA DR4 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HLA-DR4

Not sure how much of this actually helps you. Honestly, your best bet is just asking the doctor who ordered the test to walk you through what the results actually mean.

Of course you're feeling weird right now. It’s totally normal. Ever heard of seasonal fatigue? It’s basically what happens when your body runs low on vitamins because we didn't exactly have a massive variety of fresh fruit to snack on all winter long.

coastalotter83 said:Sometimes they just pop out, sometimes they don't—it depends on how you lift the lid :P

They might not come out right when it happens, but they eventually do. You just won't notice if you're asleep or something.

coastalotter83 said:I’ve always wondered about this, and I’m not even sure if this is the right place for it. I did some quick Googling but didn't find anything. What actually happens when an eyelash gets stuck in your eye, like behind the eyelid, especially since some don't seem to come out? I'm assuming they just break down somehow... how long does it take for an eyelash to decompose inside the eye behind the lid? xD (I'm being dead serious here, I genuinely want to know)

🤣 Where on earth did you get the idea that eyelashes stuck in your eye don't come out?

They obviously come out.

I don't know, I wouldn't dream of ordering medication through eBay, even if we're just talking about basic vitamins.

Who’s actually guaranteeing that there isn't just straight-up junk inside those pills?

Maybe try asking on this PDF: Women's Health. Someone there might actually have an answer.

Nope.

Glad it wasn't anything more serious. 🙂

My sister deals with spinal issues, and she keeps getting these lumps popping up—not just on her neck, but all along her spine too. Her doctor mentioned they might just be lipomas.

It could be anything at this point, really. We're just guessing here. You need to go see a doctor.

I'm actually hoping it turns out to be a slightly stronger virus. 🙂

Look, it could just be some viral thing, but we're all just guessing here. What you described could point to a bunch of different issues—some of them involving the brain.

Keep a close eye on her tonight. If she seems to be getting worse, don't wait until morning; get her straight to the ER.

You should probably get your wife to the ER right now. A stroke can present with symptoms that look just like this. My mom had similar issues and when they took her to the emergency room, they just brushed her off and gave her a sedative. Then she went back the next day only to find out she’d actually had a stroke the day before.

It might not be that extreme in your wife's case, but if I were in her shoes, I'd head straight to the hospital just to be safe.