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kollyaa · 9 months
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these cluster headaches are way too painful i feel like stabbing my eye
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artecluster · 7 months
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„If you could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint“ ~Edward Hopper
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thecpdiary · 11 months
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Chronic Neuralgia Pain
My mum passed away on the 25th May 16 years ago and 16 years today on the 27th May she was laid to rest. Now I am being forced to look at my own mortality. In an earlier blog I talked about a Trigeminal Neuralgia diagnosis.
The added complication is that I'm not able to let the muscle in my mouth heal, because I'm using my mouth all the time, but I've also worked out the neuralgia also comes in from the temple and like a circuit, it permeates quickly within seconds, down the left side of my face.
I'll know more about the condition in June, but from initial research, the brain injury I sustained before I was born seems to be the reason why I have nerve pain. My concern is the pain will start making me mentally sick, if I'm unable to get a handle on it. It’s taking a while for the supplements to work, while I continue to struggle with chronic neuralgia pain.
My mental health
I'm not in a good mental health space, which is having an affect on my writing. Any chronic pain is difficult condition to deal with. I am trying to throw everything into it but I am mentally struggling.
My cocktail of supplements
To add to my cocktail of supplements, I have also been advised to try blue green algae and Spirulina to help with nerve health. It’s all a tall order as I continue to live with concerns on my long term health.
If there is anyone out there dealing with chronic neuralgia pain, or anyone who has been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, please get in touch. I'd love to hear from you.
For more inspirational, life-changing blogs, please check out my site https://www.thecpdiary.com
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#mentalhealth issues are rising their head especially after the lockdowns. For years I suffered from depressive symptoms, and thought it was just my #clusterheadache that caused PTSD and depression, but I couldn't find any other reason for being depressed and couldn't accept it. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder some 20 years ago but in my heart I knew it was wrong too. I was just helplessly tired after trying something really hard. I would have energy to achieve great things for a year like straight A:s from uni to graduate, but that would result in two years of sleeping and being too tired to do anything... I was 45 when I was diagnosed with AD(H)D and got the right medication, off the mind-numbing and more harmful anti-depressants, and I finally feel alive! At least I now know what causes my fatigue and know when to take it easy. Now if I could provide for my family with my art I would be truly happy 🥰 Do you have experience with mental health or neurological issues? https://www.instagram.com/p/CnmoGFrIySm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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newvegasdyke · 1 year
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chennaiacupuncture · 10 months
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Acupuncture is an effective treatment for migraine sufferers to relieve symptoms and reduce the frequency of migraines. Acupuncture has been recognized as an effective and safe alternative treatment for Migraine Headaches, Sinus Headaches, Cluster Headaches and Tension Headaches.
Acupuncture is a technique that involves inserting fine needles into the skin in specific areas of the body. These pricking sites are called acupuncture points. Acupuncture is used to treat a variety of ailments, including migraines
Acupuncture is very effective in treating migraines. In a clinical study, people with throbbing headaches due to migraine experienced massive reduction in acupuncture treatment.
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acharyasrinoida · 1 year
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एक व्यक्ति को विभिन्न प्रकार के सिरदर्द हो सकते हैं। इनमें टेंशन सिरदर्द, माइग्रेन, साइनस सिरदर्द, क्लस्टर सिरदर्द शामिल हैं। यह महत्वपूर्ण है कि हम अपने सिरदर्द के प्रकार को समझें और सही उपचार का चयन करें।
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apollodrdodental · 1 year
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#tmjpain #tmjdisorder #tmj #jawpain #tmjtreatment #tmjrelief #headaches #tmd #dentist #apollodrdodental #neckpain #chronicpain #jawpainrelief #migraines #migraine #headache #dentistry #temporomandibularjoint #migrainerelief #temporomandibularjointdisorder #health #datadrivenchiro #jawpopping #jaw #jawclicking #tensionheadaches #myofascialrelease #clusterheadaches #tmjdentist #earpain https://www.instagram.com/p/Co6si_HIHJa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ebuddynews · 2 years
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Cluster Headache Its Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, And Treatment
Cluster Headache Its Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, And Treatment Here is a brief note on cluster headache to know more, including its symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. #clusterheadache #headache #cluster #symptoms #eyepain #chronicillness #klasehodepine #clusterheadachetreatment #clusterheadachesymptoms #clusterheadaches #droopyeyelids #runningnose #histamine #serotonin #stress
Cluster headaches are intense attacks of headache or eye pain. They tend to affect one side of the head, and the pain arises from around or behind the eye. These headaches tend to recur. The cause of cluster headaches is uncertain. Cluster headache can affect anyone but usually young and middle-aged adults. Treatment is limited to pain relievers (pain relievers) and breathing pure oxygen for a…
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little-misses-lee · 4 years
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Community.
Having chronic illnesses or disabilities can often lead to loss of friendships, relationships, and isolation. But whilst we may feel alone, we are not. There is an amazing community of people with chronic illness and disability online. Sometimes we are fortunate enough to meet through charity events etc.
This community is the most powerful and supportive place anyone could possibly be. No matter what time of day or night, there is always someone there. Someone who understands your pain, your emotions, the challenges you face. We are not all the same, we have different conditions, different ages, different personalities and come from different walks of life, yet none of that matters when we all need someone. There is always someone there. Despite all the challenges we all face, there is a strength in this community that makes life that tiny bit easier. This community is not only there for support, they raise funds for numerous charities and research projects, they raise awareness, they encourage equality, fight against ableism and discrimination and take to the streets and screens to implore governments to act. And there are people in this community, who despite having never met, hold an important place in my heart and I am so so thankful to have found them. ❤
To the chronic illness and disability community, Thank You.
IMAGE DESCRIPTION: Shows an illustration of four women of different ethnicities with various signs of illness or disability. The first woman hqs a feeding tube, the second woman is on oxygen, the third has a wrist support and a walking cane, and the fourth has no arm below the elbow on one side. They are sitting/laying together in front of a greenish background with purple writing saying 'Disabled people have shown me the power of community.'
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fleurlolotte · 5 years
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I have to take painkillers with codeïne for my headaches which really helps but it also get’s me high af which I don’t mind but I’d rather be clearheaded at work u feel?
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Negativity
I have felt so amazing since I started my vegan diet. I am in the second week and already I have notice a HUGE increase in not only my energy, but my state of mind. 
I’ve briefly mentioned prior to this post that I was suffering with my mental health prior to going vegan, and I’d like to expand on that a little.
I have suffered from depression for as long as I can remember. Some of it may be circumstantial, as I have suffered a significant amount of trauma in my life, and part may just be the way my brain works. People have always described me as an “emotional” person because my entire life I have suffered through one overwhelming emotion after another, with what seemed like no control over how I reacted to it. I never thought my overwhelming emotions were a symptom of my depression, I thought it was just the way I was. Maybe it was residual damage from my traumas, maybe it was a weakness in my make-up, either way, I did not think of it as depression. I thought of my depression as the grey cloud that would sometimes come and hang over me, when I felt sad for days at a time for no real reason, and no matter what I did I couldn’t shake it. I never wanted to take medication, because I would think the side effects of medication would be worse than just feeling sad for a few days here and there.
Last year, I was diagnosed with cluster headaches. I have suffered from random, unbearable headaches for as long as I can remember. I wake up in the middle of the night feeling like someone is driving a screw driver into my temple and out the back of my skull, and this will last for weeks to months at a time. I never know when it will happen, or how long it will last. 
Receiving the official diagnosis was both relieving and terrifying. Finally knowing what I have was a relief, but there is no cure for cluster headaches, and the idea of having a metaphorical sword hanging over my head for the rest of my life set off a terrible episode of anxiety and depression. It was a few months after this diagnosis that I finally went to my doctor and asked for medication.
I have been on the medication for almost a year, and honestly, I don’t recognize myself. My emotions no longer overwhelm me, I no longer react to experiences and situations the way that I used to. This is not to say that I do not feel, because I certainly do, they are just so much less intense than they used to be. I no longer feel like I am a victim of my emotions and that I have control over my mind in a way I never did before. I did notice a difference in what I always thought of as my depression as well. My episodes got farther and farther apart, and I noticed an overall sense of happiness that I had never felt before. 
That is, until about 3 months ago. Out of nowhere my depression came back with a vengeance, and every single day became a struggle to get through. I would be sitting, snuggling with my kids watching a movie, and feel utterly miserable. I would ask myself what I had to feel so sad about, as my life is pretty amazing, and I couldn’t come up with anything. I made sure to exercise regularly, as exercise is a great anti-depressant, but nothing changed. For almost 3 months I felt like this, an I was starting to feel hopeless, like I had just had a temporary fix in my mental-health, but that it wouldn’t last.  
And then I went vegan.
I changed my lifestyle to a whole food vegan diet a week and a half ago, and I have felt a million times better than I even did when I felt good on the medication. I not only feel happy, I have the energy to get things done, and I WANT to get them done. I feel like dancing all the time! Instead of feeling miserable and weighed down, I feel light and excited about life!
This is all in spite of the negativity I have been faced with. As soon as you say “vegan” people immediately have an opinion about it, and will try to talk you out of it. People close to me have made fun of me, they tell me how they could never do it, or how it’s unhealthy. 
The reality is, my being vegan does not take away from anyone else. I have not forced my family to go vegan, although I do wish they would. This is a choice I have made for not only my health, but for my planet and my sense of morality. None of my friends have to be vegan just because I am, and I do not ask any of my friends or family to make me special food when we get together. Even when I was simply vegetarian I would tell my family, “Don’t make anything special for me, I will bring my own.” So the negativity and sarcasm I am faced with can be upsetting, especially with how good this lifestyle has made me feel. 
The bottom line is I am going to continue to be vegan, despite the negativity and backlash that has come with it, because this lifestyle feeds my mind and my soul with positive energy, and I love it.
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artecluster · 10 months
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Brought to you by a low-spoon Tuesday: a photo with the weirdest perspective ever! I swear to you those crutches are actually on the ground it’s just... it’s just been a day, people! A DAY. . I’m feeling not great today as my #pots, #cfs and #mctd-related #clusterheadaches (thats a lot of hashtags!) are all playing up on one day. Along with my natural perfectionist, workaholic tendencies of course! . So how to cope? With many deep breaths, some lovely painkillers and a chance to start planning my outfits for Malaysia whilst having a lie down. Looking after my body, putting my health first and doing something that qualifies as ‘vaguely useful’ is always the best thing for me ♥️ . . . . . . #JessicaOutOfTheCloset #disabodyposi #brokenbutbeautiful #1950s #vintage #pinupdoll #pinuplove #rockabilly #pinupgirl #crutches #crutch #instagood #ootdsocialclub #chronicallyfabulous #invisibledisability #fblogger #fashionblog #realoutfitgram #flashesofdelight #babewithamobilityaid #disabledfashion #lindybop (at Brighton)
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jahtarlifestyles · 5 years
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Next batch of seamoss on the way.What I will tell you is the month or so break I had from my sea moss smoothies I saw my energy decline like no other. So from now on this is going to be my morning staple. #seamoss #nutrition #intermittantfasting #weightlossjourney #wellnessjourney #healing #meditation #epilepsy #hemicraniacontinua #clusterheadaches #spoonielife #spiritualjourney #selfcare #selflove #mentalhealth https://www.instagram.com/p/B2J4LXbgDSx/?igshid=e68nc4lep5dr
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nezumitoo · 7 years
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Hurp de derp first thing in (my) morning (one of my greatest accomplishments in life so far is being able to stand up and face outside, or generally smile when a cluster/and or migraine/and or both like what's happening now, is doing its best to knock my ass down. It's really rather pathetic to be honest, by it's taken a lot of years and boatloads of self discipline during even more boatloads of pain to get to this point and sadly I'm a little proud of myself for being able to achieve it when all I used to manage was crawling along the floor bawling my eyes out while feeling all the regret for having been born 😌) <-Mister helps me get through it of course, just by being her little adorblablorb self 💕 #mylifewithmister #adoptdontshop #rescuedog #fuckcancer #multicentriclymphoma #chipin #doglet #muttsofinstagram #over40andproud #migraines #clusterheadaches #livingwithchronicillness #dearglobdoesithurttoday #seattle #washington #cityliving #derp #adorable #cute #love
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