Re:Navigating the world when your senses conjure up phenomen...
by loa_in_ on Saturday April 22, 2023 @10:46AM
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In my case, anecdata warning, it was caused by nose injury due to dry air 24/7 causing swelling inside the skull and impairing circulation combined with overall circulation problems, mainly neck tightness due to stress building up over time. It's now gone
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Re:Navigating the world when your senses conjure up phenomen...
by Wurlitzer on Saturday April 22, 2023 @11:04AM
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Interesting. Did you do something in particular to make it go away?
Re:Navigating the world when your senses conjure up phenomen...
by loa_in_ on Saturday April 22, 2023 @11:42AM
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No alcohol, more rest, more coffee with cinnamon, more sugar to help relaxation of muscles, more magnesium, b12,
extra water and salt, temporarily, to accommodate more fluid capacity of relaxed body and it's vessels
Eye movement. Eyeballs have a little opening at the back that acts as a drain for eyeball fluid, but it's only able to drain in "wall eyed" position for me, so looking at something very far away
Eyeball massage. Gently pressing down on your eyeballs with palm of hand or squeezing one's eyelids tight shut for few seconds repeatedly
Re:Navigating the world when your senses conjure up phenomen...
by danparsonson on Saturday April 22, 2023 @11:54AM
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That's very interesting thank you - stress may well be a factor in my friend's case. Glad to hear that you recovered.