*sounds...stupid phone lol
My optometrist stated overweight with PTC and that symptoms go away with lose weight. I lost weight it did go away.
Until it came back...with no weight gain.
I realized my problem...self diagnosis.
When i am under insurmountable stress, it happens. I mean, huge stress. I won't disclksed my stressful events but i will tell both time, after the stress had gone, the stressful event/period ended or passed...it went away IMMEDIATELY...like it was never there.
I recently became extremely stressed over making a life decision that would impact other people's lives as well and now its back. Soon as this period passes im sure these symptoms will too. Just two weeks ago i was propped up on my elbows watching a movie with no issues.
Women are known to stress more than men. And not to mention the added stress of wondering if you have a serious condition is MORE ADDED stress to whatever was stressing you in the first Place.
Best wishes to all
I am a girl and when ever I lay on my stomach I get a severe headache and sometimes a black out. I 'be heard it's called a migraine and that people who have should get therapy for it but why? I hate having migraines because I like to lay on my stomach and I tend to lay on my stomach the most when I am on my phone or my laptop and I'm on them alot so it drives the c**p out of me and I don't kno wat to do about it/I don't kno wat it is.
MRA or CTA of had and neck
Hello, as i stated in my original post there is an answer and unfortunately we have to push our neuros to find it. In me I found the answer for the drs by demanding a MRA with med articles for Bow Hunters Syndrome, they found my cause and followed up with a ct angio, my left vertebral artery ends at PICA, read up please
This site has blocked my log ins and posts for years and i apologize to everyone, i had to post as a guest, but finally got my log in worked out.
.....is this dangerous?
my doctor told me he doesnt think its an artery problem who knows, its very worrisome though. hopefully this new neuro will tell me something or order more test.
I have had this for many many years, since I was a child and now I'm in my 30's.
If I lay this way I get the same severe symptoms so simply don't do it, but every so often I forget like this evening - which is what prompted me to Google and find this thread.
I've seen some comments about low bp but I have borderline/slightly raised blood pressure. Never been to the GP over it, I'll just try to ensure I don't lay on my front :)