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24/7 Brain Fog. What Can i Do?

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ashbe123
ashbe123

I have been suffering with extreme brain fog for 6 months straight now. I woke up with an extreme migrane and suffered for 2 days before going to th hospital and getting Tylenol and feeling better from my headache but my brain fog and dizziness never went away. I have changed my diet, I have taken more supplements such as B-Complex and B12 Vitimans. I am at my wits end. I have been to neurologists, endocrinologists, and even a rheumatologist. They said it might be Fibromyalgia but seems like something different. Any insight?

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  • eren69819
    eren69819 ashbe123

    Posted

    Do you feel disconnected and in a dream like state ? It also seems to affect my vision like it doesnt feel in sync with my brain..
  • johnkov
    johnkov ashbe123

    Posted

    A short term solution would be asking your GP for a modafinil script. However, it is in your best interest to get to the bottom of this. Have you got any bloodwork done? Glucose levels?  Liver enzymes?
    • ashbe123
      ashbe123 johnkov

      Posted

      I've blood work done. Thyroid levels are fine. Brain cat scans are fine. Nothing is showing up.

    • johnkov
      johnkov ashbe123

      Posted

      It could be CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome). Has anybody suggested this? If not - as I mentioned above - you could try modafinil in the short term, but a more permanent solution would be to change the life style. Diet is not enough. Maybe you need to stress less? Sleep for a longer time? I know these things are difficult to achieve in the 21st century, but one can always try...
    • ashbe123
      ashbe123 johnkov

      Posted

      No on has suggested that. I thought I might have fibromyalgia, but seems like something more. Being in a dream like state for 6 months is really taking a toll on me..
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