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You all already know I have Lichen Sclerosus and Hypothyroidism (both autoimmune disorders).
Well, also, for over twelve months now, on and off, I've also been suffering with vertigo nausea hearing and vision symptoms that a neurologist has determined are episodes of Basilar Migraines. My question is, could these symptoms be something else? I'm thinking maybe it's linked to my other autoimmune disorders? Because all of this seemed to have started around the same time as my LS symptoms.
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Morrell1951 g30rg313
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marey g30rg313
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Butterbur is supposed to be a helpful plant for migraines...it seems to have eclipsed feverfew which was the recommended plant to make into a tea previously.
I mention the more extreme neuro conditions to give you hope that you can find relief. take care with what you eat and have enough chillout time. hoping this helps. thinking of you!
Morrell1951 g30rg313
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As Marey says, chillout time is paramount and we need to take care in general to eat healthy food, keep our bowels moving just right. No magic pill, but there's lots we can do.
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hanny32508 g30rg313
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Hypothyroidism was what I got after RAI treatment that made hyper hypo. However, I hope I remember well, I thought it was Andrea Beaman who was writing - thyroid needs to be in balance with the adrenal glands. It is also my personal experience. When my adrenal glands were not functioning in sink with the thyroid vertigo was one of the symptoms. Vision was affected, and also hearing. I even went to the ear specialist who ordered an MRI . Strange headaches were also part of that.
After the adrenals were gently treated these symptoms over a long period of time gradually disappeared.
Hope this is of help to you G.
marey g30rg313
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thinking of you..have every confidence in your ability to tackle this xx
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marey g30rg313
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From what you say it might be a hormonal thing ...like a thyroid crash? is that what you're thinking? important to listen to your body as you're doing and to be very wary of diagnosises...as you're also very wisely being. There is a tendency to try to come up with all these diagnosi ....in order to bag people for drug therapies (and i'm speaking as a nurse who supports the principle of a healthcare system) sadly there has been a lot of abuse but you seem to be aware of this.
How are your iodine levels? this is a very significant issue... often overlooked.
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