Tachardiya and trigeminal neuralgia
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I have a history of alcoholism but stopped for a long time 10 years ago and started drinking responsibly since. 3 years ago I stopped altogether to look after my mum who became ill with cancer. I was fine for the first 2 years but then started getting severe pains going from the top left of my head down the side of my face with high heart rate aswell. Im seeing a neurologist who has told me theres nothing to worry about apart from trigeminal neuralgia and tachardiya but the pain is so bad im nearly collapsing. Im always tense waiting for it to happen. Im on 6 Gabapentin a day but they dont seem to be doing much good. Im nervous Ive been misdiagnosed and this is the beginning of wet brain. Do I have reason to be worried? Mri came back clear apart from a lesion on my brainstem which Im assuming happened when I was drinking heavily.
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judy89357 amjad68472
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gene91169 judy89357
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I can't help with your specific situation, but I do want to congratulate you for working successfully on your alcoholism. Too many individuals in my family have not been able to do so. I hope you get some helpful advice from forum participants.. Take care.
chrisfox amjad68472
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Give your body the building blocks to make more neurotransmitters and plug the gaps.
reduce the cravings.
act as a coffee replacement
its good for managing addictions
dont believe me, try it for yourself, do the research
iit works well foe me but very we caused tachycardia and palpitations at first so i had to back off, could only take it a few days
once i got much fitter and my body became more efficient i was able to take it everyday and so now i am enjoying the full benfits