ive noticed when ive cut fluoride out of my diet my bones stopped aching
my dreams became more adventurous and i can now think alot more clear
and can build 3d images in my head, just last night i decided to grab a
soda so i did knownly they put extra fluoride in it, i drank it any ways
and about half way down, ive gotten extremely light headed and its much
like what you have explained, im still getting them ever since that can
of pop, i expect it to go away with in a week, fluoride really fks up
your body and brain, it proven alot of things about it, it does lower
your iq too.

its most likely the paranormal, side affect or way too much emf, either one can cause that vice feeling in your head.

Hi Liko

It would be a good idea to repeat the CT scan in another month or so to check if any pathology that may be progressing eventually becomes evident. A complete blood workup is also advisable, including a complete blood count (CBC) and possibly even an autoimmune screen. Some less common viral infections as well as autoimmune conditions, like SLE, could account for these symptoms (rash and headache). Of course, this is based on the assumption that more common causes like a middle/inner ear disorder and muscle spasm has been excluded. At this point it may be advisable for him to consult with a neurologist. It has to be clearly identified if there was any trauma preceding the onset of these symptoms – even if minor, this has to be reported o the doctor.

I’m not sure if this is relevant, but he also has a red mark on his forehead since the pain started, after pussy-footing around hematomas and infections, we have no idea what it is. It isn’t a hematoma, and it hasn’t responded to 3 different kinds of antibiotics.

Any ideas?

Hi Lolo55

The dizziness and headaches may be related to low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia). Even after eating the pain and dizziness may not ease fully. This is just one consideration since you mentioned the relation to meals. There is no way of knowing for sure without further testing. A complete blood workup should be done. Considering that it came on so suddenly, an infection, especially meningitis or encephalitis was a reasonable consideration and therefore the spinal tap was done. Now that it has been excluded you have to consider other factors like high blood pressure, blood glucose disturbances and so on. These are common causes. Pregnancy and hormonal condition may also be a possible cause. If none of these yields any results, kidney function etc needs to be assessed. Speak to your doctor. Other symptoms will help isolate a possible cause. Remember that one of the common causes of these symptoms is stress and muscle spasm in the neck.

Hi Tina

The various causes are listed above. If it started up suddenly, it could be due to an infection in the middle/inner ear. Pregnancy and blood pressure changes, as well as sinsusitis may be other causes. You need to see a doctor who can examine you and conduct other tests to verify the cause.

I have been experiencing dizziness for a while now and I can’t seem to get away from it. Since this past Tuesday, I developed a sudden headache and experiences severe dizziness that seems like it won’t dissipate. I went to the ER got a cat scan and a spinal tap and everything was read to be ok, but I’m still feeling like crap and they gave me no explanation for it. I’m a very active person and this is starting to interrupt my daily activities. I just want to know what’s going on. I’m not sure if this has anything to do with this, but I become severely dizzy and irritable if I don’t eat every couple of hours.I didn’t think this was related because the dizziness and headaches are continuous even if I eat. Any suggestions? Thanks.