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reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 01:20 PM by Hefficide
reply to post by ModernAcademia


Sounds like a migraine or a cluster headache.

If it is I feel for you. I used to get them when I was in my twenties and nothing helped them other than shots of narcotics.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 01:21 PM by pazcat
reply to post by ModernAcademia


I know what you mean i hate going unless im half dead and even then dont want to. Ive never had an allergy test either but i think its relatively simple. I guess if it comes back then maybe something is up.



reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 01:29 PM by pop_science
reply to post by ModernAcademia


The three things that stand out to me is you had a muffin which you probably don't typically have and that's when the problem started then that muffin had coffee and chocolate in it, talk about a caffeine/sugar overload.

It's probably just a migraine and will go away.
When you get home try to lay down in a cool dark noiseless room.

Also check your eyes in the mirror, make sure they are tracking together meaning that when your eyes move they move together or when you stare straight ahead one doesn't drift to the side and go lazy that will tell you if it's something neurological, if they are not tracking together you should go to the doctors no matter what.



ALSO adding I('m not sure if the white bumps are in your eyes or the outside area? If inside it could be calcium deposits which can render a person blind (if bad enough ) till they are removed.


[edit on 17-6-2009 by pop_science]


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 02:51 PM by dreamseeker
reply to post by ModernAcademia


hey that is ok. i am glad to hear you are better. Staring at a computer for long times can give you migraines, headaches and even cause nasua.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 02:51 PM by marg6043
reply to post by ModernAcademia


I am glad you are better, but if what you had was a reaction to allergies is going to get you again.

for a person like me that has been to various doctors for allergi reactions and been tested in three occasion on my back to find what is causing the allergies I found out that the only thing I wasn't allergic too was penicillin.

So yes I have been on the 4 shots a week and back, doing better.

But seasonal allergies can be a pain in the rear end specially if you wear contacts, those littler bumps are so scratchy at times that you may think dirt is in your eyes, but the more you mess with the eyes the worst it gets.

Just take note next time it gets bad with your eyes to ping point what is causing the problem.

Sometimes I forget that no everybody can have immediately health care at their hands any time they want it.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 02:53 PM by The Vagabond
reply to post by jd140


I was a member before I was a mod jd, and I still am. In this thread I've chosen to act as a member and now I have an ethical obligation not to exercise my office here. As a member I'm telling you that your posts are in poor taste and are derailing the thread, and I will bring them to the attention of the staff if they continue in a similar pattern.

Now perhaps we should get back to the subject of this thread, however controversial the facts may be, just like we do in most ATS threads.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 02:53 PM by ModernAcademia
reply to post by marg6043


Ya my father is allergic to penicillin
perhaps I am too

but as for shots, if you mean vaccines.... NEVER!
Nope, not for me

btw, you guys are really nice man
don't really go beyond "current events", "breaking alternative" and "Space exploration", didn't know there were so many friendly people!

I guess ATS is a family on it's own!


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 03:05 PM by disgustedbyhumanity
reply to post by ModernAcademia


Come on people. Migraines do not cause white bumps to appear on your eyelids. It could be a stye, some kind of skin blockage, ingrown hairs or just the result of some debris getting into your eyes.

If it doesn't get better in a day go to the eye doctor. Not even sure that you can use medicaire for eye problems like this. I imagine you can get in and out of an eye doctor forless than $100 and they probably have drops they can give rather than getting a prescription. Most eye doctors will work with for the cost. Tell them you only have $60 and they will probably still treat you for that amount. I find eye doctors are usually good people.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 03:07 PM by jd140
Originally posted by The Vagabond
reply to post by jd140


I was a member before I was a mod jd, and I still am. In this thread I've chosen to act as a member and now I have an ethical obligation not to exercise my office here. As a member I'm telling you that your posts are in poor taste and are derailing the thread, and I will bring them to the attention of the staff if they continue in a similar pattern.

Now perhaps we should get back to the subject of this thread, however controversial the facts may be, just like we do in most ATS threads.


I don't see how my post was derailing the thread, they were on topic. Posts that have been directed towards me, including yours, have been completely off topic except for a line or two after a paragraph about me.

By his own admission he over reacted and it was not as serious as he thought. Taking that in consideration, while harsh, my posts were on the right track.

Just like in all ATS threads, don't take things at face value.

(to keep it on topic)

OP glad you was just over reacting. You might want to get checked out for an allergy, you could be allergic to something today that you wasn't allergic to yesterday.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 03:17 PM by Aeons
Originally posted by disgustedbyhumanity
reply to post by ModernAcademia


Come on people. Migraines do not cause white bumps to appear on your eyelids. It could be a stye, some kind of skin blockage, ingrown hairs or just the result of some debris getting into your eyes.

If it doesn't get better in a day go to the eye doctor. Not even sure that you can use medicaire for eye problems like this. I imagine you can get in and out of an eye doctor forless than $100 and they probably have drops they can give rather than getting a prescription. Most eye doctors will work with for the cost. Tell them you only have $60 and they will probably still treat you for that amount. I find eye doctors are usually good people.


You can have two things at once. Or not notice one problem until another comes along.
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