Guest guest Posted June 27, 2006 Report Share Posted June 27, 2006 To all the " Headache Haters " at large, Certain foods and or your environment can most certainly play a role in not only headache situations but other health issues. It is really a good thing to be tested for both so you can have a total grip. Both tests can reveal things you can deal with in a reasonable way by distancing yourself from whatever you are allergic to. This would be a good foundation to start with for better all around health. This Wednesday will be my 5th or 6th MRI in relation to headaches that have pretty much been with me since 1966. An orbital fracture sent me to the hospital for 49 days and life as I knew it before was forever changed. Before I knew an over dose was in store for me it was around 20 Tylenols a day to keep them at bay. To think that death could have come knocking really bothers me. As a Veteran and being service connected for the fracture the Veterans Hospital in Miami started taking care of me. Boy, did I get run through the ringer with the shrinks and endless list of drugs that I literally got worse from in most cases. Chiropractors help a lot keeping everything lined up. Massage has helped a lot too. Acupuncture has made a difference too. Drinking a gallon of an anti inflammatory herbal tea combination is on the list too. Avoiding all the foods the food test showed me to be allergic to as well as all junk food, fast food places and anything with sugar in it. Plenty of sleep is a must. I feel that my crying out to God has helped a lot too. As we all well know, pain whatever it is, will make different people do different things. I pray that you will make the right choices. Absolutely - - - everything must be as totally copasetic as possible to not eliminate the headaches but keep them down to a dull roar. Hope this helps. Take care and God bless, John Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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