Anyone With OCD "Head Pressure", Read This
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Greendoggy wrote in message <19981215151727.13662.00000…@ng133.aol.com>… >There is a book called Phobia Free it links 90% of OCD and Phobia problems to >the inner ear, and some cases where it was cured through the inner ear. I >havn’t read it yet, but I read the blurb and it sounds exciting. >-Green
Yes, I have this same problem. I know I have sinus problems that are increased with stress. Allergies also increase my head pressure and sinus problems. Often my sinuses get so much pressure that dizziness makes it nearly impossible to walk. Fifteen years ago I was tested for brain and inner ear problems in an effort to figure out the dizziness. Many tests were done and all they could say was that something was going on but they didn’t know what. I was found to be allergic to wheat and not eating that helps allot but air pollutants are hard to avoid. — Take care of your "self". whatatrip rbol…@premier1.net
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/htbin-post/Entrez/query?db=m_s perhaps you could tell me in laymens terms what it means. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Greendoggy wrote: > There is a book called Phobia Free it links 90% of OCD and Phobia problems to > the inner ear, and some cases where it was cured through the inner ear. I > havn’t read it yet, but I read the blurb and it sounds exciting. > -Green
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There is a book called Phobia Free it links 90% of OCD and Phobia problems to the inner ear, and some cases where it was cured through the inner ear. I havn’t read it yet, but I read the blurb and it sounds exciting. -Green
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Hmmmm, Ive been having problems with my inner ear for a couple months now. I went to my regular doc. and he said if it kept up I would have to see a specialist. Needless to say since i am broke i haven’t returned to see him again. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Greendoggy wrote: > There is a book called Phobia Free it links 90% of OCD and Phobia problems to > the inner ear, and some cases where it was cured through the inner ear. I > havn’t read it yet, but I read the blurb and it sounds exciting. > -Green
