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As for 43RichyThe43rd,Yes I am a Christain and I will pray for alll of us. I am not trying to argue. I am merely stating what I feel in response to ImOkay's curt post to me personaly.anne

ATB,I will tell you what I told ImOkay:I have only posted this a handfull of times. I mean common...There are people on this site that have read about things and posted things that are way less plausible: NutraSweet, MSG, B12, and rare viruses. I am trying to help by giving explanations that fit...

To ImOkay,I have only posted this a handfull of times. I mean common...There are people on this site that have read about things and posted things that are way less plausible: NutraSweet, MSG, B12, and rare viruses. I am trying to help by giving explanations that fit with my experience. That's...

Report this postReply with quote Re: bi-lateral fasciculationsby AllGoodHere on Thu August 14th, 2008 2:18 pm AnnieBazemore, do you really think it is helpful to post the same reply to every problem that people bring up? What's up with this?Personally, I have had pinched nerves, strains...

Well, I have cervical and lower back issues that my neurosurgeon is very likely the reason for my problems. This site to help people not to be critical. It's better to give people hope for something that can be fixed, rather than to let them go on thinking that they are crazy or are dying of ALS!!!

A Common Condition that Explans BFS Symptomsby AnnieBazemore on Wed August 13th, 2008 5:11 pm ... ns-of.htmlby AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:17 pm If you are suffering from a pinched nerve, signs of it are important to note. If you feel the pain in your arm or back, the most common...

A Common Condition that Explans BFS Symptomsby AnnieBazemore on Wed August 13th, 2008 5:11 pm ... ns-of.htmlby AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:17 pm If you are suffering from a pinched nerve, signs of it are important to note. If you feel the pain in your arm or back, the most common...

A Common Condition that Explans BFS Symptomsby AnnieBazemore on Wed August 13th, 2008 5:11 pm ... ns-of.htmlby AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:17 pm If you are suffering from a pinched nerve, signs of it are important to note. If you feel the pain in your arm or back, the most common...

by AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:15 pm What is a Pinched NerveIt is important to understand the anatomy of the spine when determining whether you suffer from a pinched nerve. There are vertebrae that are located in three areas of the spine. The first area is the cervical spine (neck)...

by AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:15 pm What is a Pinched NerveIt is important to understand the anatomy of the spine when determining whether you suffer from a pinched nerve. There are vertebrae that are located in three areas of the spine. The first area is the cervical spine (neck)...

by AnnieBazemore on Fri August 8th, 2008 5:17 pm If you are suffering from a pinched nerve, signs of it are important to note. If you feel the pain in your arm or back, the most common areas for pinched nerves, it's important to talk to your doctor about them. Understanding what the symptoms of...

If you are suffering from a pinched nerve, signs of it are important to note. If you feel the pain in your arm or back, the most common areas for pinched nerves, it's important to talk to your doctor about them. Understanding what the symptoms of pinched nerves are can help you to realize the...

What is a Pinched NerveIt is important to understand the anatomy of the spine when determining whether you suffer from a pinched nerve. There are vertebrae that are located in three areas of the spine. The first area is the cervical spine (neck); the second is the thoracic (middle back); the...

Sound like pinched nerves. Even if you don't haiv back or neck pain get a CT and MRI. It may surprise you. Prayerfully, Anne

Hum...I just readup on this and I had posted a question a while back about Herpes. Herpes is related to chicken pox and shingles, both of which are virues and cause nerve pain. i think I'll have my doctor run some tests. Thanks! This gives hope if nothing else.Anne

Great post Mark, thanks! A 6 mth - 1 year follow up is a must.

It's important to rememer that you could have two things going on at the same time. Ringing in the ears can be from various things like; TMJ, tenitis, ear infections, sore throat. And you can have BFS or even pinched nerves. Have you had an MRI of your c-spine and/or lumbar? Look for the most...

I don't know how the rest of you feel, but it seems that if we had good honest striaght forward answer from our doctors, we would not be pulled toward this site as a need! I mean if we could get the reassurance from them that is needed, wouldn't we be able to feel more at ease? And forget the...

Please see your doctor regarding your spine. Compressed discs and nerves can cause many of the sysptoms of BFS. So really it's not benign. Brachial Neuritis, Cervical Arthritis, pinched nerves off the spinal cord or disc pressure on the spinal cord can cause havic on your central nervous sys...

This can also be from a cranial nerve. The trigeminal can cause this. You may want to try massage therapy for your shoulders and scalp. Also, look into TMJ with your detist. If your bite is off this can lead to cranial stress and sore scalp muscles, which can also cause this condition. Some Dr...