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I never understood what people exactly mean with "poisened". My PEM and general symptoms are very much a mix of feeling like I am just about getting the flu and a migraine with some orthostatic problems randomly mixed in. Maybe I just don't experience it?

...after COVID-19 to other RTIs and across cohorts of varying COVID-19 severity. Characteristics of individuals with new diagnoses of FND and migraine following COVID-19 were compared. RESULTS The incidence of FND was higher in COVID-19 patients with records of hospitalisation (OR 2.165; 95% CI...

...more openly than it is. I have done my best to talk about it here... hope it is of interest... https://www.s4me.info/threads/post-covid-migraine-in-a-six-day-cycle.33482/post-640914 here...

Ah, okay, I see. I feel that way after a certain amount of alcohol. I’m not sure I would call this a general sensitivity to drugs, though; this seems like a pretty specific sensitivity to two substances. It’s interesting to hear of it with antihistamines because usually people only talk about...

Results That's a lot of biomarkers that were different between the ME/CFS and HC groups. That's surprising and interesting in itself. I feel that we might have seen data on plasma features in the UK Biobank before? There's the answer to the confounders. Some adjustments were made. I'm...

...day - some sort of PEM overlap. But it can fluctuate more significantly from other causes too. I recently started Atogepant for chronic migraine and that lowered the threshold massively, thankfully only temporarily. Similarly, sometimes in the days after infection or vaccination it improves...

I just felt twice as deplorable on those two substances where I could tolerate them normally before I had me/CFS. I go really pale on them which is really weird. One popular antihistamine/sedative injection for a migraine caused an anaphylactic reaction which is probably a seperate thing.

...to 20.9 million) DALYs. The most prevalent conditions were tension-type headache (121.9 million; 95% UI, 109.4 million to 135.1 million), migraine (57.7 million; 95% UI, 50.1 million to 66.1 million), and diabetic neuropathy (17.1 million; 95% UI, 14.4 million to 19.9 million). Conditions...

...are common sense and are an important part of making things sustainable ie that their employee isn't 'trying it on' and will still need anti-migraine lighting in 6months time, and in fact with it being delayed that is likely to get worse (as the desensitisation is BS). I worry when some...

...activity which resembles diabetes 2. See ref in my previous post i.e. insulin resistance etc. https://www.s4me.info/threads/post-covid-migraine-in-a-six-day-cycle.33482/post-650471 Where covid spike is blocking ACEII receptors or whole virus infection is stripping them from the cell surface...

I also had a look at studies on transdermal absorption when I was initially looking into this and IIRC there were quite a lot of contradictory ones but in the end I landed on it sounding as though there was reasonable absorption particularly if the concentration of Mg in the water is high, and...

...uptake tend to come from organisations with an interest in promoting a transdermal magnesium product. Myth or Reality—Transdermal Magnesium? 2017 Maybe a warm foot bath helps with blood circulation, or even just extra rest and muscle relaxation, and those things might impact on a migraine?

Maybe the point is that doctors wouldn't understand that by the term 'neuropsychiatric'. And we're talking about the gap between what patients and doctors understand things to mean, for which drivel perpetuated via the internet is in no small way responsible.

...efforts to classify ME/CFS as X. Sure, but when you google the term, you often get lots of lists with anxiety, depression, addiction, migraine headaches, seizures, eating disorders, uncontrolled anger and so on. Not PD, HD, AD etc. At least in my experience, those are spoken about as...

...(excluding FM), specifically chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pelvic pain, temporomandibular joint disorder, and migraine/tension headache, according to the criteria of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) [23], (e) having had the corresponding...

30min podcast on ME/CFS and Long COVID on SWR: https://www.swr.de/swrkultur/wissen/die-teure-epidemie-wie-long-covid-und-me-cfs-die-gesellschaft-belasten-das-wissen-2025-11-11-102.html Full transcript in German: link

...adverse events: Side effect% of stellate ganglion block participants% of placebo participants transient voice hoarseness9/31 (29.03%)0/16 (0.00%) nasal congestion6/31 (19.35%)0/16 (0.00%) headache or migraine5/31 (16.13%)1/16 (6.25%) lightheadedness or dizziness5/31 (16.13%)1/16...

...Time of diagnosis/time of symptom onset may also be very difficult to assess properly. I’ve thought I developed ME after I outgrew my migraines as a child, but with covid causing migraines - was my migraines actually post viral and then it for some reason changed into ME? My migraine triggers...

...present in everyone. Even in some of those who really struggle, it can be largely limited to burning muscles after trivial activity and/or migraine episodes. That kind of picture isn't really 'unexplained' pain like fibromyalgia. Even my coat-hanger pain's down to postural issues and low...