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Topic	Do you suffer from Brainfog or something similar?
LeetCheet 08/18/17 7:22:13 AM #19:	Sahuagin posted... I've had something like that a couple times. my only guesses are maybe that it's caffeine withdrawal, or maybe a non-obvious side effect of bad sleeping patterns (or both at the same time). another possibility though I think probably isn't it, is something like a painless migraine. I've had two occurrences of hour-long "lightning shows" on my retina, with a very faint dull ache in my head. I assume these are painless migraines. I have no reason to think they're connected to the brain fog thing, but who knows. I haven't felt truly refreshed when I wake up in years. Like that feeling you have after sleeping for many hours without interruption. Oh man, I wish I could experience that feeling again... I do sleep around 6 - 8 hours per night like I've always done(except I do tend to wake up sometimes nowadays though). Perhaps it is some bad sleeping patterns that I'm unaware of. Headaches is extremely common for me. More or less once per week and sometimes less than that. As of late though I've gotten smaller headaches more frequently(multiple times per week). The smaller headaches seems to appear more often when I'm using the phone or 3DS. I suspect it could be because of the smaller screens because I don't have any issues with TVs and PCs. ha21nagamas posted... I have a similar symptomp like you but i never checked it to the doctor. I suffer from lack of concentration and feeling so slow. In this day and age, I think this is way more common than one might think. HellHole_ posted... sounds like narcolepsy. it's not that you just random fall asleep, it's more that you're always tired. That thought has occurred to me as well. I could maybe have a lesser form of it and not fullblown Narcolepsy. I did take the swine flu vaccine and one of its side effects were Narcolepsy. I still regret taking it because it was so unbelievably exaggerated by the media and it wasn't even that dangerous to begin with. And besides I'm not sure if the flu even managed to reach where I live. --- https://i.imgur.com/eQrRxik.jpg <cite>LeetCheet posted [p:884994608] in Do you suf... [t:75679977]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sahuagin posted...</cite> <quote>I've had something like that a couple times. my only guesses are maybe that it's caffeine withdrawal, or maybe a non-obvious side effect of bad sleeping patterns (or both at the same time). another possibility though I think probably isn't it, is something like a painless migraine. I've had two occurrences of hour-long "lightning shows" on my retina, with a very faint dull ache in my head. I assume these are painless migraines. I have no reason to think they're connected to the brain fog thing, but who knows.</quote> I haven't felt truly refreshed when I wake up in years. Like that feeling you have after sleeping for many hours without interruption. Oh man, I wish I could experience that feeling again... I do sleep around 6 - 8 hours per night like I've always done(except I do tend to wake up sometimes nowadays though). Perhaps it is some bad sleeping patterns that I'm unaware of. Headaches is extremely common for me. More or less once per week and sometimes less than that. As of late though I've gotten smaller headaches more frequently(multiple times per week). The smaller headaches seems to appear more often when I'm using the phone or 3DS. I suspect it could be because of the smaller screens because I don't have any issues with TVs and PCs. <cite>ha21nagamas posted...</cite> <quote>I have a similar symptomp like you but i never checked it to the doctor. I suffer from lack of concentration and feeling so slow.</quote> In this day and age, I think this is way more common than one might think. <cite>HellHole_ posted...</cite> <quote>sounds like narcolepsy. it's not that you just random fall asleep, it's more that you're always tired.</quote> That thought has occurred to me as well. I could maybe have a lesser form of it and not fullblown Narcolepsy. I did take the swine flu vaccine and one of its side effects were Narcolepsy. I still regret taking it because it was so unbelievably exaggerated by the media and it wasn't even that dangerous to begin with. And besides I'm not sure if the flu even managed to reach where I live. --- https://i.imgur.com/eQrRxik.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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