Okay so let me attempt to explain to you exactly how I feel.
Note that this often goes in cycles. My current condition started two days ago. I stayed up relatively late, more so than usual (I'm a night owl) and I woke up about five hours later. This is a very short amount of time for me to sleep. I normally obtain at least eight hours. Anyways, needless to say; I felt very tired, but more notibly so is that my eyes feel like they could fall out. Well, that's exagerating, it's nothing that serious; but I can't seem to concentrate like this.
There's a pressure behind my eyes itself, and they feel and look quite tired. I've been sleepy quite a bit, but when I go to bed at say 10:00 pm, I ALWAYS wake up about four to five hours later. I never sleep anymore if I go to bed early. I don't get it!
Oh, I also get headaches to, but it's not strong unless I move a lot and the blood pumps fast.
I'd appreaciate any home remedies anyone knows about. Thanks.
Also, this is a tad bit irrevelant to the above post, but my mood tends to fluxuate a lot. One day I will feel like the happiest person on earth, and the next I'll be so down and out, without much energy, to really feel any motivation to do anything at all but stare at a wall. It's a little mad to say the least.
sounds like high blood pressure, see a doctor, stop eating anything with salt.
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2007 May 14
sounds like high blood pressure, see a doctor, stop eating anything with salt.
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2007 May 14
Could be blood pressure. Could be glaucoma. I'd see your optomistrist or personal physician.
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2007 May 14
I was wondering if you wore glasses? If you do it may mean you need to get stronger lenses.It could be anything from allergies to a brain tumor. You really need to see a Dr. and get to the root of the problem before it's too late. No natural remedies that I know of except maybe some natural eye drops.
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2007 May 14
That could be a lot of different things. It could be eye strain, sinus pressure/sinus headache, migraine, glaucoma. You may need glasses if you don't have them already. If you do you may need stronger lenses like someone said. Definitely see a doctor. In the meantime I would say to take some ibuprofen or tylenol to get some relief.
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