#NDPH

[boycritter]

if i had a nickel for every chronic pain condition i developed as a tween due to an extremely stressful life event that also causes fatigue and cognitive issues, is hard to treat and likely impossible to cure, has little research into it, doctors and scientists wildly disagree over how the condition works or even if it exists at all, is a diagnosis of exclusion, and was blamed on anxiety/depression for years, id have two nickels. and it fucking sucks that it happened twice.

[abby118]

X I'm gonna cry it has a NAME now??? Sad 6yo bday to my headache then (in 12 days).

[be-the-inspiration]

"Routine"

[invisiblewarrioradvocate]

Well, I have finally overcome a huge fear. I published my book.

It's Okay: behind the scenes of chronic pain, invisible illness, and daily life. If you or someone you love struggle coping with daily life. Come check out my book.

You can find it on Amazon and as an epub

[alexei-home-fromthewar-at-last]

I’m just a (demi) girl chugging Gatorade and caffeinated beverages, hoping it’ll solve my physical health problems.

[orion-29s-blog]

Another con for me, ya feel like ya just ran a mile once you're out and your head pain is worse than usual.

showering:

pros: you get to feel clean. you get non greasy hair, non oily feeling skin, it just in general makes you feel better, more energised, refreshed.

cons: there are so many steps. oh my god are there so many steps. before getting into the shower there are steps. during the shower there are steps. and once youve gotten out of the shower? guess what!!! more fucking steps!!!!!!!! UGHHHH

[nyheadache]

New Daily Persistent Headache is very treatable

New daily persistent headache (NDPH) is condition that is defined solely by the fact that the headache begins suddenly one day and does not go away. There are no scientific studies to suggest possible underlying mechanisms or treatments. Some patients develop it after a viral infection while others, after a period of stress and many with no apparent trigger. In my latest book, I mentioned how a…

[boycritter]

how badly will i have to beg and plead and grovel at the feet of the students with disabilities services at whatever college i go to in order to not have a roommate

[be-the-inspiration]

Maybe they'll finally find something wrong that can be fixed...

[invisiblewarrioradvocate]

This is how I feel today... Find a way to fight and remind yourself even when you feel like you are getting to that breaking point, you are a fighter and will be stronger. 

[cptsdragon]

[albatross-albatross]

Almighty God Kabir can forgive the sins of His worshipper. He even forgives/destroys the most heinous sins.

- Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj

[orion-29s-blog]

Sadly Sebek would, but that's cause his yelling would cause me actual physical pain (or technically worsen it). So I'd turn into a snappy bitch to him before crying (maybe passing out) after that makes him yell louder. Joys of having a rare headache disorder

Which Twst Boy's do you think would probably make you cry? Cuz I was thinking about and ...yeah a few of the boys can be pretty mean and I don't handle being threatened or yelled at very well, especially by men.

[pankaj-sharma-1]

Complete God KavirDev (Supreme God Kabir Sahib Ji), even prior to the knowledge of the Vedas, was present in Satlok, and has also Himself appeared in all the four yugas to impart His real knowledge.

[ndphmate]

Five years

Five years

Five years

Five years

Five years

Ive been sick for five years. I’m almost 20. That means I’ve spent 1/4th of my life in pain 24/7.

April 15th, 2015. A moment that I remember vividly. I was in my last class of the day, history in my 8th grade year. I was 14. I had soccer practice that afternoon. My teacher was going over the study guide for our test. When I suddenly had an intense headache hit me out of nowhere.

I went to soccer practice, it was just a headache, right? It’d go away once I got home and took some ibuprofen. Right?

The next morning when I woke up, it was still there.

And the next

And the next

And the next

For five years I have been robbed of sleep, of fitness, of parties, of dances, of romance, of friendships, of being a stupid teenager.

This is my first anniversary with my stimulator. I thought it’d be easier. It’s not. My head is still aching and it is still wearing me down. My chest is heavy and my eyes feel like they’re being pulled from the sockets. My ears ache and my throat throbs with nausea.

Five years.

Five years and I’m still counting.

I’m still here.

God knows there were times that I planned to not be.

Five years and I’m still not used to it.

Five years and I am incredibly weary.

Five years and forever to come.

[nyheadache]

New Daily Persistent Headache may respond to TMS

Researchers at a hospital in Northern India reported good results in treating New Daily Persistent Headache (NDPH) with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). NDPH is a type of headache that begins suddenly and persists daily without specific features, distinct MRI presentation, or blood test abnormalities. It can present similarly to chronic migraines or chronic tension-type…