Vertigo

Having read the sticky on online diagnosis, and aware of the inadequacies of this sort of thing, I'm curious to see if the nature of an episode of vertigo this morning rings any bells. I am a relatively fit 20 year old male with no (known) health problems. After a night of moderately heavy drinking ...

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... long time to heal. We have lumps, nodules, which often have to be removed, but, no investigative studies are done on the removed nodules. We have Vertigo, ear, eye problems and swellings in ankles, knees and hips. Often our muscles give out on us. There is more, and more can be found at these ...

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... oxysporum grows in wood. Most likely was sprayed in CA. around 70's. Aids connected to it? don't know. If break down symptoms of Morgellons: Vertigo: microtesla Ringing in ears: microtesla shocks from car: microtesla Black fiber: biosensor or gene altering polymer nanostar, nano rice, nano ...

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... feels like the fibers are wrapping around the nerves and destroying them, and it is extremely painful. We have chronic fatigue too. Brain fog etc. Vertigo. Some of us have had Bells Palsy, which could also be Lyme Disease related. Hope this gives you some info on our plight. London, great article ...

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... as time wore on that I was being struck continually by what felt like a miniature sand storm. I became very ill in the middle of June, developed vertigo so bad I could do nothing but lay flat on my back. I then noticed I was becoming numb, it started at my left middle toe, ran up my left leg, ...

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