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arthritis, lop sided body
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Horners Syndrome where the pupil of my left eye does not dilate.
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I have been recently refered to a Rheumatologist because I test positive for Anti ds
DNA. I have also been suffering from total body pain and illness. I get Pyelonephritis
with kidney stone along with SEPSIS if an infection is involved. I suffered from
endometriosis for years and was diagnosed with secondhand infertility until 2 years ago
when I got pregnant with my 2nd child. Also, I am hypersensitive to medications. I will
get an allergic reaction to almost anything.
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I have a cyst on one of my kidneys, 8 mm I had one on my up eyelash this one I
operated and I have a small one on my right knee............ I also have cyst on my ovary
I have problems with my stomach and the intestines. I have weight problems and I have
negs on my skin. I have problems with learning. I can concentrate I understand but I
don't assimilate the information .......... and sometimes I just can't remember the action
with a few moments before.
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asthma
allergies
hypertension
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fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome
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BRAIN!!!
loss of motor neurones on right side
spastic paralysis on left side of body
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Bipolar disorder, I began with depression following my reconstructive surgery.
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Back pains, I developed a mild case of Scoliosis from the muscle atrophy in my back.
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Duane's Syndrome, one eye cannot look left. May or may not be related to Rombergs.
Possible Raynaud's Syndrome also. Mother has this too.
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During 2nd pregnancy, back, hip, knee and ankle problems that got so severe I was
unable to walk and had to use a wheelchair for 1 month before and 1 month after
childbirth. Since childbirth, my mobility has gradually been returning to normal. These
problems were never formally diagnosed but could have been rheumatoid issues or
SPD. Unclear whether related to PRS on not - I did not experience them during my 1st
pregnancy, only during the 2nd one.
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acid reflux, asthma, migraines, seizures, arthritis, loose joints,
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Learning challenges, particularly with vocabulary and expressive language. Vision
difficulty, as her left eye is deeper and lower than her right eye. This causes double
vision, and probably also contributes to the migraine headaches. She is not a
'reader', and all of the above contribute to this. Her family is more into reading, so
this is an unusual trait.
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No sure which of her problems are related.
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Progressive hearing loss, inflammation of cochlear nerve and depression are being
treated.
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asthma, sinus problems, slight hearing lose, eye movement problems, seizures,
migraines, behavorial, arthritis
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