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		<title>Repeaters</title>
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				<description><![CDATA[I am prone to Migraines. These days they are mostly hormonally driven, which is good because it means I can track them and prepare, and that they herald other, um, changes headed my way. However, in the last two days I have had three really bad Migraines complete with visual disturbances. Yesterday afternoon was the [&#8230;]]]></description>
					<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am prone to Migraines. These days they are mostly hormonally driven, which is good because it means I can track them and prepare, and that they herald other, um, changes headed my way.</p>
<p>However, in the last two days I have had three really bad Migraines complete with visual disturbances. Yesterday afternoon was the first, and I felt I dodged a bullet by taking Advil Migraine as soon as the first little &quot;squiggly line&quot; appeared (I only take Immetrex when I&#8217;m in a place where I can lie down and sleep because it tends to knock me on my butt) and that seemed to keep the pain to a dull roar. This morning I woke up with only minor discomfort in my head.</p>
<p>However, this afternoon, at nearly the same time as yesterday, those horrid squiggly lines reappeared. They are awful because they obstruct my vision and make it impossible to read or write anything. They used to start on the outside of my vision and move inward and around, effectively giving me tunnel vision. These days they often start at the center of my field of vision, kind of like the annoying dots you see after a camera flash goes off in your face, and just keep building outward. I can see, but I can&#8217;t really make out any details.</p>
<p>At any rate, when those buggers came back today at nearly the same time as yesterday, I started getting a little concerned. It is unusual for me to have two in a row. I took the Advil Migraine again, but the pain today has been much worse than yesterday. I canceled my strength training session, went home and crashed on the couch &#8212; keeping it dark and quiet &#8212; and the pain eased up.</p>
<p>However, just about an hour ago those blasted squiggly lines started up again. And now I&#8217;m in tremendous pain, even though Immetrex is now coursing through my system.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t get it. The last time this happened was four years ago, and it became quickly apparent that my daily dose of delicious Gouda cheese was the culprit. Within a day of cutting out the Gouda, the Migraines ceased. But I haven&#8217;t had a daily dose of cheese in a long time, and I can find no similar pattern in my recent diet to cause Migraine-repeaters.</p>
<p>Anyone out there got any ideas what the heck is going on with me?</p>
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