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Message For Jmd3- Weird Head Feelings- Can't Send Private Message For Some Reason


srthomas21

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srthomas21 Explorer

Hi

If anyone can tell me why I can't send private messages that would be great. In the meantime if anyone knows jmd3 could you pass this message to her?

I read her post about the weird head feelings, feeling like there is pressure in your head and weird stiff neck symptoms as well as hearing a weird clicking cracking noise in my head. I have all of these symptoms she described in her post a couple years ago.

Dr. thinks I have celiac (waiting for biopsy) but this weird head feeling is driving me insane and I'm wonder what she did to fix the problem. I haven't gone on gluten free diet yet because I haven't been diagnosed....

My mom has Celiac so pretty good chance I have it as well. I also have Ulcerative Colitis and head my colon removed about ten years ago....yaaaay another potential disease :(

Any help from jmd3 or anyone else with weird head and neck issues would be greatly appreciated.


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srthomas21 Explorer

Could someone explain how to send private messages? I try to send and it gives me an error that says I'm not allowed to use the messanger service? How do I activate that?

psawyer Proficient

Due to a lot of recent problems with spammers, use of the personal messenger feature is restricted. New members have to have a minimum number of posts before they can use the pm feature.

Can you not simply post a reply to her in the topic where she posted about this. Although the topic is old, she is still an active board member, last seen a week ago.

srthomas21 Explorer

Thanks for the info, the old post was archived so I couldn't reply to it. I could post to one of her newer messages though. I will try that.

Thanks again

psawyer Proficient

Here is a link to the open thread by jmd3 about head feelings:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.ph...c=32971&hl=

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