Mystery Diagnosis AOSD and Headaches.

[Guest guest]

Here's the link for Mystery Diagnosis at Discovery Health:

http://health.discovery.com/fansites/mystery-diagnosis/mystery-diagnosis.html

Just click on " episode guide " for a schedule.

The episode on AOSD is called Frenetic Genetics.

Kirk, this week they're going to run an episode called " the headache

that wouldn't go away " that you should see. In this show, a woman has

a hole in her heart, called a patent foramen ovale (or, more

commonly, PFO)that causes her headaches. There are quite a few studies

in the works right now exploring the link between PFO and migraines.

/Maine

[Guest guest]

Hell Bob you should feel blessed! Alieve or not even before I was sick I

couldn't dance. If I was a bit older I would think Zappa wrote the

song " Dancin' Fool " about me!

2008/6/7 Bob Himes :

> By the way Folks:

> Those idiots from ALEVE LIE!!! I took two

> Aleve and I still can't dance?

>

>

>

> " WE WILL WIN "

> Love Ya'll!

> Mom & Dad

> Carole & Bob

> " Never Fight Fair "

> Panama City, FL 32404

> Please visit the International Stills Disease Foundation Inc. Web Site at

> www.stillsdisease.org . Please make Tax Deductible Donations to the all

> volunteer, International Stills Disease Foundation Inc., 1123 S. Kimbrel

> Ave. Panama City, FL 32404. Thanks!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kirk, I'm glad to know your ticker is fine but sorry it wasn't an

answer for your headaches!

K in Maine

>

> I saw that one as I was hoping/praying that maybe I'd find an

> answer....but no such luck....My ticker is still going strong with no

> issues. To be honest that was one of the first things that they

checked on

> me as they thought it might be a blood-flow problem of sorts.

> Thanks though, Kirk.

>

> 2008/5/27 :

>

> >

> > Here's the link for Mystery Diagnosis at Discovery Health:

> >

> >

http://health.discovery.com/fansites/mystery-diagnosis/mystery-diagnosis.html

> > Just click on " episode guide " for a schedule.

> > The episode on AOSD is called Frenetic Genetics.

> >

> > Kirk, this week they're going to run an episode called " the headache

> > that wouldn't go away " that you should see. In this show, a woman has

> > a hole in her heart, called a patent foramen ovale (or, more

> > commonly, PFO)that causes her headaches. There are quite a few studies

> > in the works right now exploring the link between PFO and migraines.

> >

> > /Maine

> >

>