serinde: (MY CURSE IZ PASTEDE ON YAY!)
serinde ([personal profile] serinde) wrote2007-03-25 10:34 am

o/~ Good morning, good MOR-ning o/~

Steve woke up this morning with the same dizziness, headspins, and resulting nausea that mysteriously oppressed him ten years ago. On that occasion, he went to a whole raft of doctors and a whole raft of tests, none of which figured out what his damage was; it spontaneously vanished a few weeks later. Fortunately, with today's advanced intarwubs, I have been able to give him the comforting news that it's almost certainly BPPV, which means that he's not got brain cancer or anything terrifying, and the doctors can fix it.

While engaged in this research, Beth called with her head gone asplodey, though for psycho-emotional reasons. Need to make a bit of time for decompression with her today.

On the bright side, I feel as if I'm fighting off whatever lurgy [livejournal.com profile] sweh was coming down with last night. (I hope he has too! Because we have Plans.)

[identity profile] syringavulgaris.livejournal.com 2007-03-26 03:41 am (UTC)(link)
1) Yeah, I mean, even the first time I was figuring inner-ear, but I had no idea what or how they test for any of that.

2) More or less. Still J-processing; also some interesting stuff at Mudthaw. Not bad, I should clarify, just knocked her a bit off-balance. ... I AM KING CRYPTIC.

[identity profile] briony530.livejournal.com 2007-03-26 12:53 pm (UTC)(link)
1. I think the inner ear diagnosis is a process of elimination (unless of course there are obvious signs of infection). "Can't find anything wrong, must be inner ear".

2. Understand cryptic. Just expected "yes", "no", or "call her".