Why does the brain have weird lines on them???
337189
the lines are crevases between the rolled up tissue of the brain which also helps with the transmitting of information across the brain.
221670
Could be a neurological disease or disorder. It sounds to be me like you better be seeing a doctor\n\nGood luck to yo
712542
Not everyone is able to think in the abstract! Studies of left and right brain dominance\nshow some understand concepts, (left). Some people understand better when we "draw" a picture for them, (right)!
376487
That's called an allergy.  You know, like seasonal allergies or being allergic to shellfish.  The body just gets confused sometimes.
697466
It doesn't sound like the type of thing I would ignore, but I wouldn't jump to extreme conclusions like a brain tumor or something.\n\nActually, it sounds more like poor circulation, and that CAN be VERY serious in the brain - i.e. strokes.  It is definitely something to head to the doctor about.  This can cause very serious problems.  If nothing else, you may have tendinitis in your feet and some inserts or physical therapy could help.  That part sounds especially odd.
905178
Could be something neurological--Go see a doctor, asap!  Best of luck!
1013150
not me, but I know someone who has that same thing and she has found no relief either.  I'm guessing there's some kinda facial nerve damage going on there.  Don't know what to do about that.  I suppose you've already been to neurologists, neurosurgeons, & pain specialists (?) if you've seen that many doctors already.  I wish I knew more.  sorry I wasn't any help.   but I sympathize greatly.
716546
Sounds similar to schizophrenia or some type of psychotic disorder. However if this is a new behavior that just started out of the blue it could be some sort of medical condition or reaction to a medication. Either way encourage some follow up with a doctor.
125458
Well I think they appear as lines; fat, multicolored, curved lines.  But they aren't really "there" where we see them.  That is, other people, say a mile away from you, will see the rainbow shifted from where you see it, and that's because the rainbow's apparent direction is relative to the sun's rays that are near you.  But is this the answer to your question?  Are you asking why they're not thin? straight?  Give us something, Bea.
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I thought everyone saw those thingies!!  Are they unusual cause I've seen them all my life? It's like, you see them out of the corner of your eye but when you try to focus on them, they move away.\n\nSeriously, I thought it was normal!  I have 20/20 vision, BTW.
550679
hey...its pretty abnormal....have the doctors check it boy...
1113559
Handwriting is not controlled by just one part of the brain. It involves many parts. Language, muscle movement, imagination, creative activity etc
17037
You should see a doctor.  This could be narcolepsy or another significant neurological problem.
605671
some people have said this but now its known that a sudden smell is a sensory perception problem due to a brain tumor..... also the "weird feelings" and fear feelings etc are associated with a brain tumor as well.......also a sudden bad taste in the mouth is from a brain tumor........when you look up brain tumor symptoms it will say, strange smells that no one else seems to be able to smell...........also know that many brain tumors are benign!!!!
788065
it could be a case of a simple anatomic asymmetry. however, it may also be a case of cranial nerve pathology. it may involve your facial nerve which is mainly responsible for your muscles for facial expression. also, it may involve your trigeminal nerve which supplies sensation to the anterior part of the head and skin of the face and some muscles for mastication. \ni suggest you see your doctor soon so that you can be evaluated and advised regarding your problem.
369344
See a doctor please, it's probably harmless but it could be a sign of an electrolyte imbalance or neurological disorder.  It could also just be stress or muscle tension,  get lots of sleep and eat a balanced diet.
255438
I think action potentials is what you mean. but neurons in your body do not use different coding mechanisms to the ones in your brain