my partner is experincing bizzar sensations on the face  is there medication to treat this sort of thing?
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Did he get injured somewhere on his face or head in the past 6 months?\nDoes he have any other kind of nervous system disfunction or disease?\nHow does he respond to cold weather?\nIs he taking meds which might give him this wierd side effect? Perhaps.\nIt sounds like you're just going to have to wait it out and see what is causing it and perhaps alter some things and see if he keeps getting it.\nIt may also be some kind of muscle tension from stress, caffiene, etc.
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ask him if dramamine helps his motion sickness. if not, you should respect his problem and do something else.
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Wow, I'm sorry to hear this.  Anything I might say is a guess.  It does sound like an infection of some sort.  Maybe it's viral though, which antibiotics won't help.  Some of your symptoms sound like an ear infection.  The low sex drive could be just because you dont' feel good, plus the antidepressants could be causing that too.  The sweaty palms, definitely sounds like you sugar levels, which you said they were fine, but it is only sometimes sweaty, so it could by hypoglycemia.  The tiredness could be from the antidepressant too.  There is something missing here.\nDid he just take a standard test for sugar?  Maybe a test for hypoglycemia.  Hope things get better for you...
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I take paxil for anxiety and panic attacks. It has saved me and my marriage. I did all the compulsive things that your wife is doing. Obsessive / Compulsive disorder is another illness which many times goes hand in hand with depression and/or anxiety.\n\nTo answer your questions, Our relationship has improved drastically. I am back to myself and feel so much more relaxed and free to do things that I was afraid to do before. As for the sex life...I think the docs will tell you that this is a side effect that differs for everyone. I wondered about this myself and worried that it was going to affect me negatively. But it hasn't. It has actually improved. For me,I think because my anxiety is under control. If it is that great of a concern though,also seek professional help such as a psychiatrist. Seriously,they can help with mind over matter issues such as this. \nGood luck and I hope your wife is feeling better soon. Don't expect anything overnight. It gradually will improve in the upcoming 3-6 weeks.
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I don't know of any exercises to treat it.  When I have it I can't even think about moving, much less exercise.  I use Antivert (meclizine) to fight it.  It's the same as Dramamine or Bonine (OTC)
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so you are probabcly asking for treatment advice to remove excessive facial hair. First I would recommend for her to see a doctor and ensure there is no medical reason behind this unusual facial hair pattern, then a brief discussion with a dermatologist could save her lots of over the counter product trials, good luck
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I can understand where you are coming from. I've had a similar experience. It seems that you are under a lot of stress. That maybe why your anxiety level is so high. Drinking doesn't solve anything it only delays the ultimate result. You still have the problem. It would be nice if you could find a therapist or someone close to talk things out with. Since you are on meds home remedies, such as milk and sugar may not be a good idea. Because they could have a negative affect on your meds.  I am sorry to hear that you lost your man. That can be painful. It could have lead to some of the problems you are having. I would suggest you find someone to talk this all through with. Call your doc and tell him or her the symptoms. Especially the dizzy part and the pain. If your doc does not understand find one that does. You don't have to accept bad behavior from your doctor, office visits are not free. Keep writing here we won't give up on you.
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KEEPING YOUR BLOOD GLUCOSE UNDER CONTROL... IN MY RELATIONSHIP NATURAL APHRODISIAC ARE EFFECTIVE..  IT PERMITS AN NATURAL AROUSAL AND NOT GET DEPENDENT ON MEDICATIONS...  GOOD LUCK
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Try a different medication.
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Goosebumps are known scientifically as pyeloerection. Perhaps your husband suffers from pyeloerectile dysfunction... There's a pill for that you know.
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see a doctor.  Mine prescribed Relpax which works great for me when I have a migraine.  I just started taking Trazadone before bed to get rid of migraines before they even show up!  It's working,also.
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I would type in the drug BEXTRA on the net there are a ton of sites stating that it can cause problems.There are lawsuits for that medication.I hope this helps you.
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I would direct that question to a dermatologist. What is prescribed for one person might not be appropriate for another,
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My husband suffers from the same thing. We now give him a homeopathic remedy that we purchased from the drug store. It has quinine in it. It really works for him. You place 2 tablets under your tongue before you go to bed. He has had real good luck with it. I hope you can find some where you live. Good luck.
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ugggh- i had them last year.  He can take advil- that will help, but mine were so awful that they gave me vicodin.    I also had this stuff that my mother in law gave me (she's a physical theraptist)- it's called biofreeze.  that stuff was great for the pain and the itching.
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See a doctor.\n\nThere are some drugs that can help.
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Try Eucerin Plus. It works incredibly well!