Do you either study earthquakes, or suffer from headaches/dizziness? I need your help! | |
Joshua Flynn (OP) User ID: 1230165 United Kingdom 01/14/2011 09:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People who study/monitor earthquakes Quoting: Joshua Flynn 1230165Pick one region (defined by the people with headaches above) In your post; Write what region you've picked (so others don't have to monitor it) Monitor that region for between 1-8 days. If an earthquake occurs in or near that region, report it, and if nothing happens, report nothing happened. To clarify this part; You post one post noting the region you are going to monitor. Then later post another denoting the results. |
Monet User ID: 1275900 United States 02/24/2011 10:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I live in Illinois, USA. I did not sleep well the night that Aurora, Illinois got struck at 6 am with a minor earthquake a few weeks after the Haiti earthquake last year. For this earthquake in New Zealand on Monday, Feb 21, 2011 - I was very dizzy the night before on Sunday. My space and depth perception was off, like dropping spoons on the counter, rather than into bowls. I'm stil slightly dizzy now, but much better than Sunday Feb 20, 2011. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1211743 United States 02/24/2011 10:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I never had this until the Chile quake. Now I notice unexplained dizzy feeling, as if on a boat almost, at random times. Like a ride where you are momentarily weightless, or like being on a raft floating. Later, I find there was a significant quake somewhere. I can't figure how this works when I am in California??? |
Dizziness in Ca User ID: 893812 United States 03/17/2011 01:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1246298 Canada 03/17/2011 02:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HERE Thread: Anyone else feeling Weird? dizziness headaches ear ringing? HYPOXIA effect, due to low lvl Oxygen change Earth to a Death Zone.. side effect of earth oxygen deplation increasing. we are experience those symptom due to low rate of oxygen on your brain. Aka. hipoxia |
becster User ID: 1360604 Australia 04/28/2011 08:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hi, yes I experience dizziness whenever there is an earthquake, up to 10 days before. I have lived on both west and east coasts of Australia while experiencing this. It seems to precede an event from the equator south into the pacific, out to Japan and south east asia and as far as South America. The first being about 10 years ago. Funny enough I am a migraine sufferer but both dont occur together, havent diarised this. A simple system I am using is to text message my husband when it happens and then we both have a record. The last one was today, lots of small little ones which is odd. Now if only I could pinpoint where it was to happen... |
[email protected] User ID: 1517319 United States 08/23/2011 04:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Felt like I was in a vibrating chair, a little light headed, I get motion sickness in moving vehicles and it started out that way. I from Pennsylvania quake in VA. and it's @4:39pm now. @4pmheadach, nauseous, off balance, eyes hurt like motion sickness, son looked up if headache could be from earthquake from 2:00pm earthquake and found it seems to be a real thing, not just me. Feeling better, seems to be dissipating, not a thing I want to experience again. Neck tense, breathing better, not feeling as nauseous but head is really hurting towards the front and around eyes. Going to take an aspirin now and see if it helps. Also get bad sinus headaches with weather change but thats different from motion sick feeling. |
jennlee User ID: 1517690 United States 08/23/2011 09:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The people in the room next to me at work did not even know we had an earthquake. This is puzzling to me. At 44 years old this is my first earthquake and now I know I am sensitive to them. I hope this helps. |
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~Una~ User ID: 1511620 New Zealand 08/23/2011 09:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I need your help testing a theory. Quoting: Joshua Flynn 1230165 I have been studying the headache reports I was given in google earth. In an alternate thread, I speculated that the likely cause was alternobaric vertigo, however, what was causing the pressure was undefined (I had assumed weather). However, after studying earthquake reports and the headache locations, there appears to be a matching pattern between headaches and earthquakes. But this is just a theory, and I need your help testing it. The data (headache locators) I have are out of date and can't be used to test this theory. So I need your help, this is how it works: People with headaches/dizziness [This is only if you have current headaches/dizziness] In your post; Note the symptoms you have - as in-depth as possible. The region you are currently located in (please define county to make this more accurate) People who study/monitor earthquakes Pick one region (defined by the people with headaches above) In your post; Write what region you've picked (so others don't have to monitor it) Monitor that region for between 1-8 days. If an earthquake occurs in or near that region, report it, and if nothing happens, report nothing happened. Aim: In short, I've noticed those with headaches with the dizziness/vertigo symptoms have earthquakes occur in the region, typically 2-4 days later (though it could be longer). The aim of this is to see if it is true. And to see what key symptom is the defining factor, if any. The USGS earthquake monitoring system is very difficult and slow to check such a wide area single handedly and accurately, and many hands make light work. Thank you for any posts and effort put in! Op Here is a thread I started some years back for earth sensitive people.. perhaps it may help in some way? Good luck. Thread: Thread for those with earth sensitive symptoms (a list of symptoms on pg 2) (Page 8) |
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EXIT User ID: 1511668 United States 08/23/2011 09:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yesterday, had an intractable headache, sinus. Was rid of it during the night as I took medication specifically to address the sinus along with Advil. |
lucky312 User ID: 1517750 United States 08/23/2011 10:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I live in Altoona , Pa . Today we felt the Va earthquake. I have never been in an earthquake before. I felt extremely dizzy, lightheaded and nauseated.Its 8 hours later and I still have a headache and some minor diziness. |
my el hierro User ID: 2182779 Spain 09/27/2011 08:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People who study/monitor earthquakes Quoting: Joshua Flynn 1230165Pick one region (defined by the people with headaches above) In your post; Write what region you've picked (so others don't have to monitor it) Monitor that region for between 1-8 days. If an earthquake occurs in or near that region, report it, and if nothing happens, report nothing happened. To clarify this part; You post one post noting the region you are going to monitor. Then later post another denoting the results. I looked up earthquake and headache to see if there were any connection. I have had very few headaches in my entire life. So when I had a severe headache thursday and the headache continued, though in a smaller scale, meanwhile the earthquakes has been intensifying here just below us in Frontera, El Hierro, Canary islands. Greetings. Muriel |
Tasha User ID: 4765870 United States 11/06/2011 11:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In Jan. 2010 I started having migraines for long periods of time. Through lots of testing and medication we still have not been able to find what works for me. My migraines do occasionally change in nature but this last week has been unusually bad. A weather front came through about Thursday and I had blamed my problems Tue. & Wed. on that but then Friday was extremely bad... An earthquake happened Saturday morning (4.6) and another Saturday night (5.6) and the epicenter is about 20 miles from my house. I checked with my Aunt that lives nearby and her and her son also had a lot of problems this week, more than usual. I definitely believe there is a connection. |
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Opal User ID: 8061779 United States 01/01/2012 10:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have been very Dizzy with nausea since yesterday morning. It has the strong feeling of motion sickness, thru the eyes and the top of the head above the forhead. We had a 4.0 earthquake about an hour away from me yesterday in Youngstown, Ohio. I live in Columbiana County in a small city called Lisbon. I hope this can help you. |
Nikki Gloom User ID: 18216704 United States 06/19/2012 07:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i suffer very serious allergies and very serious vertigo 12-24 hours before a 5.0 earthquake anywhere in the world. even gone to the ER for it. 3-6 hours later i am fine. Haiti, China. Japan. Turkey, Chile.i have had test after test and there is nothing wrong but im sensitive and i have allergies. migrains. vomiting, flashes of light, high b p already, and pain in the neck. i think im crazy but my doctor said. im a sensitive. but i hate it. |
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Joshua Flynn User ID: 18311727 United Kingdom 06/20/2012 08:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am going to quickly inform you that headaches do indeed preclude earthquakes (they also preclude storms and occur during solar flares/activity): [link to www.springerlink.com] The headaches are caused by positive ions, which increase serotonin in the brain, that causes the blood vessels to expand. You all have a serious problem if this is true: Thread: How many of you had dizziness and headaches... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 45254095 New Zealand 08/16/2013 09:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have both migraines and vertigo but during the 2 years of continuous earthquakes in Chch, I didn't suffer from either I had some serious vertigo issues again over the summer here but we had no earthquakes with it I had some serious migraines in March and no EQs no correlations for me |