That might fix the dizzy part.

Here's to hoping. I've felt like shit most of my life for one reason or another. I started working out recently to get rid of the aches and pains that I have, but problems like the above still remain.

I hope you get the means to go to the doctor soon.

I'm taking for granted you're not the whiny complaining hypchondriac type. This being said, this sounds like it could be ... something. I'd suggest it could be worth an ER visit, which would be provided courtesy of your local 911 service.

See if Kit's advice (eat something) works first, then consider the drastic measures. You really should see someone about this. :( "F" managed care. >:

I am, which is why I usually chalk this shit up to nerves.

Still, I haven't had a legitimate medical check up in... over a decade at this point, I believe. I've just gotten looked at parts pertinent to whatever illness I've had at the time.

Well, there is no hard and fast reason for doing research except to broaden the depth and scope of knowledge. You never know where the next breakthrough will come from. Case in point:

http://www.scientificcomputing.com/n...ds-100109.aspx

Who would have thought that a mathematical model based loosely on chaos theory would have applications in treating traditionally "untreatable" wounds. I know several diabetics who would directly benefit from this research, yet 10 years ago, people with less foresight might have called such research "a wasteful expenditure of our resources".

Just sayin'.

Just in time for Halloween, some timely advice, based on sound combinatorics, of course:

http://www.scientificcomputing.com/n...lp-100509.aspx

I love "ScientificComputing". :love

I'm going to work for NASA one day, y'all wait and see :picklehat

Sweeping floors? Running the ticket line at the museum in Houston? Personally I want to sell the $5 bottled water at the food court.

Keeping secrets?

Shooting motherfuckers into the sun >:

You should get a job in the film storage department so you can erase important moments of history. :lol

hahahaha

THE FLAG WAS WAVING BUT THERE'S NO WIND ON THE MOON :eek

UH OH YOU BETTER CALL GEGGY

:lol

I taste blood.

dildo

I consider you a spammer.

Yeah your one fancy bot.

comicracist would you please either change your avatar or your signature so it doesn't have your website url in it, your blatant advertising is making me nauseous

This caught me by surprise.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/10/09...ion/index.html

Ted Williams may have died too soon. :\

Nifty. :hypno

I woke up this morning with an inability to hear out of my right ear. It felt full of fluid, but it didn't hurt i.e. no infection. So I hit it with Chlorpromizole (I think) which is a generic ear-wax-softening compound. After squirting it about 4-5 times with warm water (and a commensurate amount of pain) the largest chunk of ear wax appeared as if by magic. Seriously, I don't know how I ever got it out without forceps, the sucker was huge. My only regret is not getting a photo so I could post it here, and up the gross-out factor. :(

On the bright side, I can hear again. :)

Here's a good one for the science and health thread.

I just made boiling water for tea, filled a mug, plopped the teabag in and promptly ran into a doorframe, which caused the mug's contents to slosh all over my chest.

The pain was enough to make me scream, although apparently I had to be told to drop the mug.

I am fucking tired of running in to the hospital all the time, so I am getting by with an ice pack.

It's huge and red and awesome.