Interested from Africa

**O'nus** · 05-14-2004 05:51 AM

Originally posted by {Kay7}
No no its is a good thing. .. it is a sensation that goes all around the brain and sometimes into my body. .. like i said audio/visual things trigger it alot as to my sleeping well its about 7/8 hours on average maybe less, when it is less i might have an 1hours nap in the afternoon. i just heard some where i might be linked to a schoziofrenic (spelling) disorder or something.

why did you ask about the quick reflexes and need for glass's ? does this include increased memory storeage/recall ? im just a bit weary of the doctor side of things had an ECG once and been that whole route... i normally get sick for at least 2 months of winter and generally have had poor health but in the least 2 years i havent been sick and my lifestyle hasnt changed...

I ask about the quick reflexes and glasses to try and understand where in the brain there might be a abnormal gap or space, etc. It could be linked to schizophrenia if you had a space and abnormal synaptic firing within the frontal cortex (where the majority of personality is), however, you describe it as abnormal activity throughout the reticular activation system and the somatosensory cortex with residual effect on the occupital lobe.

What does this mean? Well, nothing really, unless it means you have a tumour or some other neurological defect, disease, etc. Abnormal electroence phalographs would not help much in determining what the actual problem is, so I could not give an exact diagnosis or anything; just hypothesise.

As long as it does not hurt, I would not really worry about it. However, it may become painful later in life, in which case you would most likely have to take anti-psychotics (as pain management pills such as acetacacylic acid, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, etc. do not help neurologically).

I would suggest having yourself checked out; blood tests suck, and scans can be agitating (especially positron emission tomography (PET) and it's injection) so you can see if there is a neurological problem.

Hope I've helped a little..

**{Kay7}** · 05-16-2004 07:51 PM

Would i of noticed a brain tumor by now ? also what part of the brain makes 'connections' to audio/visual eg: if i see someone getting shot i would feel a sense of 'pain' or seeing a couple together i might call that 'love'... also what part decides wether something is wrong or right ? are any of these lobes linked ? sorry to pick your brain. and also i have some pretty werid ideas about the world and think up these theories and write down all i can about it including diagrams... would a radical and non-mainstream thought process be linked to schizophrenia ? or what would appear to an outsider as purely ilogical whilst i see it as being perfectly logical ?

**O'nus** · 05-16-2004 08:52 PM

Originally posted by {Kay7}
Would i of noticed a brain tumor by now ? also what part of the brain makes 'connections' to audio/visual eg: if i see someone getting shot i would feel a sense of 'pain' or seeing a couple together i might call that 'love'... also what part decides wether something is wrong or right ? are any of these lobes linked ? sorry to pick your brain. and also i have some pretty werid ideas about the world and think up these theories and write down all i can about it including diagrams... would a radical and non-mainstream thought process be linked to schizophrenia ? or what would appear to an outsider as purely ilogical whilst i see it as being perfectly logical ?

The part of the brain responsible for audio/visual receptions would be the parietal and occupital lobes, majorly. Although, every sense and perception is utilised by nearly every part of the brain. The interpretation and meaning of the brain interpretated by the frontal lobe (which gives empathy), the thalamus is responsible for recieving every piece of information, etc.

What decides what is right or wrong? There is no scientific proof over what part of your brain decides such a thing.. just theories..

As for being "abnormal" - we all have our abnormalities.

You make diagrams? You're not alone: Faulty Schematic
Mirror

We all have our philosophic sides. Don't make the mistake of thinking you are the only philosophicly inclined...

You would have noticed the tumour by now and any pain, however, I still might suggest going to get checked out, although it does not sound very dramatic (at least, not right now).

Hope I've been enlightening.

**{Kay7}** · 05-16-2004 10:31 PM

Well thanks for your time it is greatly appreicated. I have ADD-H phyoactivety the type that are prone to being recluvise... none the less i have taken ritalin for quite sometime and after leaving it i found addictive tendencies left behind... it is a S7 i believe ? and i have been on a anti-psychotic rispnol or something to that effect... this couldnt be a cause ? any way thanks for the help you have been very insightful indeed (:

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