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    I just read up about this, and I swear I have some mild version. I have every symptom except fainting, which I feel like is going to happen sometimes, but never does.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…

    Plus, doctors have never found anything wrong with me. I have to admit, I have been drinking a lot more fluid over the past few months and things have been better.

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    • Especially that "sensation of difficulty breathing or swallowing". I just tell myself I'm imagining it, and it passes.Jaline
    • I also had tremors severely for months, and still have it often, but it was diagnosed as Costochondritis. Bet it's wrong.Jaline
    • I think I'm revealing too much here, hahhaJaline
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    • hahahah.
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    • Actually that sounds somewhat troubling and/or very strange if you had any of those symptoms.
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    • I know, but the mild version is not that bad at all. My parents don't believe me, so maybe I should talk to my doctor :/Jaline
    • It's been going on since Sept., and it could've been caused by something else, so I'm just going to wait it out.Jaline
    • For a while longer. If it gets worse or anything I will check it out. Right now I can handle it.Jaline
    • Sorry, I don't tell myself "I am imagining it". More like I just know it will pass and I wait it out.Jaline
    • hope all goes ok.canuck
    • thanks :)Jaline
    • God speedcreative-
    • thanks. it's not as severe as most people have it, and I'm not sure I have it. But it sounds exactly like it.Jaline
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