Is it bad that I can feel my pulse in my eyes?

Robert Michael

12 years ago

Uh.. I dunno if its bad, but its probably not good either.. lol

WebMD it.

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Charlotte Jay

12 years ago

It means your blood pressure is too high from all that sodium! Drink water and lots of it!

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seasoned

12 years ago

There are a few possible reasons. The symptoms could be from, momentary and not worrisome, to DISASTROUS! Go to an opthamalogist, and get checked for glacoma, and high blood pressure. Those are probably the two worst possible causes. And ask the opthamologist.

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Kurt

12 years ago

Originally Posted by KEKilpatrick

For lunch I had a hot saltloaf sandwich on white salt with a scoop of homemade mashed salt all smothered in rich brown salt...

Did you chase it down with a margarita with a salted rim?

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KEKilpatrick 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

Did you chase it down with a margarita with a salted rim?

No, Pepsi but I like the way you think!
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SteveJohnson

12 years ago

I don't know, but it seems to me you're lucky to feel your pulse at all...

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Brandon Tanner

12 years ago

Originally Posted by KEKilpatrick

For lunch I had a hot saltloaf sandwich on white salt with a scoop of homemade mashed salt all smothered in rich brown salt...

These wouldn't happen to be bath salts, would they?

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KEKilpatrick 12 years ago

Naw, that stuff tastes like crap, nothing at all like salt, almost as bad as that Kentucky Jelly, tried some of that on crackers once, awful, slippery as hell but tasted like toxic waste.
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Dan Riffle 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Brandon Tanner

These wouldn't happen to be bath salts, would they?

He wouldn't be eating saltloaf. He'd be eating someone's face.
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- laurabrentley 12 years ago
  
  Hi Kekil, I'm new here. I think you have a muscle spasm in your eye. You can searh wiki about blepharospasm. It may be because you are tired or because you have a magnesium deficiency. Don't worry too much, try to rest and hopefully it goes away on its own.
  
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taskemann

12 years ago

It's completely normal and not dangerous at all. I doubt it's your pulse, but something that's called fasciculations. Fasciculations are small, local muscle contractions and everyone has it times to times.

I use to have it around my eyes too, in my legs and sometimes in my arms. It feels like the pulse, but it's not the pulse which causes fasciculations. It's usually the nerves which causes it.

You can read more about it here: Fasciculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Dr. Jimmy

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GforceSage

12 years ago

I love the fact that people are taking this so seriously.

Don't forget the salt water taffy for dessert.

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seasoned

12 years ago

Originally Posted by GforceSage

I love the fact that people are taking this so seriously.

Don't forget the salt water taffy for dessert.

OK, I don't recall if the original post were more legitimate, but feeling the pulse in your eyes isn't something where you should say "AW, DON'T WORRY!"! If it is glacoma, you can lose peripheral vision ad eventually GO BLIND! If it is high blood pressure, the same sort of thing is just one possible symptom. Of course, a temporary thing, or just being too sensitive, etc... IS nothing. So YEAH, I was serious. Sorry...

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Kurt

12 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

OK, I don't recall if the original post were more legitimate, but feeling the pulse in your eyes isn't something where you should say "AW, DON'T WORRY!"! If it is glacoma, you can lose peripheral vision ad eventually GO BLIND! If it is high blood pressure, the same sort of thing is just one possible symptom. Of course, a temporary thing, or just being too sensitive, etc... IS nothing. So YEAH, I was serious. Sorry...

Steve

seasoned,

Scroll up and read the OP again. Scrolling is a cool little trick you can do in your browser. I highly recommend it, especially when you can't "recall" what was posted. :rolleyes:

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seasoned

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

seasoned,

Scroll up and read the OP again. Scrolling is a cool little trick you can do in your browser. I highly recommend it, especially when you can't "recall" what was posted. :rolleyes:

Yeah, tenses are useful TOO! I was if it WAS!

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Kurt

12 years ago

Originally Posted by seasoned

Yeah, tenses are useful TOO! I was if it WAS!

Steve

Try to focus seasoned...You're fading in and out again. The OP was joking about salt, not giving a grammar lesson. And it was you that couldn't "recall" what the OP was about. I was merely trying to help you refresh your memory.

There are a few possible reasons. The symptoms could be from, momentary and not worrisome, to DISASTROUS! Go to an opthamalogist, and get checked for glacoma, and high blood pressure. Those are probably the two worst possible causes. And ask the opthamologist.

Steve

That "whooosh" you heard was yet another joke flying over your head.

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Robert Michael

12 years ago

wait, so this whole thing was a joke about salt?

I dont get it

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KEKilpatrick

12 years ago

Originally Posted by KEKilpatrick

For lunch I had a hot saltloaf sandwich on white salt with a scoop of homemade mashed salt all smothered in rich brown salt...

Originally Posted by Kurt

Did you chase it down with a margarita with a salted rim?

Originally Posted by KEKilpatrick

No, Pepsi but I like the way you think!

Originally Posted by Brandon Tanner

These wouldn't happen to be bath salts, would they?

Originally Posted by KEKilpatrick

Naw, that stuff tastes like crap, nothing at all like salt, almost as bad as that Kentucky Jelly, tried some of that on crackers once, awful, slippery as hell but tasted like toxic waste.

Originally Posted by Whos That Guru

wait, so this whole thing was a joke about salt?

I dont get it

Don't feel bad Whos That, most people don't get me :p

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Dan Riffle

12 years ago

I've gotta say, the unintentional comedy in this thread is absolutely fantastic.

KEKilpatrick, you should go to Saltlick, KY for your next family vacation. I hear they have all the sodium you can snort.

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KEKilpatrick

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

I've gotta say, the unintentional comedy in this thread is absolutely fantastic.

KEKilpatrick, you should go to Saltlick, KY for your next family vacation. I hear they have all the sodium you can snort.

Well, my wife's family has a reunion in Cynthiana Ohio every year so it might be worth the drive to get a monster salt fix... afraid that might panic some of the participants to this thread though

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Kurt

12 years ago

He should also check out the Great Salt Flats by Salt Lake City and celebrate with a Salty Dog and take a soak in some epsom salts.

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