August,
1) Working too long in front of the computer.
Dehydration?
That normally happens if I forget to bring a can of flavored water
in, before I do my ham radio traffic nets. As Net Control, I do quite
a bit of talking, and can dry out fast.
2) Taking too many pain medications (the strongest I take is a 400 mg Ibuprofen, and I don't do that every day).
Not a good long-term solution. You'll probably end up with a
prescription for anti-liver failure.
The main pain meds I have are Tylenol Caplets, and 400 mg Ibuprofen.
And, I don't take them every day...maybe once a week, and only as needed.
3) A combination of a severe concussion and 2 lightning strikes over
the years.
Oh yeah! I forgot about those. Wouldn't doubt that it would mess up
your physiology just a wee bit.
However, I carry no electrical charge, and can be handled safely. <BG>
But, they did do an EMG and nerve conductivity test, to be sure there
wasn't multiple sclerosis or something like that.
Daryl
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