mikemeas

this is to real lol

MCAS having all the same triggers as HPPD and some suspect it being linked. Maybe find success in it?

Likely will be a histamine reaction or mcas. At least thats it for me. Try low histamine diet (maybe also avoid non food triggers if histamine really is your problem). Check the sighi list. For sure ask a doctor.

Been struggeling a lot lately with it. I guess stress from HPPD, bad consumption (sugar, unhealthy) in the past have lead me to now terrible symptoms and gut pain. Gonna check by a doc the next few days. LG

Also there are people who have "HPPD" like symptoms normally "I'm 17 I have visual snow, probably my whole life I thought it was normal until I noticed that everyone thought I was crazy for saying I saw weird dots on my vision, mine is worse with anxiety! God bless everyone and hope we find a cure for this"

The good thing is, humans normally dont take long to get used to things. I am like 4-5 years in and I dont even look at it like that no more. I am so used to it, I dont even remember how it was before. I rarely think about it. Back in the days, when I wanted my normal vision back for at least some seconds, I used to watch this video, and it helped for 30 seconds or so

How old you is?

What you think? I passed the vision test, do you guys drive?

Hey, anyone of you guys also got problems with diabetes or neuropathy whilst having hppd. I wasnt aware of it, till I recently payed more attention to my eating habits and the effects it has on me. Since high blood sugar can damage nervs, also in the brain, I could imagine it being a negativ indicator for getting HPPD. This is just theory. br hindy

@Hall89 maybe you like to participate in some surveys, you can find them here in the forum, since I think it is very important people get to know about this. Especially with the upcoming legalization of cannabis in many countries. In germany we are also planning that, people dont seem to believe the obvios risks and already official politicans are talking nonsense, cannabis as a healing or something (there is no advanced studies on that, only on chronic pain, which doesnt leave out the side effects of course). I think with HPPD a lot of people seem to hide, I think you should accept yourself having HPPD and go on, that also means, giving others advice on the negative effects of drugs. Maybe some users get prevented from developing HPPD if they know beforehand that that could happen.

Yes. * I dont know. But I can only speak for myself and it can have different reasons for sure. I do not think HPPD supports not having the side effects, lets say it like that xd but I am a pretty sensitive person anyways.

I think with HPPD the percentage for getting side effects goes up by a lot.

But insomnia also comes from a different illness maybe? Maybe you have food allergies or consume stuff that has a bad impact on your body. Maybe you do not eat that well, do not move enough. Avoiding sugar could be helpful. Avoiding cigarettes and caffeine, also found in dark chocolate. Consuming stuff with bad impact can also be porn or other internet stuff. Being in front of a computer all day really has a negative impact. Staying active will help life quality to stay up.

Most likely you needed a change in life. Sadly the drug propaganda is so far now, that you were convinced you could find it in drugs. That is life, it is tough.

A lot of these problems can be solved. Insomnia and pain could be psychosomatic symptoms. Most likely I think people who develop HPPD have mental problems before that. So please do not project every problem you have on the visual disturbances and perception changes coming from HPPD. It worsens it by a lot, I do not want to deny you that. How much cannabis did you consume, you re 33 years old right? So that is a pretty high age, good that you state that here. Are you sure, that chronic pain and insomnia were the only things you had before HPPD? You do not have to state that here. But it is very important to be honest with oneself. I can imagine living in that circumstances now is pretty frustrating, but I can assure you, in 1-2 years, life will look different. You will get used to your perception. But you can not force it to be better, you can not force it to go away. Since lamotrigine is making suicidal thoughts in a lot of cases and you are having some, I would strongly suggest you to cut that.