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are you extremely sensitive to smell, texture, motion, or light? If so what is your physical reaction to any of that stimuli?

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Old 02-10-2008   #1 (permalink)
MidwestGal is offline
Those with Meniere's or other Vestibular/Inner ear problems (m)

are you extremely sensitive to smell, texture, motion, or light? If so what is your physical reaction to any of that stimuli?
 
Old 02-10-2008   #2 (permalink)
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I don't know if I have "Meniere's" but I have a sensitivity to rapid motion and a strong sense of smell. I couldn't watch BLAIR WITH PROJECT because of the shakey camera, and MAN OF THE YEAR had a prolonged quick cut hand held camera sequence that induced nausea. My inner ears were damaged by a forceps used to pull my little head out of my Mother's birth canal. I guess I tend to use my vision to replace the inner ear damage to my balance organ.

Won't go see CLOVERFIELD either.
 
Old 02-10-2008   #3 (permalink)
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I'm sensitive to motion. It generally just produces vertigo. If the vertigo is severe enough or lasts long enough, then I'll lose my appetite, and at worst, get a small feeling of nausea.
 
Old 02-10-2008   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by thatgal View Post
Those with Meniere's or other Vestibular/Inner ear problems are you extremely sensitive to smell, texture, motion, or light? If so what is your physical reaction to any of that stimuli?

Yes, I have the vestibular disorder known as Meniere's I am no more sensitive to smells than I was before this diagnosis. Certain motions or movements have a negative affect on me and produce nausea and vertigo. I have always been picky about the texture of my clothing and food since I was a little kid. Turns out that has nothing to do with my Meniere's. I have a Sensory Integration Disorder.
 

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