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  1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

    Is it normal for the side of your temple to just pulse for a while.

    Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:26:41 UTC from web
    1. William William

      @flamingpandaomg Depends on what you were doing before. Also depends on what you mean by pulse as in hurting or not.

      Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:28:26 UTC from web
      1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

        @awlpony It's not hurting or anything. I can just feel it pumping

        Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:29:00 UTC from web
        1. William William

          @flamingpandaomg It might be a jaw muscle related thing. I'm not sure. Try to massage it, perhaps? If you can that is.

          Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:30:36 UTC from web
        2. Ellis Ellis

          @flamingpandaomg Sounds like fasciculations. I get them in my arms and legs sometimes. One of the causes is stress... but I can't remember much else about them. Look it up if you like.

          Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:35:03 UTC from web
          1. William William

            @ecmc Oh yes! I get these too at stressful times/situations. Thanks for the advices!

            Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:36:19 UTC from web
          2. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

            @ecmc It does happen semi-often with one leg or the other where it's got a weird twitching kind of feeling. I just assumed it was either because I have high blood pressure half the time or because I don't eat a lot of potassium.

            Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:36:19 UTC from web
            1. Ellis Ellis

              @flamingpandaomg Yeah, more than likely it's also caused by your body/blood lacking something or other, because I rarely suffer from stress. I found out from my blood test recently that I lack vitamin D, but I dunno if that's anything to do with it.

              Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:42:47 UTC from web
              1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

                @ecmc I'm stressed out 99% of the time, so it's probably due to that. Especially for the last year almost, 10 days and it'll be the one year mark of me being unemployed.

                Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:44:40 UTC from web
                1. Ellis Ellis

                  @flamingpandaomg Sorry to hear that... you're still young at least so as long as you stay optmistic you should be fine! (then again I can't say I have any idea how difficult that is in your position)

                  Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:54:17 UTC from web
                  1. Ross (FlamingPandaOMG) Ross (FlamingPandaOMG)

                    @ecmc Meh. I'm optimistic I suppose, I just end up getting stressed because I have all these responsibilities, none of which I can fulfill when I have no job and I worry any time I'm not distracted.

                    Saturday, 21-Sep-13 01:55:27 UTC from web