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Title: New survey Post by Georgia on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:19pm OK...I know these may sound silly, but trust me...there is a purpose: For those CH'ers who answered yes, that your ring finger is longer than your index finger, please answer the following: 1) Was your biological mother pregnant BEFORE she was pregnant with you? If yes: 2) How many times? 3) Were any of those pregnancies full term? 3a) If yes, how many? 3b) Were any of them boys? 4) What is your gender? 5) Do any of your siblings have CH? 5a) If yes, are they male/female older, younger? 6) Chronic or Episodic? My answers: 1) Yes 2) 2 3) Yes, 2, 1 4) Female 5) No 6) Chronic Thanks again!! If you want to know why I asking this...go here: http://www.msnusers.com/clusterheadacheinfo/welcome.msnw then go to the section on CH and hormones Thanks everybody!! |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by daveengland on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:35pm interesting theory my ring finger is much longer,1st born male.can anyone tell me what the chances are that my son might develop this in later life?that link seem to suggest it was something to do with the mother |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Mark C on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:44pm Once. No. Male. No. ;D |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by catlind on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:48pm 1. Yes 2. once 3. Yes 3 a)One 3 b)Yes my older brother and only sibling 4. Female 5. No 6. Episodic |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by oringkid on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:51pm 1)Yes 2)Once 3)No a) n/a b) n/a 4)Female 5)No a)n/a 6)Episodic Sherry (one interesting thing... my mother had one miscarriage before me and one after... then my brother was born... he has a genetic defect that causes shortened tendons... my mother's grandfather had the same thing...my daughter was born with CP...we think...) Sherry |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Georgia on Jul 12th, 2003, 6:54pm That is just MY theory. These theories are just my attempt to find some sort of link bewteen us all. There is evidence that suggests that 7% of CH is hereditary. From the fmedical info page here: Hereditary factors are significant in migraine and might be expected to be important in the cluster headache syndrome because of their mechanistic and pharmacologic similarities. However, it is uncommon to find other examples of cluster headache in the family history. Among Kudrow's (1980) 495 patients, 18 reported the presence of the syndrome in a parent. Migraine occurs no more frequently among the cluster headache population than among random population than among random populations (Andersson, 1985). When migraine predates the commencement of cluster attacks, migraine usually ceases when the cluster attacks begin (Bickerstaff, 1959); thus, although these disorders are biologically distinct, their mechanisms are probably connected. |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Big_Dan on Jul 12th, 2003, 10:01pm 1. yes 2. once 3. yes, once 4. No, female 5. No 6. Episodic. ... btw, I was a 10lb. 9oz. moose-baby... HA!... ;D -Big Dan |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Charlie on Jul 12th, 2003, 11:36pm 1. No 4. Male 6. Episodic Nothing else applies Charlie |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Roxy on Jul 12th, 2003, 11:51pm 1. No 4. Female 5. Brother is adopted 6. Chronic :) |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by MarkHW on Jul 13th, 2003, 8:33am 1. No .... 4. Male 5. No - only child 6. Chronic |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Live4Fun on Jul 13th, 2003, 7:58pm 1.) Yes 2.) 3 3.) Yes 3a.) All 3 3b.) Nope 4.) Male 5.) Nope 6.) Episodic Bryan |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Ann on Jul 13th, 2003, 8:12pm Hey Georgia, #1- yes #2- once #3- yes #3a) 1 #3b) none #4- female #5- nope #6- episodic I have a twin sister and she gets neither migraines nor clusterheadaches. However, we both have prolapsus of the mitral valve...just a little heart condition. Hope this helps hugs Ann |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by JDH on Jul 13th, 2003, 10:17pm 1. yes 2. 1 3. Yes, 1, No 4. Male 5. No 6. Episodic Jim |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Dpactech on Jul 14th, 2003, 8:00am Survey Answers 1. Yes 2. Twice 3. Yes 3a. 2 3b. No 4. Male 5. No 6. ? If question 6 is about my siblings then N/A. If question 6 is about me then Episodic. |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by maggie_may on Jul 14th, 2003, 8:28am 1. i'm an only child ;D 4. female 6. episodic maggie |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by ozzman on Jul 14th, 2003, 8:34am 1) Yes 2) One 3) No 4) Male 5) No (but my younger brother has migraines as does my mom) (Just like Kudrow noticed...) 6) Episodic Ozzy |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by BobG on Jul 14th, 2003, 8:49am 1. Yes 2. 1 3. Yes 3a. 1 3b. Yes 4. Male 5. No 6. Episodic |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by BruceD on Jul 14th, 2003, 9:19am Georgia, you are one tenacious lady! ;D 1. Yes 2. Once 3. No - miscarriage 4. Male 5. No 6. Episodic Later BruceD |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Marc on Jul 14th, 2003, 10:52am 1) Yes 2) Once 3) Yes a) 1 b) No 4) Male 5) Yes a) Younger brother 6) Chronic Marc |
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Title: Re: New survey Post by Gofishgriff on Jul 14th, 2003, 11:56am 1.) Yes 2.) 3 3.) Yes 3a.) All 3 3b.) Yes, 2 were 4.) Male 5.) Nope 6.) Episodic |
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