She is, thanks. The CT showed an infection in her deep sinuses. She received antibiotics and a referral to an ENT.

Update: my mom just called. The Dr immediately ordered a CT scan. Thankfully there's nothing wrong in her brain but it did show what they assume is an infection deep in her sinuses. She got a Rx for antibiotics and a referral to an ENT.

Thunderclap headaches (severe headaches lasting for ~60 seconds) can be symptom of bleeding in or around the brain and should be considered a medical emergency.
www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-con...

Previous failures include Bacopa monnieri (known as brahmi in Ayurvedic medicine) and guanfacine. The only thing I haven't reacted to is magnesium l-threonate but I haven't seen much improvement with it, yet, either.

The latest trial supplement was Zynamite (mango extract). I started Life Extension's Brain Fog Relief supplement with Zynamite and peppermint oil on Monday and it seemed to be helping until I woke up at 5:30am with my eyes burning and watering.

Now that we've found a drug family/mechanism of action that helps my brain fog, I'm hopeful we'll be able to find a drug (or supplement) that I can tolerate.

This! Whenever someone says, "when hell freezes over," to me I always reference Dante.

It was certainly worth trying since both the research and personal experiences from friends with long COVID and/or chronic fatiguing diseases are promising.

Perfect! I forgot to see if I had your email address. 🫤

It was a stark contrast to my PCP and made me determined to find a new doctor. It's annoying that, in a town with a medical school, there aren't enough doctors accepting new patients to fill the demand.

The fruit has to be bletted (ripened until very soft) to be edible. They have 5-6 seeds the size of small cherry pits. They have a similar taste and texture to applesauce. We haven't tried cooking with them, yet, but it is possible.