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I'm sure this topic has been broached before, but I'd like to dig it up for some new perspective. Is there a prevalent side for these things? I've heard of righties, and lefties, and also of this thing changing sides on people. . .but are the majority of us suffering CH on one side moreso than the other?

If so, why? Is it dependant on the routing of the trigemenal nerve? The biological finction of that half of the brain? Hemispheric dominance, maybe?

Most of my work is done by the right side of my brain, and that's where my CH lives. I'm wondering if there's any pattern? Do you know your dominant hemisphere, and if so, does it match your CH side?

This link has an overly-simplified brain hemishpere quiz. . .it's not the most scientific thing in the world, but it's a decent predictor in 2 minutes or less. Would people mind chiming in with their dominant brain hemisphere and their CH side? I'm curious.

http://www.web-us.com/brain/braindominance.htm

Posted

I had a hard time with this because I kept wanting third answers because the main 2 didn't work for me.

That's probably why I get hit on both sides.

It says I'm left brained, which is the main side I do get hit on.

Mystina

Posted

Interesting, I responded to all 18 questions as a left brain dominant. My CH's, since they started in 1990, have only ever been on the left side

Posted

Interesting results already. . .

Mystina, if you don't mind me asking. . .what percentage of the questions were left vs right? Mine is an obvious 3-15 on this. Are you closer to a 10-8? If you are the type that wants a third choice, it may be because your brain hemispheres are close to equal partners. And you get clusters on both sides. Hmmmmmmmm. . .

Posted

Interesting indeed!

I responded right brained to 9 questions, and left brained to nine questions.  According to the Hemispheric Dominance test, I use my left brain the most.

I was diagnosed in 2000 as primary chronic (chronic from day 1).  My CH has always been on the left side with no switches.

bobb

Posted

11 right side 7 left side

always right side CH,

i have had some wicked left sided headaches but they didnt act like CH

AO

Posted
Interesting results already. . .

Mystina, if you don't mind me asking. . .what percentage of the questions were left vs right? Mine is an obvious 3-15 on this. Are you closer to a 10-8? If you are the type that wants a third choice, it may be because your brain hemispheres are close to equal partners. And you get clusters on both sides. Hmmmmmmmm. . .

I completely missed the part where it said how many questions on each side of the brain so I re-took it today. I think my answers were the same.

It says I'm completely left brained. I think I might take the test again when my pressure isn't up, because I also realized, I think differently during those times.

Posted

Hmmmm. . .well, at least this seems to disprove my theory, at least partially. There doesn't seem to be any concrete link between CH side and dominant hemisphere in the brain. Which seems like a simple thing, but I find it helpful. . .this kinda points to the notion that the malfunction that causes CH doesn't have a direct link to cognitive function, and that it probably is isolated to the HPA axis.

So, that being said. . .why in the hell do some of us get hit on the right, and some on the left? What determines that?

Posted

Never thought about this.  I just answered the questions as fast as I read them and didn't think about them.  I answered 18 as left brained.  My CH is exclusively on the left side.

Bud

Posted

18 left brain

Strictly right side CH

Same exact thing as Hipshot.  8-)

(several of the questions did seem like toss ups that I could've answered either way though)

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