Etta Shaheen says she was bed ridden for two years. She's been diagnosed her with chronic vestibular migraines - which causes Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) and Alice in Wonderland ...

Alice in Wonderland syndrome is a neurological condition that causes perceptual disturbances. This can include sight, touch, and time. Another name for Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS) is Todd’s ...

It would always happen late at night. I would be lying in bed and gently winding down into sleep. My eyes would begin to feel peculiar, as though they were being squeezed. Suddenly, I would notice ...

It is very likely that the four names used to describe similar feelings— Tachysensia, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, Todd’s Syndrome, and Rushes —are simply titles for remarkably similar symptomatic ...

Alice in Wonderland syndrome causes temporary changes in how things look and feel because of sensory changes in the brain. It often happens to kids during illnesses like the flu, but it isn't harmful ...

Although the rare Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS) is a neurologic condition, most often associated with migraine and epileptic seizures among others, emerging research suggests it may also be ...

at least five episodes of vestibular symptoms lasting between 5 minutes and 72 hours current or previous history of migraine, with or without aura at least 50% of the vestibular episodes must be ...

When a child spikes a high fever, parents brace for the usual suspects: chills, body aches, maybe a barking cough. They do not expect their kid to suddenly insist that their own hands are shrinking or ...

After collecting detailed accounts of tachysensia episodes from readers of my November 13, 2020 post, “The Tachysensia Population Is Larger Than We Thought,” I was able to link every one of them to ...

Alice In Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) is a rare neurological condition characterised by transient distortions in visual perception, body image, and the sense of time. Individuals affected by AIWS may ...