Lubbock Residents Suffering From Mystery Illness

Who understands what the West Texas wind blows in?

In Austin, Texas they haveCedar Fever It’s a yearly health problem that leaves a great deal of individuals with tiredness, sniffles, headache, and any variety of other conditions. But do you understand what the craziest part of Cedar Fever is? It’s not from the cedar trees, it’s in fact from the pollen of the juniper trees.

Here in Lubbock, we have our own seasonal diseases. It starts when the West Texas wind blows in, leaving a number of us with a headache. It’s an odd sort of headache too. For circumstances, I feel no discomfort at this specific minute, however if I cough or clear my throat (things you normally do after a dust storm) I get a spike of discomfort that precisely follows that lightning bolt on a San Diego Charges football helmet.

I’m not one to grumble, a minimum of excessive, however the issue with these bangers is that they tend to hold on for weeks at a time with little relief. I think it’s great that the majority of the time you can’t feel anything going on, however it does get a bit tedious.

I have actually spoken with numerous individuals who state the precise very same thing takes place to them after some (however not all) wind occasions. Some wish to call it a “sinus headache” however it appears to track a bit additional back than that for me.

I can’t state if it’s specific pollens like they suffer in Austin, or if it’s simply a huge blast of dust that’s triggering the pain. For all I understand, dust devils are genuine devils and they’re flying through my nose into my brain.

This all results in the concern if lots of people are experiencing it, why have not we offered it a name? For today I’m simply calling it a “WestTexas Brainbuster” or that I’m experiencing “dust distress”.

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