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abnormal amounts of electrical activity causing abnormal blood flow in the parts of the brain that process visual perception and texture.[3(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
the chance of developing migrainescould leadto Alice in Wonderland syndrome
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/ associated with : - Migraines ( the symptoms of AIWS may be part of the " aura " that precedes a migraine(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
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Acid Flashback | Drugs - Forum By Phungushead , Jul 9(passive) Caused byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
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causes including epilepsy , drug intoxication , migraines , psychiatric diseases and infections(passive) is triggered byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
some seizurescauseAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
interruptions of the signals between the brain and eyes resulting in distorted perception(passive) is caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
A rare form of migrainecausesAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
abnormal amounts of electrical activity that results abnormal blood flow in the parts of the brain that process visual perception and texture(passive) is caused bythe Alice - in - Wonderland Syndrome
Symptoms of the Alice in Wonderland SyndromeCan ... leadAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
different factors , which interfere with the way in which the brain communicates with the eyes(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
an abnormal amount of electricity running through the body , which causes a change in the blood flow within the brain(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
abnormal amounts of electrical activity causing abnormal blood flow in the parts of the brain that processes visual perception and(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
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many factorscan causeAlice in Wonderland syndrome
factors that affect the way in which the neurological mechanism in the body is initiated(passive) is caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
the use of psychoactive drugs(passive) is triggered byThe Alice - in - Wonderland Syndrome
the Epstein - Barr virus or drugs(passive) can be caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
a lack of sleepcan ... causethe Alice in Wonderland syndrome
the diseaseleadsto the Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
abnormal amounts of electrical activity in the body(passive) can be triggered byThe Alice in Wonderland syndrome
coxsackievirus B1(passive) caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
most commonly(passive) is ... causedAlice in Wonderland syndrome
first(passive) was ... discoveredAlice in Wonderland Syndrome
changes in brain signalsmay resultin Alice in Wonderland syndrome
stimulationcan resultin the Alice in Wonderland syndrome
the 2009 pandemic H1N1 influenza A virus(passive) caused byAlice in Wonderland syndrome
Unless you ’re really tryingto causeAlice in Wonderland syndrome … 4
an aura , hemi - cranial headache and visual derangementcan leadto Alice in Wonderland syndrome
any treatmentsspecifically designedfor Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
complimentary colors and well - known silhouettes and patterns ... such a waymay causeus an Alice in Wonderland syndrome
other causes for a patient ’s symptoms ... that are thoughtto leadto Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
These can even occur simultaneouslycreatingthe effect known as Alice in Wonderland syndrome
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome Viral infection like the Epstein - Barr virus causing infectious mononucleosismay ... causean individual to have Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
temporal lobe epilepsycan ... leadto Alice in Wonderland syndrome
objects to look too big , too small , too close or too far awaycauseobjects to look too big , too small , too close or too far away
temporary distortions in perceptioncausestemporary distortions in perception
her to feel as though her body is growingcausesher to feel as though her body is growing
a distorted sense of perceptioncausesa distorted sense of perception
an altered perception and distortion of other sensory modalitiescan causean altered perception and distortion of other sensory modalities
you to believe your body partscausesyou to believe your body parts
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bizarre sensory experiences for its suffererscausesbizarre sensory experiences for its sufferers
distortion in perceptioncausesdistortion in perception
a person to perceive that objects or their own body parts are strangely too smallcan causea person to perceive that objects or their own body parts are strangely too small
This syndrome , which was named after the famous book by Lewis CarollcausesThis syndrome , which was named after the famous book by Lewis Caroll
the sufferer to see things suddenly shrink or expandcausesthe sufferer to see things suddenly shrink or expand
a change in the blood flow within the braincausesa change in the blood flow within the brain
your reality to be a little oddcould causeyour reality to be a little odd
the patients to have visual hallucinations in which they see objects around them distorted in size and shapecausesthe patients to have visual hallucinations in which they see objects around them distorted in size and shape
when she played the pianowas provokedwhen she played the piano
to changes in the perception of a person ’s environmentleadsto changes in the perception of a person ’s environment
Napolitano to wonder whether some of the stories she 'd heard were " apocryphalcausedNapolitano to wonder whether some of the stories she 'd heard were " apocryphal
auditory and touch issues , as well as forms of body dysmorphiacan ... causeauditory and touch issues , as well as forms of body dysmorphia
a relatively short - term disruption of normal functioningcausesa relatively short - term disruption of normal functioning
from how , like within the e - book Alice in Wonderland , issues seem to shift sizesresultingfrom how , like within the e - book Alice in Wonderland , issues seem to shift sizes
her house with 2 coats of acrylic ivory paint and dreaming of Alice in Wonderland ... of coursehas ... paintedher house with 2 coats of acrylic ivory paint and dreaming of Alice in Wonderland ... of course
to hidden woodland stages , portaloo tunnels to a field of sunflowers , a wrestling ring for dance - offs , the annual Big Burn fireworks displayleadingto hidden woodland stages , portaloo tunnels to a field of sunflowers , a wrestling ring for dance - offs , the annual Big Burn fireworks display
temporary changes in properties , such as size , color or shape of objectscausestemporary changes in properties , such as size , color or shape of objects
The visual distortions(passive) caused byThe visual distortions
people to experience body parts to be expanding or shrinking in size ( Lippman , 1952 ; Sveinbjornsdottir and Duncan , 1993 ; Todd , 1955causespeople to experience body parts to be expanding or shrinking in size ( Lippman , 1952 ; Sveinbjornsdottir and Duncan , 1993 ; Todd , 1955
to macrosomatognosia ( Blom 2016leadingto macrosomatognosia ( Blom 2016
Creative Thinkingto SparkCreative Thinking
a visual style(passive) influenced bya visual style