Blood tests ok but I feel terrible..
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Have been feeling unwell for over 6 months - main symptom nausea (pretty much constant) but also tingling in feet, ringing ears, metallic taste mouth, dizzy, fatigued, and just this week - boils
Have had a number of general blood tests - all ok and the latest hormone blood tests came back normal?!?
Finding it hard to manage all this as well as work and now don't know what the problem is/what to do
Have tried vitamin b and ginger tablets but made me even more nauseous.
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cass54741
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olimari2013 cass54741
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michelle50768 olimari2013
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What a beautiful reply. My journey has been nine years. I am currently 49.
Just got a period after six months! !!
Really thought I was halfway there.
My symptoms are endless so won't bore anyone with them. Completely debilitating.
Some days I actually feel like I'm dying.
Prayer prayer and more prayer lol.
It is such a hard time and you can never prepare you for this.
God bless all you lovely strong ladies on this site
Praying for strength for you all.x
michelle50768 olimari2013
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michelle50768 cass54741
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Let's lift each other up. Keep talking it helps more than anything.
God bless x
cass54741 michelle50768
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I think I am peri (don't have periods cos of hysterectomy) but don't know now because they said the blood tests showed hormone levels were all normal?
michelle50768 cass54741
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Now my doctor wants to agree I'm peri!!!!
This forum saved my sanity.
Keep venting anytime you feel the need.
My husband and kids think I'm a hypochondriac as I'm always feeling ill.
Hang in there x
cass54741 michelle50768
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Yes very upset yesterday when told that it wasn't hormonal
So difficult when every day has a new symptom and you feel so terrible. I had a couple of hours last week when I felt ok - then I realized how sick I have been feeling!
Will do 🌸
metamorphed cass54741
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debbie75601 cass54741
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cass54741
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Thanks for the d3 tip as well.
Will see how I go in the next week or so to work out my next steps. Work full time which is very difficult with current symptoms.