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Basic history
Blood type A rhs D neg
Gilbert syndrome
Continuous raised ALT currently at 157
Currently being tested for raised glucose of 7
Tests for MS (negative)
Tests for Rheumatoid Arthritis (negative)
Gallbladder removed 1997
Hysterectomy 2002
Oophorectomy 2004
Appendectomy 2012
Trigeminal neuralgia 2012
Sphincterotomy for SOD 2013
Fibromyalgia diagnosis 2013
Medication
Gabapentine 400mg 3 x day
Tramadol 100 mg up to 3 x day
Dosulepin 50mg at night
Climaval (HRT) 1mg
Cholecalciferol
Buscupan 10mg
Cymbalta 60mg
Oramorph 10mg/5ml oral solution
All of these symptoms I have, not necessarily at the same time, however they come and go but each time come back worse & last longer.
· *Problems with the eyes - blurred/loss of vision and trouble focusing and shadow on inside of left eye (dry, irritated and painful on movement)
· Twitching, jumping legs & arms (overwhelming, irresistible urge to move both) it starts *with unpleasant feeling, which feels like crawling or creeping sensation. *Arms and legs feel very weak; feels as if I have to drag my legs at times and difficulty lifting things. Dead areas on arms & legs
· *Speech – Can’t think of words (it’s in my head but won’t come to speech & periodically I have long pauses in between words. My husband informs me that my articulation of words is poor, and that I am speaking that softly that he doesn’t hear me and thinks I haven’t replied – I have noticed that my voice is at times very hoarse & dry.
· *Tremors - minor shaking in hands which make it hard to manage day to day activities.
· Profound exhaustion and poor stamina – *nodding off & jerking awake (at work, waiting in hospital, on the bus) worse as day goes on
· Bladder - urgency to urinate, *thinking I have finished but then have to sit back down again to finish.
· Impaired memory and concentration, such as memory problems, confusion and difficulty concentrating on tasks at hand. (forgetting words and things I have just been told) This is having an effect on my NVQ studies.
· Skin sensitivities – tingling & numbness in areas of body, some areas of body are *very sore to the touch and some areas are very itchy. Trigeminal neuralgia - Left side of face which is stabbing, piercing or like an electric shock. The pain can last from just a few seconds to two minutes each time, at times this wakes me in tears, it is there daily ranging from moderate to excruciating pain – the cold weather/winds seem to make this worse.
· Anxiety, depression, mood swings (start crying for no reason) and dizziness.
· Impaired coordination/balance – feel very unsteady on my feet, I have had several falls causing injury, *dropping things as hands at times don’t grip.
· Abdominal cramping, bloating, diarrhoea, constipation or alternating bouts of diarrhoea and constipation.
Anyone able to give guidance/help please J
Donna (not a hypochondriac, but made to feel like one by GP) J
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sheryl37154 donna1971
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alicjarenata donna1971
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I experienced something similar 2 months ago. Turned out Cymbalta nad Tramadol do not get along as nboth are ssri drugs. I was diagnosed with seratonin syndrome. It was quite a nigtmare. Oh, and now I find out Cymbolta damaged my liver. My ALT are 344 now!!! You would have to see a neurologist to have it figured out
sheryl37154 donna1971
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