I don't know what's wrong with me. Help?
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Okay. So, I've been feeling off for a while now. I genuinely detest going to the Doctors without having some idea of my complications.
I am a 22 year old, caucasian female. I'm not taking any meds or drugs of any kind. I'm not sure that it's relevant, but I do have anxiety. Being that it manifests primarily in fidgeting, I don't see any cause for medication.
Here's what I've got:
I'm constantly exhausted, but I barely sleep. When I wake, I'm just as tired as before falling asleep. My body feels week and drained. My joints ache. I can't seem to focus for more than a few minutes; I've put my phone down whilst typing this twice already. Bright lights offend me and make my eyeballs want to swim in my head. I've been ridiculously clumsy lately, eg. Unable to maintain grasp of objects, walking like I'm drunk for no earned reason and stumbling. I feel like my head is shrouded in perpetual fog. I've got a tightening lump in my throat that nothing seems to be aiding. I have a strange desire to smoke mass quantities of cigarettes like I have no self control. I'm depressed. My moods are flying around like my mother on a broomstick. I feel like I'm itching from the inside of my skin out.
If you've got any ideas that exceed in relevance my own, that I'm just falling apart, please, please give me something to work with.
Thank you in advance for your time.
Chey
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ptolemy CheyamI
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Marina_Dee CheyamI
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My overall impression is that you should go to your GP. You need to talk to someone who is totally impartial and wont judge you. You may need some counselling that will help you to take control of your worries. You are not the first to feel like this so your doctor will be sympathetic.
lisalisa67 CheyamI
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Juniordoc CheyamI
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mood swings/ depression, malar ( butterfly) rash, skin issues,
brain fog and sensitivity to light( photophobia.) Still ,though, highly
unlikely. This is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult
with your doctor. I am not even a doctor, so don't take my advice,
just ask your doctor.