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Tingling & Numbness in my Head......Anxiety, or Antibiotics???

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heleng80s
heleng80s

Hi All....So I have been dealing with some health issues since Feb..With Acid reflux....I have constant pressure by my ribs for one...I had Endoscopy done a week ago. Dr. Says i may have an Ulcer. Well i been on 2 Antibiotics, and Pantoprazole...The Antibiotic Doxycycline seems a bit strong! It hurts my stomache, & I feel sedated after the 2nd dose by 7pm....Been on these meds 5 days now...Today, my head is Tingly, & kinda numb.....Im getting annoyed bcuz its been 2 hours now.....Im thinking its the meds, & Not Parethesia .......Anyone ever had this happen???? Help. Im getting NERVOUS 🤤🤤🤤

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  • michelle66057
    michelle66057 heleng80s

    Posted

    Any other symptoms?  This happened to me. 
    • heleng80s
      heleng80s michelle66057

      Posted

      Symptoms......Chest pain, some days are worse than others, & tightness also. Wearing a Bra almost kills me. Ugh! Some days i have shortness of breathe.. Dr. Says. Acid reflux. Im like um, what???🤔🤔So these antibiotics seem to make me feel worse. Idk. I hate meds

  • jan69708
    jan69708 heleng80s

    Posted

    Antibiotics are horrible things, especially strong ones, they can also cause anxiety so you might be anxious from them. Try eating some probiotic yogurts or taking probiotic supplements, this will help replace the good bacteria in your tummy which they are killing and help with tummy pain. 
  • Micklemus
    Micklemus heleng80s

    Posted

    Please do talk to your doctor. This is of the utmost importance and not for us laymen to comment on because if we do comment on your symptoms it will be purely guesswork. Monday morning first thing please  telephone the surgery and speak to the doctor preferably who prescribed 'your' antibiotics. Best Wishes.

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