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- Wig
Can you suggest what is wrong with me?
hello
well basically i'll list some things that have been happening to me recently (i.e. past couple of weeks - past 3/4 months) and you can suggest what the problem could be, if there are any. thankies
(i'm really sorry for the length btw)
- short menstrual cycle. usually my period comes every 28 days but for the past few months it comes every 21-24 days. so not only is it shorter, it's also quite irregular and unpredictable
- i sleep about 3/4 hours more than usual (i wake up later than normal) and can't find the will to wake up early even when the alarm rings and i really really should
- have started eating more than usual in the past two weeks and if i'm not eating, i'm almost constantly thinking about it even when i KNOW i'm not hungry
- sometimes flaky scalp
- moods are all over the place. i will literally go from laughing to a completely blank expression and then i'll feel sad and angry for no obvious reason
- can't concentrate. at all. especially bad when trying to revise
- urinating more often throughout day (very unusual for me as ever since i was v. young, i've always only urinated twice a day. and i'm not drinking more/less often either)
- constantly tired/sleepy
- feel dizzy a lot and sometimes i experience this really weird feeling (about twice a day, some days i don't get it at all though). but it's been happening more and more often - i get dizzy, i get this weird bzzzz sound in my head and i kind of nod off, but i don't? i'm still awake, but i don't know... it's weird. i can't control what i'm doing while this is happening and i'm half aware i'm awake/alive. then i come out of it and it feels as though years and years have passed. and i think back to things i did earlier on that day and it feels as though i did them years ago. literally.
- this is followed by the desire to vomit (i haven't actually done so yet though)
hmm i can't think of any more.
so if there's a doc in the house or something, that would be great. k thanks xxxx
p.s. could it possibly be stress?
well basically i'll list some things that have been happening to me recently (i.e. past couple of weeks - past 3/4 months) and you can suggest what the problem could be, if there are any. thankies
(i'm really sorry for the length btw)
- short menstrual cycle. usually my period comes every 28 days but for the past few months it comes every 21-24 days. so not only is it shorter, it's also quite irregular and unpredictable
- i sleep about 3/4 hours more than usual (i wake up later than normal) and can't find the will to wake up early even when the alarm rings and i really really should
- have started eating more than usual in the past two weeks and if i'm not eating, i'm almost constantly thinking about it even when i KNOW i'm not hungry
- sometimes flaky scalp
- moods are all over the place. i will literally go from laughing to a completely blank expression and then i'll feel sad and angry for no obvious reason
- can't concentrate. at all. especially bad when trying to revise
- urinating more often throughout day (very unusual for me as ever since i was v. young, i've always only urinated twice a day. and i'm not drinking more/less often either)
- constantly tired/sleepy
- feel dizzy a lot and sometimes i experience this really weird feeling (about twice a day, some days i don't get it at all though). but it's been happening more and more often - i get dizzy, i get this weird bzzzz sound in my head and i kind of nod off, but i don't? i'm still awake, but i don't know... it's weird. i can't control what i'm doing while this is happening and i'm half aware i'm awake/alive. then i come out of it and it feels as though years and years have passed. and i think back to things i did earlier on that day and it feels as though i did them years ago. literally.
- this is followed by the desire to vomit (i haven't actually done so yet though)
hmm i can't think of any more.
so if there's a doc in the house or something, that would be great. k thanks xxxx
p.s. could it possibly be stress?
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Reply 1
We're not professionals. We can't diagnose you. Go to the doctor 
Reply 3
NHS direct or see your doctor. They get paid, we don't! 
Reply 5
ph9
okaaaay fine i'll just keep getting dizzy and then i'll fall on the floor one day and die
Cool - it's a shame you can't afford the (free) NHS.
Ring them up if you can't be bothered going - it's not a big deal.
Reply 8
Cor it's like an episode of House!
Please, see a GP or phone NHS Direct if you're concerned. Don't try and diagnose yourself because you'll waaay overdiagnose and doctors just hate it when you walk into the surgery and tell them you have such and such!
Please, see a GP or phone NHS Direct if you're concerned. Don't try and diagnose yourself because you'll waaay overdiagnose and doctors just hate it when you walk into the surgery and tell them you have such and such!
Reply 9
d-e-p-r-e-s-s-i-o-n*
(*not really, i dont know, you just desperately seem to want someone to diagnose you with something)
(*not really, i dont know, you just desperately seem to want someone to diagnose you with something)
Reply 10
I have an accurate and definate diagnosis....
but however you'll have to go to your doctor to confirm it.
but however you'll have to go to your doctor to confirm it.
h82think
Some people are afraid of seeing doctors though. I am going to a doctor on Wednesday because of a problem I am having, and I am pretty scared. It is not life threatening (very much doubt it), yet I am still terrified!
aw, i'm not afraid, just lazy and unbothered, but i shall tell you that you have nothing to worry about :-) i hope you are all well and healed (hah) soon
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