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Physically drained??
I put this as anonymous as many of my friends are on here
In the past two weeks I have been feeling really unwell:
I don’t know why I am like this. Recently as I started my a-levels I have been really stressed to start on a high and do really well but instead I feel all the pressure I am putting on myself is harming me physically.
And today I went to a theme park and when getting off rides I could not walk correctly I was walking in different directions.
I am going to the GP on Tuesday but does anyone know what could be happening to me?
Also in 2006 I was anorexic but I have fully recovered. Could this be taking its toll on me now?
Any help will be really appreciated
thank you
In the past two weeks I have been feeling really unwell:
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My bones ache
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I can’t breathe properly at times- particularly when I wake up
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Sometimes I feel faint- I can’t walk in straight lines
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I feel really drained
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I get really random aches around my body
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Random stomach aches
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Can’t smell or eat fatty foods- makes me want to puke
I don’t know why I am like this. Recently as I started my a-levels I have been really stressed to start on a high and do really well but instead I feel all the pressure I am putting on myself is harming me physically.
And today I went to a theme park and when getting off rides I could not walk correctly I was walking in different directions.
I am going to the GP on Tuesday but does anyone know what could be happening to me?
Also in 2006 I was anorexic but I have fully recovered. Could this be taking its toll on me now?
Any help will be really appreciated
thank you
This might be something minor and I don't think that worrying over wild guesses at your condition by random strangers is really the way to go. If you can't wait until tuesday, I'd suggest contacting someone qualified. I don't know if NHS direct can help with this sort of this thing, but it might be worth a try, their number is: 0845 4647
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