Whats wrong with me ??? - Page 3

Constant · 03-10-2006, 10:35 AM

I got a better idea, go to the doctor and let THE DOCTOR decide what tests to run. Symptoms like this need to involve a complete physical with intensive bloodwork.

I wouldn't delay.

Linda_in_NJ · 03-10-2006, 11:53 AM

This might sound silly to most perople, but that is how I felf a long time ago, from depression and anxiety. I couldn't sleep, eat, concentrate, felt like I couldn't take care of my children, who were babies at the time. Sometimes
it's like an overwelming feeling that you have had enough and you just want to lie down and sleep your life away. I also had physical aches and pains from this. I also didn't want to go anywhere or do anything. But the most important thing to do is see a doctor to get a complete physical to rule out anything else. Good Luck.

z06 · 03-10-2006, 06:07 PM

Thank you for all the replies , I cant see a doctor at this time because i have no insurance. I hope i will be getting some soon . I just hate going through every day like this with some days are worse than others , Also i am constipated to some degree , meaning i dont do my normal everyday . I went from going 3 times a day like clock work to just once a day . I just mentioned this because it also started the same time with the symptons i have. Thank you.

Constant · 03-10-2006, 09:03 PM

Quite frankly, I believe you should see a doctor regardless of insurance. Symptoms like this can be signs of a potentially dangeroius physical ailment. Insurance won't help you, if you're dead.

Floxed · 03-11-2006, 07:33 AM

Hi there z06,
Around the time that all of this started, were you diagnosed with any sort of infection? And, if so, were you prescribed any of the following antibiotics: Cipro, Levaquin, Tequin, Avelox? These are fluoroquinolone antibiotics; the most common side effects of them are exactly what you are describing. Joint pain, fatigue, memory loss, etc... Side effects from this class of drugs can appear weeks or even months after you have stopped taking them, and can persist for years or even be permanent.

Just a thought if you want to check your prescription history...most doctors are woefully uneducated when it comes to this class of drugs and the risks involved with them. If someone had told me this a year and a half ago, my life wouldn't have been destroyed...