I Think I'm Deyhyrated Not Spelled Right. I've Been Drained

Posted on Sat, 17 Aug 2019

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Question : I think I'm deyhyrated not spelled right. I've been drained tired, I take b12 shots, i'm stressed, menopausing I skip some months others the flow is good, my thyroid test is good my sugar is good. I've been bruising easy and I need to get tested for leukemia been thirsty and cant quench it go to the bathroom alot has sinus and allergies. Low energy I want to sleep alot i need to quit smoking my elbow and neck and back aches. I've been tired since '09. I do suffer depression PTSD anxiety. Need to eat better maybe check my vitamin levels, hormones. I get headaches and congested runny nose it wears me out. I did 5 years of allergy shot and sinus surgeries. I go to the bathroom alot but I have overactive bladder had surgery for that. Moody aggravated easy. I wonder if when I have a period I bleed too much. I'm slow at everything I do. I even take an ADD medicine since 45 years old. I feel I take too many meds. I don't exercise like I should and I've been traumatized by men battered and emotional.

Follow up: Dr. AJEET SINGH (8 minutes later)

I also been going to the bathroom everytime I eat chocolate. Like i'd have IBS with constipation.

Follow up: Dr. AJEET SINGH (3 hours later)

I have paid but I haven't received an answer. It was 3 hours ago any doctor will do. I'll check back tomorrow.

Answered by Dr. AJEET SINGH (3 hours later)

Brief Answer:
PTDS,MIXED AD SYNDROME,PMS

Detailed Answer:
Hi....
Welcome to "Ask a Doctor"service.
I am Dr Ajeet XXXXXXX

I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.

You are having mixed anxiety depression,attention deficit disorder and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
This leads to multiple somatic complaints which is called Somatization disorder.
Your symptoms have been accentuated due to hormonal imbalance associated with pre menopause syndrome and multivitamin deficiencies.

Have nourishing diet including plentiful of rawvegetables and fruits,keep yourself well hydrated,don't be sleep deprived,learn relaxation techniques and belly breathing,do meditation,be physically active,take commercially available multivitamin supplements specially vitamin B12 and D which are associated with neurological complications,have fish ,nuts ,seeds and other sources of omega3fatty acids and have sun exposure daily.
Keep good perineal hygiene to prevent urinary tract infection and pelvic infection associated with menopause.

Please see your clinician to get your hormonal levels and vitamin levels checked and tailor your treatment protocol accordingly.

Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards.

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