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Thanks, Monica xxxxxx
I have the same problem when I'm far too stressed.... no appetite and when I eat, it's hard to get down.
I'm sorry for all you are dealing with. It's important that you make yourself a priority and start taking care of your physical health. No more waiting until you're hungry to eat; instead, put it on your to-do list and be sure to eat. Eat/choose foods which are easy to digest and usually tasty to you. Even if it's a little bit throughout the day rather than big meals, that's fine.
Since the stress and depression is part of the picture, not taking care of our eating can lead to spiraling down along with skewed thinking. And it sounds like you need all the mental and physical strength you can muster to get through this. *hugs*
My Name Sarah. I have been losing so much weight recently, I do have stress but I can deal with that as my whole life is full of it.
I am 5'7 my doctor has said that my weight is ok but I don't feel it is. I feel tired and sick all the time, people have told me that I look like ive lost weight. I eat 3 meals a day so its not that I dont eat. Its really getting me down I want to get a bit bigger but don't know what to do.
Someone please help.
Sarah x
It doesn't sound like your doctor is really hearing you and maybe it's time to push that a bit with him/her. You not only have lost weight but you're tired and feel sick all the time. Start pursuing answers with them.
And if nothing shows up on any tests, perhaps get referred to a dietitian for help gaining weight.
It shouldn't all be just about the number on the scale but how YOU feel. You know your body and you know something isn't right.
In 2009 had major surgery, ovary removed, fallopian tube & appendix removed & it was leaking. Was tested, things were fine. Due for a ct scan. Noticing some things w/ my stool as well, told the dr. and he said I am fine. Said I have a lot of anxiety and I need to see someone. I know this, but my energy level is low. The Prilosec does that and also can cause anemia along w/ alopecia. I wake up and am burping, nauseous & can't even think about food until the med kicks in.
I am so sorry you are having so many medical issues. If you are not comfortable with your doctor's diagnoses please get a second opinion.
Also speaking with a counselor and letting he/she know your energy level is low might help put you in the right direction.
Please feel free to post and share anything here. This is a very supportive community.
Soft hugs!
Gosh--too much going on right now.
Thank you again
I see that your post is from about a year ago - just wondering: how have you been recently? Did you ever get to the bottom of what was causing your steady weight-loss and other issues? I'm very curious to know what you were able to find out, and if the doctors were able to point you in the right direction. Please respond here or e-mail me directly at davidcifone@aol.com
Thanks, and hope you're well.
Getting off of heavy opiates is terrorizing to your metabolism anyway...
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