Im 32 and my body is falling apart....and nobody has an answer.

By outofcontrol November 2, 2011 - 5:50pm

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Hi, I'm 32 and feel as if I am falling apart physically and emotionally. To start...I have had a low thyroid since I was 18 and have been taking Synthroid ever since. I am tired all of the time and have no ambition to do anything. My right side of my body, head, neck, shoulder, back and arm have given me great pain since I was 24. One day at work it just went numb and got extremely tense and sore and I have struggled with this pain for 8 years now. Also, I have had terrible pain in my stomach for years, usually 5 out of 7 days a week I am so bloated and full of gas that I just want to lay down and cry. It is a struggle getting through work each day. Sex has always been a problem with me as well, I find it painful sometimes and most of all avoid it because I know I will be more bloated and left with a bladder infection each time. My skin is out of control, producing so much oil that an hour after I was my face it looks wet and my acne is terrible. I also suffer with mood problems, unable to make decisions and my mind seems cloudy.

I have seen Neurologists, Chiropractors, family doctors, Naturopathic doctors, Periodontists, had acupunture and the list goes on. I have been on several pain killers, muscle relaxers and anti depressants and nothing has helped. I am ready to give up. My doctor is tired of seeing me for I think she may think I am making all of this up in my head. I am 32 and want to be healthy! Do you have any suggestions?

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Anonymous

I know its been a long time since this post was made but to go along with Maryann's comment, you should look up you birth-chart. Repressed or overexerted energy can cause health problems in the parts of the body assosiated with the sign, and extend further if the problem isnt delt with. I actually identify with a lot of the things you mentioned and whenever i delved into my chart it really did help me to understand where a lot of the problems began. Once you understand the cause, it makes it easier to begin figuring out how to fix the problem.

January 8, 2012 - 4:56pm

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Maryann Gromisch RN Guide

Since you have had many diagnostic tests and seen many specialists without receiving a definitive diagnosis, it is quite possible that a problem with your emotional and psychological health can be causing your physical symptoms.

Depression may be the underlying source of your physical conditions. Try meeting with a psychologist. Discovering underlying issues and working through unresolved problems may have a positive effect on your overall health.
Maryann

November 2, 2011 - 6:06pm