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I'm never well

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WindyHail · 23/02/2022 17:55

  1. Single parent to 4 year old. I'm never well. Have had sore throat for 2 months. Always feeling under par. Bowels erratic. Poor energy and fatigue. Anyone else have this?
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AladdinPrincess999 · 23/02/2022 17:57

Have you been to the doctor for your bowels? X

OnceuponaRainbow18 · 23/02/2022 17:57

Get your bowels checked.

What’s your diet like?
Exercise?
Down time?
Multi vits?

ArianaDumbledore · 23/02/2022 17:58

Have you had any blood tests? I'd consider getting Thyroid function test

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Pootle40 · 23/02/2022 18:00

@WindyHail

35. Single parent to 4 year old. I'm never well. Have had sore throat for 2 months. Always feeling under par. Bowels erratic. Poor energy and fatigue. Anyone else have this?
Sounds like stress/anxiety. Do you feel stressed or anxious?
WindyHail · 23/02/2022 18:01

Bowel issue ongoing. Tests have found nothing. I do have anxiety yes but I've never been physically ill like this before. I get very little down time.

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WindyHail · 23/02/2022 18:03

Usually exercise twice a week but foot injury stopped this.

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Pootle40 · 23/02/2022 18:04

@WindyHail

Bowel issue ongoing. Tests have found nothing. I do have anxiety yes but I've never been physically ill like this before. I get very little down time.
You'd be amazed of all the physical symptoms anxiety can cause - almost anything really speaking from experience. Would encourage fresh air and exercise which should help you sleep well-that is half the battle. Then you need to find some way to build in relaxation techniques which I know is easier said than done. I'd look at how I could make some lifestyle changes first. Others might say to seed medication from the gp. Personally I would do that but only if you make changes yourself and don't feel better. Some deep breathing before bedtime would be good - have you seen the 'calm' app
WindyHail · 23/02/2022 18:07

I'm waiting for workplace counselling so that may help

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