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DS always saying he feels weird

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Posorneg1 · 04/04/2022 10:28

He’s 5. At least once a week he says this. He gets upset then says it. When I ask him what he means by weird he says he doesn’t know. He has an appointment in may at the hospital for some blood tests as I’ve noticed he’s lost a bit of weight and seems to have Diarrhea quite a lot and tummy ache. With this I thought maybe some kind of food tolerance but he wouldn’t say ‘weird’ surely he’d just say stomach ache? I have temporal lobe epilepsy which started when I was around 13 and before I got diagnosed all I could tell people was I felt weird so maybe it could be thisSad I don’t know, I’m just stressed with it all

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Posorneg1 · 04/04/2022 10:32

food intolerance not tolerance

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Hillscoveredwithsnow · 04/04/2022 11:49

I'm sorry to read about your DS, it's good to hear you have a hospital appointment lined up.
Do you keep a diary of everything he eats and at what times, also when the diarrhea occurs etc. It would be good to have a record of everything when you visit the doctors.
Hope it gets sorted out for him soonBear

ChiefWiggumsBoy · 04/04/2022 14:00

Can he articulate if it’s weird in his head or his body? Can you use some of your own experiences with the epilepsy to see if that’s what he means?

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fijicava · 04/04/2022 14:12

Has he been called weird at school and it’s upsetting him?

BlingLoving · 04/04/2022 14:15

DS was only slightly younger when he landed up at A&E... he was ill, fever and kept complaining about a "sore neck". He meant sore throat.

Weird at that age could be anything but if he's got some stomach issues, I wonder if he means nauseous or, as my grandmother would have said, "bilious". Or reflux?

Can he highlight WHERE he feels weird? or point to those spots?

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