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Have Nausea, Vomiting, Mood Swings. Have PCOS, Gall Bladder Problem. Have Depression. Cure For Symptoms?
hello,
for a few years i have been experiencing nausea, vomiting, fatigue, dizziness, motion sickness easily, now recently eye twitching, depression, mood swings, and abdominal pains, i have seen many doctors and still no results, i do know of PCOS, and i do have a few problems with my gall bladder... i know that the depression may be stemming from being sick all the time and missing alot of work and the hassle of not keeping a job due to the amount of time off. i do not understand why im not able to get the answers i need to maybe assist me in getting better. this has been going on for me since 2003 its now 2013. please help if possible, i have researched and googled and i get more online than dr visits.
for a few years i have been experiencing nausea, vomiting, fatigue, dizziness, motion sickness easily, now recently eye twitching, depression, mood swings, and abdominal pains, i have seen many doctors and still no results, i do know of PCOS, and i do have a few problems with my gall bladder... i know that the depression may be stemming from being sick all the time and missing alot of work and the hassle of not keeping a job due to the amount of time off. i do not understand why im not able to get the answers i need to maybe assist me in getting better. this has been going on for me since 2003 its now 2013. please help if possible, i have researched and googled and i get more online than dr visits.
Sat, 29 Jun 2013
Hi.
I realize that you have been having trouble with your general health for quite sometime now and I believe you have had yourself properly assessed by a qualified physician regarding these, and have been managed accordingly in the past.
Depression secondary to a perturbation in the day to day functioning and stemming from perennially being 'ill' is understandable. I, as a psychiatrist, can empathize with you. There are remedies to your problem, and in your best interest i would urge you to get in touch with a psychiatrist.
now a days, psychotherapies are available which are as effective as medicines in cases of mild depression, and a proper regime will help you gain back a productive life.
hope this helps.
Dr A Rao
I realize that you have been having trouble with your general health for quite sometime now and I believe you have had yourself properly assessed by a qualified physician regarding these, and have been managed accordingly in the past.
Depression secondary to a perturbation in the day to day functioning and stemming from perennially being 'ill' is understandable. I, as a psychiatrist, can empathize with you. There are remedies to your problem, and in your best interest i would urge you to get in touch with a psychiatrist.
now a days, psychotherapies are available which are as effective as medicines in cases of mild depression, and a proper regime will help you gain back a productive life.
hope this helps.
Dr A Rao
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