[ SECRET POST #5622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5622 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What ails you?

[(Anonymous)]

I've had similar troubles with my stomach but nowhere near as bad, and issues with my legs that they claim are in my head even though I've had issues walking from the very beginning.

I'm looking at nutritional deficiencies at the moment for myself, because issues with b vitamins can cause histamine responses to go nuts on top of the original problem (whatever it is) that cause spontaneous offloading of what I've eaten. The most I'll involve a doctor in is the ordering of the blood tests - after that, I have to see the results myself before I'll waste my time asking for their diagnosis or opinion so I can tell how much crap they're trying to feed me.

Re: What ails you?

[pantswarrior]

Yep, that's pretty relatable. -_-

I hope that your own search for answers works out. I have definitely had some successes in mine, just... not actually what I was expecting. I went low FODMAP a few years back thinking it might help the gut issues, and it actually did away with my migraines and I have not had a panic attack since then except when there was actually something stressful going on (and I'm better at controlling them) but the gut issues persisted. Easier to manage though, when I'm not having week-long panic attacks and migraines on top of them.

This after I asked a doctor about low FODMAP and SIBO and he was like "I don't know what either of those mean so I'm not even going to look into them". Screw that crap.