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Re: anyone got chronic fatique with their endo?pls respond
From: Liz (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Sep 11 11:09:11 2007
Hi Natasha,
Congrats on quitting...I quit years ago but I still remember how hard it
was. I wish I had some good advice to offer - all I can say is that I
seem to have this low level fatigue all of the time. Just lower energy
levels, getting tired much more easily, etc. I know docs say that endo
wears out your body but the reality of it really stinks.
Have you considered seeing an acupuncturist/traditional chinese medicine
practitioner? I'm starting with one next month. I know a lot of women
have had really good results, and that kind of work is really good for
fatigue. You never know...
All my best,
Liz
At Tue, 11 Sep 2007, mdustin wrote:
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>Natasha,
>I, too will be quitting in the next couple of weeks. It's been a long
>time coming, but feel that it is time. I'm also worried about the side
>effects that I may be dealing with after I quit. I already have very
>bad fatigue and high stress. And my stress levels usually go hand in
>hand with my pain levels. So, needless to say, I am very nervous. I
>can't imagine being any more tired than I already am. Congrats on
>quitting though, I know how hard it is and I'm not looking forward to it
>myself. But, whatever we can do to make ourselves healthier, right?
>Hang in there. I wish I had some advice for you..
>~Maggie
>
>At Tue, 11 Sep 2007, natasha wrote:
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>>hi everybody gave up smoking 3 months ago and found it very emotional
>>and stressful ect glad im done it because i dont feel so sick but since
>>i quit ive developed chronic fatique and constanly have headaches and
>>neckache and my sinises are very bad and blocked up i bascially feel
>>like ive got the flu i intend to go to see a nutrionist in the near
>>future who treats endo and candida and lots of other illness just
>>wondering do any other of you suffer from chronic fatique??it sucks i
>>feel rough thought id feel better after stopping smoking
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