WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for June, 2007: Re: EMOTIONAL: I don't understand what has happened to me

Re: EMOTIONAL: I don't understand what has happened to me

From: A (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 23 Jun 2007 22:53:34 -0500 (CDT)

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My .02, get off the Celexa, for starters it does not sound like it is helping any. I would trust your gut instinct. Something is wrong. Obviously your body is telling you and your listening. If you have not done so already I would seek a second opinion. But get off the Celexa if you feel that it has not helped. It kind of sounds like a bad anesthetic reaction but its 2007, a year later, so that is not it.

A historectomy involves moving your guts around in your belly (intestine), although highly unlikey, if the intestines are disturbed to such a degree that causes a twist or kink if you will, THAT could cause serious problems, could be responsible for your bowel problems. A simple barium procedure to see the digestive tract to check for any abnormalities is perhaps the easiest way.

Naturaly all your blood work should be checked, normaly thyroid are standard, but there are a variety of of thyroid tests so unless you run the whole gamut of thyroid tests you can never fully rule that out.

Finnal note, sometimes hormones can get the best of anyone, especially if one has never experience them. Come period time I can be very emotional crying for no reason. Does not happen too much or too long, but never the less, I just feel over come with saddness.

At Sat, 23 Jun 2007, Nicky Kress wrote: >
>In June 2006 I under went a hysterectomy, only one ovary was left. I
>had a fibroid tumor, emdometrious, adhesions and pre cancer cells. I
>have two kids and I had no emotional problem losing my utertus, in fact
>I was delighted. However, since my surgery I have been on a emotional
>rollacoster. I also have physical symtoms too what I don't know. I am
>on Celexa, because it got that bad. I have this overwhelming feeling
>something is wrong with me. I am tired and can't sleep. I have
>constant headaches. Troubles with constipation and diarhea even in the
>same day and some times like 2 hours apart. I lost I had water
>retention in my stomache, then I thought I had gas, now I have no idea.
>My thinking is all dazzed and confussed most days. I was gagging and
>vomiting everyday for 3 months after surgery, but then it stopped, now I
>find it is happening again. I have horrible mood swings and feel
>irratable. All of these symptoms were there before and now that I have
>been on Celexa. I have almost all the symptoms of a thyriod imbalance
>although I don't think it has been checked. The tested my hormonal
>levels and all came back good. I just don't know what to do anymore! I
>feel like a completly different person since my surgery, my husband says
>he sees it too. I am at a complete loss, I never had depression prior
>to surgery now I do. I just can't get rid of this feeling that
>something else is wrong with me. I just don't know what happened to me.

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