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08 May 2024, 5:10 am

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Don't know what is up with me today. I took an antihistamine before I went to sleep last night because I was getting sneezy from something. Woke up this morning just feeling dead tired. Couldn't walk the dogs properly because I've got no energy at all. Coffee didn't wake me up. Went straight back to sleep after 2 coffees. Could have slept all day if I hadn't had stuff to do but moving around just feels horrible. I'd go back to sleep now if I didn't have to go and get the kid from school. Feel like a zombie. No other symptoms, but something isn't right and I don't care for it.

Perhaps being tired is a side-effect from the antihistamine? Potentially sedating meds like antihistamines usually make my mom feel hung-over & out of it the next day. I don't take after her with meds. I'm on a quite a few potentially sedating meds for various issues & a few of them usually get taken when I wake up. When I'm tired it's usually partially related to me having a screwed-up sleep schedule, being busier than I usually am, or not sleeping well for various reasons. Benadryl makes me hyper & shaky so I never use it but other antihistamines don't really affect me mentally & unfortunately they don't help my allergies enough. Alcohol makes me slightly buzzed & tired thou. I never been drunk & I would probably fall asleep or pass out instead of getting into any kinda trouble. I hope you feel better tomorrow.

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09 May 2024, 10:51 am

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Thanks nick007. I sometimes take an antihistamine before bed precisely for the sleepy side-effect. I don't sleep well generally and it can help. But I've never had it affect me the whole day after as well. It was a weird sort of fatigue too. It hasn't happened again though so I don't really know what to make of it.

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11 May 2024, 7:36 pm

I have 3 physical main concerns. It's still the same as early as toddler years and as late as puberty.

First is the bane of my life so far -- upper respiratory issues. The yearly infections, the non-allergic reactions, overall breathing issues, etc.
I'm only short of having surgical options.

Second is a bit subtle that is gut issues.
I sincerely hope it's not dismissed as another 'part of autism therefore no solution' like anxiety did. :roll:
I mean come on. There's got to be a something here that I can do with this.

Third would be my hormones.
I'm sure the hormonal BCs only masks the issue and not the root cause. I do not know the root cause; it could be PCOS+PMDD+something thyroid, it could be nothing.
It could be unsolvable for all I know. Possible that my hormones are healthy and that my wiring cannot keep up with it's own body's natural cyclical changes.
With the current knowledge in women's health and neurodivergence? I don't have enough faith that it will be solved by a professional.

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30 May 2024, 1:46 pm

My MRI results came back and the tumours haven't changed,

That's 2 years now so I'm buzzing about that me .

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30 May 2024, 2:09 pm

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My MRI results came back and the tumours haven't changed,

That's 2 years now so I'm buzzing about that me .

What tumours do you have bb?

Are they benign?

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30 May 2024, 2:20 pm

They're supposedly benign

I've got two. There's one on my nerve on my spine which is really small and another one that's about the size of a golf ball and that's just to the right of my spine

I just have to have them checked out every year

They found the one on my nerve by accident when they was checking for something else

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30 May 2024, 2:23 pm

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Oh right, well as well much as they might be an inconvenience, at least it doesn't sound like they are threatening your mortality.

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30 May 2024, 2:25 pm

Yeah that's why they don't wanna move them because it's not worth the risk

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30 May 2024, 2:26 pm

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Yeah that's why they don't wanna move them because it's not worth the risk

Yeah, I am sure they know what is best.

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04 Jun 2024, 12:02 pm

I don't know how ice-cream is so popular in a world where every second person is either lactose intolerant or has IBS

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04 Jun 2024, 12:21 pm

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I don't know how ice-cream is so popular in a world where every second person is either lactose intolerant or has IBS

Same reason why milk or dairy overall was independently cultivated across cultures in the past...

... And humans are supposedly evolved to be lactose intolerant past their infancy.

Until recently, like few thousand years ago.

But then, there's petting lions and bears, turning fruits without much fruit full of seeds into seedless fruits... :lol:

... Sugar addiction and neoteny... :lol:

I wonder if I actually have IBS.

Mine so far is not consistent.
50/50, my gut will act up or nothing. Whether I ate something or not.

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06 Jun 2024, 2:32 pm

Yeah I'm a bit similar

In the last few months I've gone onto lactose free milk or soya milk and I've had to cut out soup as well because that was setting me off and this last couple of weeks I don't drink as much tea and upto now things have been a bit better

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07 Jun 2024, 3:48 pm

I'm fully aware that I'm getting older but my body and my mind are far from the same age so I have to do my best to bring them in line with each other somehow

I obviously can't do much about my mind because...well I just can't but I reckon that if I work hard enough with my body then I can make it work better

My new goal will be to get my muscles firing how they should

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07 Jun 2024, 5:03 pm

Congrats on your 67,000th post, bb.

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