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Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 6, 2008, at 19:44:51
During the day, i feel im going to throw up, or faint. Is there an imbalance?
And sometimes Xanax doesnt do it for me. It decreases eletrical activity, thats all.
Should i ask about dizziness to doctor?
Posted by yxibow on August 6, 2008, at 21:05:32
In reply to Stress levels, posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 6, 2008, at 19:44:51
> During the day, i feel im going to throw up, or faint. Is there an imbalance?
>
> And sometimes Xanax doesnt do it for me. It decreases eletrical activity, thats all.
>
> Should i ask about dizziness to doctor?Well, first you have to know the etiology of your nausea?
Do you have a virus overlaying things or do you feel stress is the factor?
If so, nausea, dizziness, all sorts of things can be caused by stress and I'm sure your doctor would say something along that line. Its part of our fight or flight system.
-- Jay
Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 6, 2008, at 21:26:50
In reply to Re: Stress levels » rjlockhart '05, posted by yxibow on August 6, 2008, at 21:05:32
Fear domiates life. My main weakness, unlearned some life skills. During the day, somethings can make me feel im going to throw up, have numbness, tignling, and feel im going to blackout, its a feeling before you faint, or passout.
I think maybe its oxyngen that is not getting to vital places.
-rj
Posted by gardenergirl on August 6, 2008, at 21:49:35
In reply to Re: Stress levels, posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 6, 2008, at 21:26:50
When you feel that, check your posture. Are you leaning forward or back, hunched over, or in some other way not centered over your abdomen and spine? One of the smartest things a therapist taught me was to do this. When I'm not centered, I can't take full breaths, and so I don't feel right. It's worth a shot. Doesn't cost anything, is non-invasive, no real side effects I know of. Just check your posture, center yourself over your belly, spine, and rear end, and take several slow, deep breaths. Work towards staying centered as much as possible so that you get the fullest benefits from your breathing.
Take care,
gg
Posted by Phillipa on August 7, 2008, at 10:57:25
In reply to Re: Stress levels » rjlockhart '05, posted by gardenergirl on August 6, 2008, at 21:49:35
Are you hypervertilating? If so too much CO2 can cause dizziness. Try the posture and deep breaths but very slow. Phllipa and good luck
Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 9, 2008, at 1:24:11
In reply to Re: Stress levels, posted by Phillipa on August 7, 2008, at 10:57:25
This is the perfect site i found to read on what exactly causes stress, imbalance, and deteration, Of the mind.
http://brainharmonycenter.com/brain_fog.html
I just need to remove some fluid from the brain.....i'll be fine, and then remove cortisol levels. Super fine.
-rj
Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 9, 2008, at 1:32:11
In reply to Re: Stress levels » rjlockhart '05, posted by gardenergirl on August 6, 2008, at 21:49:35
Its all posted what yxibow, phillipa, gardengirl posted. I read the posts, and then i was just curious to look all of it on the net.
I have one good quality, when im after something. I want to know EVERYTHING.
hehehe......but that's just humor about it.
but i'm being serious now. I'll have re-evaulate everything......everything, smoke, bad-food, good-food, not eating for 3 days, alot of stuff, and one thing PROZAC! its really getting on my nerves now. And i'm prone since the day i was born to "tommorow i will do it". Mmmm, it's called, if i dont this.....i will punish myself, thought consequence, and mental torchure to make it "bad memory"
rj
Posted by blueboy on August 9, 2008, at 7:42:04
In reply to Stress levels, posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 6, 2008, at 19:44:51
Yeah, I get physically ill when I've been too stressed out. I'm sure mine is anxiety-related -- i.e. psychosomatic -- since it only happens when I've been around a group of people for more than an hour or two. I have social anxiety.
I just got back from visiting my mother. One day my cousin and his seven children came for a two-hour visit. Another day I threw a birthday party -- just four people, but I did all the cooking, cake, set-up, etc.
Both times, I got physically ill afterwards -- only a tiny bit of dizziness but general malaise and nausea. I should also say, both occasions were a lot of fun. So it's not brought on by an unpleasant experience, just the social anxiety thingie.
Klonopin helps me out a great deal with this problem. I'm sorry Xanax doesn't always help you -- I don't know whether or not Klonopin might be better for some reason.
Posted by yxibow on August 9, 2008, at 15:08:01
In reply to Re: I researched it for an hour., posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 9, 2008, at 1:24:11
> This is the perfect site i found to read on what exactly causes stress, imbalance, and deteration, Of the mind.
>
> http://brainharmonycenter.com/brain_fog.html
>
> I just need to remove some fluid from the brain.....i'll be fine, and then remove cortisol levels. Super fine.
>
> -rjA dubious store-front for a clinic in Nelson, British Columbia which has experts with degrees in "Brain State Training"? :)
Posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 9, 2008, at 17:43:41
In reply to Re: I researched it for an hour. » rjlockhart '05, posted by yxibow on August 9, 2008, at 15:08:01
is it not relevent, or more, i know that site you have to pay to be in classes. *Some* of the infomation makes since. But a 100 % overall re-evaulation would help.
Talking to a doctor, he doesnt know off the top of this head what to do. Sometimes, the best thing is to research. But.....
There so many view's. I want to know the facts!
Posted by Dade on August 13, 2008, at 17:20:53
In reply to Re: I researched it for an hour., posted by rjlockhart '05 on August 9, 2008, at 17:43:41
> is it not relevent, or more, i know that site you have to pay to be in classes. *Some* of the infomation makes since. But a 100 % overall re-evaulation would help.
>
> Talking to a doctor, he doesnt know off the top of this head what to do. Sometimes, the best thing is to research. But.....
>
> There so many view's. I want to know the facts!
>
>Hi
Arn't you taking 140mg Yvansse(sp)=56mgs Dexedrine. Does that cause stress? and you stated you took amphetamines for many years, iv read long term use can cause nasty effects.
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