she has just come from thailand and is thai,she has not sufferd like this for years and she takes the pill why does she feel like this.
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Sounds like menopause or perimenopause.  Those are the symptoms of what my aunt had.  How old is she?  Check this site out \n\nhttp://www.healthtouch.com/bin/econtent_...\nand keep me up dated.  I am very interested about her symptoms to because I am also from asian descent.  And sometimes I get like that too, but not all the time.
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He needs to go to his family physician and talk about how he feels.  The phyiscian will refer him to a specialist if needed.
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there are no medicines for stopping that...and why would you take a drug to suprise what is natural and normal... having those feelings is not a bad thing its not unholy or wrong...sure might make it difficult to abstane from sex if thats what shes trying to do...in that case she coudl hang out with female friends and avoid you.  we should not abuse drugs to prevent what is normal and healthy.
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mm.. maybe she has just burned to much of her electrolytes and her body needs to replenish them.. I would ask you Dr. maybe she is having a hormone imbalance after sex for so long.. women state that during menopause that they feel like are about to burst into flames they are so hot..
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Paula broke her back in a serious car accident and has been on heavy duty pain meds since.  Sometimes when she's stoned out of her gourd, it's really the pain medication that's making her loopy.\n\nI feel bad that she has to live in that kind of pain...But, c'mon, if you know you're going to be on live TV, try taking your meds hours before you go on so you're not drooling on yourself!
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Yes, it is normal, my  mother had the same thing done and she felt the same way. If you have any concerns be sure and contact you doctor. God Bless!
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Maybe she is upset- give her some time to recover
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Some people have a chemical imbalance that could cause them to feel this way.  If the doctors you have been dealing with have just been trying to figure out what the "outside problem" is (e.g. trauma in childhood, trauma in adulthood, etc.  ) Try finding someone who will address the entire issue.  You may have had events in your life that cause you to feel this way, but in addition to that you may have a chemical imbalance that adds to these feelings.  Please get help, don't settle on one doctor who doesn't help you, keep searching until you find the right person to give you the help you need.  It sounds like you have family who are willing to help, so take advantage of that.  Talk to your higher power and realize that life is worth living.  Best of luck to you.
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First of all its not about you. She doesnt feel deserving of "normalcy" She has self love issues. Until she feels love for herself she won't be accepting of the "good things" life and love has for her.
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Yes because your body is still trying to get use to the medication in the pills it makes every one body act different.
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it is normal if she hasnt had sex much yet, but as time goes on each time should hurt less and less, but if this is not the case then she should see her doctor incase she has some kind of problem in her reproductive are that could be causing this pain.
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She needs to go to another doctor.  Have they checked her for brain tumor or blockage in the brain?  Sounds like she got blockage from her oxygen somewhere.  If she is passing out for long periods of time she is not getting oxygen to her Brain. \n\nIt's not Thyroid.  I have Thyroid.  I've been taken medicine for it for many many years.  I take the maximum dose and I've never ever had that problem.  You might look at taken her to a neurologist. \n\n\n\nSource  First Aid: Fainting \nFainting occurs when the blood supply to your brain is momentarily inadequate, causing you to lose consciousness... \n\nPassed out; Lightheadedness - fainting; Syncope; Vasovagal \nDefinition    Return to top \n\nFainting is a temporary loss of consciousness due to a drop in blood flow to the brain. The episode is brief (lasting less than a couple of minutes) and is followed by rapid and complete recovery. You may feel lightheaded or dizzy before fainting.\n\nA longer, deeper state of unconsciousness is often called a coma.\n\nConsiderations    Return to top \n\nWhen you faint, you not only experience loss of consciousness, but also loss of muscle tone and paling of color in your face. You may also feel weak or nauseated just prior to fainting, and you may have the sense that surrounding noises are fading into the background.\n\nCommon Causes    Return to top \n\nFainting may occur while you are urinating, having a bowel movement (especially if straining), coughing strenuously, or when you have been standing in one place too long. Fainting can also be related to fear, severe pain, or emotional distress.\n\nA sudden drop in blood pressure can cause you to faint. This may happen if you are bleeding or severely dehydrated. It can also happen if you stand up very suddenly from a lying position.\n\nCertain medications may lead to fainting by causing a drop in your blood pressure or for another reason. Common drugs that contribute to fainting include those used for anxiety, high blood pressure, nasal congestion, and allergies.\n\nOther reasons you may faint include hyperventilation, use of alcohol or drugs, or low blood sugar.\n\nLess common but more serious reasons include heart disease (like abnormal heart rhythm or heart attack) and stroke.\n\nHome Care    Return to top \n\nIf you have a history of fainting and have been evaluated medically, follow your doctor's instructions for how to prevent fainting episodes. For example, if you know the situations that cause you to faint, avoid or change them. Avoid sudden changes in posture. Get up from a lying or seated position slowly and gradually. When having blood drawn (if this makes you faint), tell the technician and make sure that you are lying down.\n\nImmediate treatment for someone who has fainted includes:\n\nChecking the person's airway and breathing. If necessary, call 911 and begin rescue breathing and CPR. \nLoosening tight clothing around the neck. \nKeeping the affected person lying down for at least 10 - 15 minutes, preferably in a cool and quiet space. If the person cannot lie down, have him sit forward and lower his head below the levels of the shoulders, between the knees. \nIf vomiting has occurred, turning the person onto one side to prevent choking \nElevating the feet above the level of the heart (about 12 inches). \nCall your health care provider if    Return to top \n\nCall 911 if the person who fainted:\n\nFell from a height, especially if injured or bleeding. \nDoes not regain consciousness quickly (within a couple of minutes). \nIs pregnant or over 50 years old. \nHas diabetes (check medical identification bracelets). \nFeels chest pain, pressure, or discomfort; pounding or irregular heartbeat; or has loss of speech, visual disturbances, or inability to move one or more limbs. \nHas convulsions, tongue trauma, or loss of bowel control. \nEven if it's not an emergency situation, people should be evaluated by a doctor if they have never fainted before, if they a
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go with her to a therapist. maybe she has a chemical imbalance
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I am nursing major and with what I have studied I would be worried, she may need to see a doctor. It could be stress related, and at that age as well, girls are going through many hormonal changes, or worse it could be intestinal, that could need medical attention quickly. So she really needs to seek medical attention.
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She is probably feeling left out or something. Maybe she wants to get some of the attention. Or, at least see her husband again.
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Give her time and space to think. Let her know you love her but also let her know you will not wait forever that if she doesn't come back soon you will move on with your life. It doesn't sound like there was very much going on to cause the problem more like she was feeling out of control of her own life. Let her take on more responsibility and respect her choices. Try involving her in decision making and let her feel in control part of the time and she will feel loved and respected. \n~Best of Luck~
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Yep!  It sounds like depression if it goes on and on and it brings alot of good caring people down this world is a sad place right now.  Things do get better and if you still feel out of it after a long while I would talk with your doctor.Hope you feel better real soon!!