headaches,loss of appetite, pelvic cramping, nausea..am I dying? Feels like it?
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Sounds like someone is pregnant! If you missed your last period or skipped on the pill, slipped up and had sex and thought nothing happened then yeah you might be experiencing morning sickness. If this pretty much answers your question go see your gyno a.s.a.p.
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Well....:D \n\n1) No period at regular time\n2) Perhaps morning sickness\n3) Tender breasts\n4) Swelling\n5) Desire to kill people\n6) Cravings for rare and exotic food\n7) More swelling\n8) Back pain\n9) Irritation\n10) Hot flashes and more back pain\n11) Inability to sleep\n12) Raiding the fridge\n13) Eating 1 gallon of pickles and two tubs of Ben & Jerry's at 2 am.\n\nOkay, so only the first 3 or 4 apply to beginning pregnancy. If you have any doubts use a pregnancy test (or two) and see your doctor. If you can't afford it go to your local health department and they will test you for free.
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I have been reading this book called Menopause Without Medicine, \nwanted to share something with you that I read today.\n\nIf you have emotional distress, what are the chances that you are \nmissing a vital vitamin or mineral in your diet? Check whether any of \nthe symptoms listed below are familiar to you:\n\n- Vitamin B-1(thiamine): loss of appetite, depression, irritability,\n  memory loss, sensitivity to noise, inability to concentrate, \n  fatigue, reduced attention span.\n\n- Vitamin B-3 (niacin): insomnia, nervousness, confusion, depression,\n  hallucination, loss of memory\n\n- Vitamin B-6: anxiety, depression, irritability, insomnia\n\n- Pantothenic acid: depression, inability to tolerate stress\n\n- Vitamin B-12 (cobalamine): difficulty concentrating and remembering,\n  stuporous depression, severe agitation, hallucinations, manic\n  behavior\n\n- Folic acid: irritabiity, weakness, apathy, hostility, anemia\n\n- Vitamin C: increased stress and fatigue\n\n_ Vitamin E: depression, lethargy\n\n- Potassium: nervousness, irritability, mental disorientation\n\n- Magnesium: paranoid psychosis\n\n- Calcium: anxiety, neurosis, fatigue, insomnia, tension\n\n- Zinc: anemia, poor mental function\n\n- Iron: depression, lethargy, poor concentration, irritability,\n  decreased attention span, personality changes\n\n- Essential fatty acid: anxiety, irritability, insomnia\n\nThe chemical makeup of the brain requires an ample and constant \nsupply of essential nutrients. Vitamins, amino acids, fatty acids, \nand enyzymes are all interrelated, each dependent on the others for \nabsorption and utilization; moreover, a shortage of one vital element \ncan render all the others less effective. That is why nutritionists \nurge people to eat a variety of nutrient-dense foods.\n\nI do know from past research and personal experience that if you are \nnot taking a good multi-vitamin along with a mineral supplement it is \nmore difficult to get your hormones balanced and keep them there...\n\n\nNeed more info?\nE-mail me!\nBlessings~\nMichelle Jones
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The doctor will be able to tell you with a simple blood test.  But it sounds to me like your just stressing over it and that may make these symptoms "new" to you.  You'll feel better tomorrow after you go to the doc.
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pain, bleeding and digestive problems
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Hormones! most symptoms should clear upi by the end of the first tri-mester. Keep some soda crackers(saltines) next to your bedside. before you even get up to stand, have a few crackers. When you do make it out of bed and you still feel a bit queasy, drink something really cold. If all else fails..give in and have a good heave. remember to stay properlly hydrated and eat a balanced meal. exercise lightly. Best wishes and congrats?
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Side effects of hysterectomy (keep the ovaries).  No more cramping, bleeding, birth control.   Had mine 12/02 and started having an occasional hot flash just recently.  PMS hung around for a few months.  Other than that, and a lil 'swelly belly' .. everything's fine.  We adjust.  Beats the HELL out of alot of pain.
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Hard to say, but I would group the following (no appetite, nausea after eating, queasiness, stomach pain, gas, constipation, low energy) into one condition and leave the others out for now probably (they're prob not serious unless you're over 60). Anyway, for the stomach problem, it does sound like you have some sort of intestinal issue.  Could be appendicitis, so it's worth getting checked at an ER when you're having the pain.
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OMG!!! my cramps feel like someone is on the inside trying to get out!!! my breasts get tender,im bloated,i cry,i get nauseus and my stomach turns into the bottomless pit.all i want is salt and chocolate.only thing that helps me is aleve or motrin 800.some mcdonalds fries,hershey kisses and craw under the covers and sleep until its over
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I just went through in vitro as well and wondering how you feel.  I have done 2 cycles of IUI that were not successful.  I seem to only be feeling the side effects of the medicines.  Is this normal?
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It can happen. Call your GYN doctor for a check up to see what is actually going on. Hope you feel better soon.
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They gave me head-aches, and I also get nauseous the first week. If the side effects are bothering you, ask your doc if you can try a different birth control.
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First off this is a much more complex question than anyone in Yahoo! questions can possibly address (there is a reason you make an appointment to go see your medical provider) - you really need to discuss with your doctor what is on her mind.\n\nThat's quite a list you present.  You did not mention the type of specialist you are being referred to.  Here are some of my thoughts on first blush.\n\n1.  Your hip popping out with orgasm, limping and bruising or not, sounds at worst as a malformation of the head of the femur or of the socket of your pelvis.  The associated pain does not sound terribly concerning.  It might be soft tissue injury.  It might not be anything.\n\n2.  The legs giving out with walking/passing out begs the question as to whether your legs give out causing you to pass out.  Or you pass out causing your legs to buckle - which is more likely.  The list of causes is very long for this issue...including things that are not very serious but there are some things that are very serious that should at least be considered and if not present, ruled out.\n\n3.  Lastly, your lightheadedness which might be a pre-cursor to #2 above.\n\nYour physician is trying to get to the bottom of things.  Any time a patient presents with non-specific symptoms that COULD have a serious cause, then you are compelled to look into enough to either confirm or refute that these potentially bad things are or are not happening.  Once you have established what is NOT happening then you can start focusing on treating the symptoms.  You can imagine how irritated a patient would be if your doctor assumed these symptoms were not serious (because it is most likely they are not serious) only to find out, whoops, in this case it was.\n\nTry to relax.  Attend your appointment with the specialist. Ask questions.  If doctors don't yet know, sometimes they are very uncomfortable with saying so.  Rest assured no one is trying to keep your condition from you.  When they know, you will know.\n\nGood luck.
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Killer cramps and GI disturbances are signs of Endometriosis.  Pain and symptoms such as those you describe are never normal and are the body's way of telling you something is wrong.  The pill can be helpful, but it's not your only choice for treatment.  The important thing is to get diagnosed.  Determining the underlying cause will help you get effective treatment, whether it turns out to be Endometriosis or something else.  Talk to your GYN and also visit www.endocenter.org; the ERC has a fact sheet dealing with Endo in the lesbian community.  Good luck to you.
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Ouchie hon..sorry you feel so lousy! I have had almost all of the symptoms of PCOS but my doctor never diagnosed it. I do what you are going through though. I don't go a day without plucking, shaving etc....I have had some tremendous abdominal pains. I have even had surgery twice to remove tumors. The first time I had tumors the size of large grapefruits and, the second time(yes, they grew back. And only 2 years apart) they were the size of softballs. Here it is 4 years later and I need it again.\n\nThe dark blood could mean you may have endometriosis in addition to the cysts. Endo is also known as having 'chocolate cysts'. These may have been bursting, or your ovarian cysts have been bursting. Hence all the pain and bleeding you have endured.\n\nWrite down any questions you may have and bring them with you to the doctor. Have a friend with you for moral support as well. It never helps to go through this alone. Hope you feel better soon hon..this is a toughie but, you'll get through it. Keep us posted!
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Back in August I had my period for 9 days straight....constant cramping, sometimes feeling like contractions, and constant bleeding. (There was even a red ring around the toilet, gross!) Anyways, I KNEW this wasn't normal for me and went to the doc's. Finds out I have ovarian cysts which was causing this, I don't know exactly why, and not saying this is your problem, but if it's not normal for you, which it's obviously not since you are frightened, I would suggest a visit to the old doctor and see what's going on.  The worse he can say is he doesn't know and to keep an eye on it, which unfortunately wouldn't be suprising, but just knowing you went to get it checked on can help calm you down.  Good luck to you!
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ask the Doctor what side effects if any there may be for you if you do decide to go for it anyway. You may need to go on HRT, this may cause you more pains if they are hormone related.\n\ni am 23 and would consider it, because my periods are few and far between but when i am on i can be on for months. so i know what you are going through. I to can't take the pill as it gives me chronic pains and i can't walk however my test came back normal and i went for a scan, apparently there's not much else they can do.