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| kasper87
- Mon Sep 03, 2007 12:07 am |
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19.
Male
No Mental Dx's - - (Irritible Bowel D Patient)
No Surgeries
No Mental Family History
Current Meds: Humira - Entocort EC
My question is: Curious if this is normal and why.
I have noticed a lot when i am tired i get a lot of anxiety related symptoms. I don't feel i am depressed or stressed about to many things besides the fact i worry a lot.
I guess the MAIN question i have is, I sometimes feel that my "thoughts" or "mind" is so RANDOM when i am fatigued and feels like my thoughts are "loud" or too noticeable. Its almost one of those things that are hard to explain. My ears just feel opened up and i can hear "myself" think.. ( i guess it feels like its hard to control my mind when i am tired i guess.
Sounds like voices i know, but its my own mind, and i don't answer them, i don't hallucinate. i don't have delusions. I just think im worrieng over nothing. I am not in denial and i do realize i worry a lot.
I have been drinking a lot of Monster energy drinks that have a lot of caffeine in it. I drink a few a day, and im already tired as it is because i am borederline Anemic..... Mabey its just the fatigue and i need to eat better and ween myself off the caffeine.
Mabey i just need someone to tell me i am over exaggerating and im normal and i will overcome everything like i always do.
I work a 25 hour a week job and i consider myself pretty smart...
Any ideas why i feel this way? Why do i feel like im Schizo at times. I think I worry too much! :-)
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| Dr. K. Eisele
- Mon Sep 03, 2007 4:24 pm |
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 Dear Kasper87:
You are worrying too much. I think if you do what you've been thinking about--weaning yourself off the energy drinks and eat better--you will feel much better.
Good luck, and let us know if this solves your problem.
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