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August 8th, 2009

i've been really emotional lately crying at the little things in films and things people say to me get me more easily. I've also been drinking a lot more to try and get away from it but i relised thats just causing me more problems. I have also started getting a real bad aching pain in my testicles but more prominent on my right side. I had this when i was younger and it was diagnosed as Mesinteric Adanitis and deferred pain. I was wondering if there could be a link between the pain and my mood?
thanks for reading all help will be appreciated Smile

Chris.

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Mack84

replied August 8th, 2009

I think any and all pain is related to mood swings.

I suffer chronic pain myself (the Army gave me SIJ dysfunction, torn tendons and degenerative joint disease), and although I have other depression issues, these do not help.

If your pain is persistent, it could definitely be related to your depression. Still, you should see another doctor... maybe a psychologist, too. I, of course, am not qualified to diagnose anything.

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