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Q: Tired with nosebleeds
asked by: xxshiga on May 6th, 2009
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Hi there. (I'm 18, female.)
I am normally a person who needs a lot of sleep anyway, but over the last few days I've been excessively tired. This has been coupled with strange abdominal pain that comes and goes, and nosebleeds.
I am on anti-depression medication, but nothing else currently. Are these symptoms caused by stress, and if so, what can I do to get better? I don't like lying in bed all day. Sad

Thanks in advance.
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schmita2
replied on May 8th, 2009
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talk to a doctor, perhaps two
a girl i used to know had these issues. they just came on like yours, and she wasn't taking any medication.

first check with the doctor that prescribed the medication. i don't think it's related.

i think the girl i knew who suddenly had problems with extreme fatigue with nose bleeds had iron deficiency. that could be wrong. but go see a doctor, because this IS something you will need a doctor for.
good luck.

oh, I did have abdominal pain (sharp) from one anti-depressant. I had to switch types. So consider that as well. And keep an eye on your eating behavior/mentality. anti-depressants made me gain 40 lbs in no time by creating binging (doctors don't understand how it happens, just that it does with MANY pills).
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xxshiga
replied on May 11th, 2009
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Thanks for replying - I was worried I wasn't going to get one!
I'll book an appointment with my doctor, then.
And it's interesting because since I've been on these tablets I have felt the urge to eat more and I have put weight on. I thought that it would probably be related to the depression generally, though and not the medication.
I'll be sure to ask her that as well.

Thanks once again.
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