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Q: Very Fatiqued

asked by: lotsat220 on November 28th, 2005

New User

I had a total hysterectomy a little over a year ago but I am still so very tired I wake up in the morning and my body feels like its shaking on the inside. Also it might not be connected but I have on and off pain about 1 inch under the inner part of my ribcage on my right side started out as a pin pricking feeling. Also I am getting on and off pains on my left front side of my neck above my collar bone it comes and goes.Also I take no hrt's. One more thing pain in my left foot in the heel when I wake in the morn to walk. What is going on with me I know I am not going crazy.!!!

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damefrank

replied on December 6th, 2005

New User

You might have suffered a nerve injury during your operation. Nerves do heal...Very slowly, years even. Your body will fix itself, just love it.

pinksalter

replied on December 6th, 2005

Experienced User

Hi

i was ill for a while with a viral infection which went into my nervous system, as I was off and bed bound for a long time. I went to see a doctor who told me I had me or chronic fatigue syndrome as it`s better known. I can wake up and my body is in so much pain from my neck to my legs, arms anywhere. Plus it gets worse if I have done too much the day before.

Some doctors dismiss this as a serious problem but as a sufferer I can tell you its so bad for me that I can`t work at the moment. Your body will heal itself just rest and look after yourself.

pigglet

replied on December 6th, 2005

New User

I'm On the Same Boat

I feel very very weak so weak and exhausted that I can't at times get out of bed cuz I feel like i'm going to faint. If I don't feel so weak I feel extremely light headed................ Wow how precious is life?

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