Depression symptoms vomiting
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Depression may cause some physical symptoms but nothing this extreme. Let me know what medications you are on in case it might be a reaction to one. Some medications can cause nausea and vomiting but usually not this extreme and not if you had it continuously even when off medication.
Gizmo I just wanted to say I tapered from 200mgs. I can't give taper advice on here but you can taper slower than taking it to 1/2 of a pill. You can cut the 1/2 pill. Anyway PM me if you would like. I tapered successfully and I had EXTREME fatique, RLS,anxiety, hot and cold sweats and chills, and depression, I did not vomit at all, so I can't comment on that.
I have been told that my physical symptoms are likely to be due to depression and the lymphocytosis a result of having asthma. I have been taking antidepressants (60mg Duloxetine/ daily - for 12 months), although I stopped taking them 2 months ago as they had no effect on my symptoms. I don't know whether these symptoms are physical or psychological. Can depression cause the physical symptoms i've mentioned above? If so what can I do about it?
Some women can experience a lot of side effects from contraceptive including Yaz. They include, but not limited to, Nausea, vomiting, cramping, bloating, weight and appetite changes, headaches, skin changes and depression. Each woman is different, but if yaz was the cause of your symptoms, you may start to feel relief within the first few weeks of discontinuing it. It can take a few months for it to filter out of your system; each woman varies on this.
ve been experiencing episodes of intense vomiting that usually last from 24-48 hours. I also experience lack of appetite and upper right/mid abdominal pain. Over the past year I have lost 55 pounds without trying. All my blood work has been normal. I have had 2 normal gallbladder ultrasounds, 2 normal abdominal X-rays, normal chest X-ray, and a normal hida scan. I've had 2 upper endoscopys, on the most recent one they found gastritis and signs of GERD.
Flu like symptoms, runny nose, generalized body aches, leg and arm pain, restless leg syndrome, headaches, diarreah, vomiting, fatigue, cold sweats, chronic goose bumps, depression and anxiety. It can range from feeling like a mild flu to the worst flu ever to worse still, depending on amount of usage and time spent using. Ususally the worst of the physical withdrawal is over between 5-7 days. Take care and let us know what your story is. Its not all horrible.
Did your doctor prescribe it for your depression? For your depression see a psychiatrist, they are most knowledgable with the medications used in treating depression. Don't rely on your GP, they don't have a clue when it comes to this. Let us know your symptoms so we can help.
I am a 19-year-old female with a history of depression and anxiety. I have been having monthly bouts of severe dizzinses, nausea, and NAUSEATING hunger since February. I have irregular periods and sometimes I have a burning sensation after I pee. I started Lexapro months after i began having these spells, so I do not believe that this is the problem. I have been blood-tested for Diabetes, Thyroid, and other basic blood tests but it always comes up negative.
I ateone ppop tart yesterday and wound up vomiting nothing but stomach acid. I managed to choke down half a hamburger and some Mac and cheese.. idk that to do.
Lol I got it all.
It all began about 6 or so years ago. I began having episodes of vomiting and abdominal pain. It took doctors a year to figure out my gallbladder needed out, so they took it out. I still have episodes of vomiting and left upper belly abdominal pain. The episodes have become more frequent within the last year or so and currently I experience pain every day and nausea.
My son age 21 has had problems with nausea and vomiting, GERD, a large hiatal hernia and IBS since he was a baby all of which exacerbated his Asthma. He also had a congenital heart defect, which was corrected when he was 12. He had stomach surgery when he was 13. The Dr. removed his gallbladder, had a NISSAN and a feeding tube. He was in the hospital for 2 months after his surgery while the Drs were trying to find out why he was vomiting so much.
m now wondering if perhaps my symptoms are due to depression or are perhaps exacerbated because of depression. My question is can depression be a purely physical disease? In other words, can one have depression without feeling 'sad' emotionally? I've always been a happy, optimistic person. I have no other major stressors in my life, aside from my present illness. I'm a 30 y/o male with no history of any serious illness. I'm in good shape and have a good social life.
Eventually I had to pull myself out of my program due to lack of health improvement, so here I am, June 19th living at home and still not feeling myself. My symptoms have improved but I have little motivation and always feel weak and fatigued. I am not myself and do not know if I am fatigued from my disease or do I have depression?
If you discontinue too fast you may experience nausea,sweating,upset stomach,headache, neck pain or vomiting. Symptoms of depression/anxiety may also return.
t keep anything down, cant gain weight. What could be causing this, and could it be because of any depression meds that he is taking.
For the past 4 years i have experienced attacks every few months of lower back pain and stomach pain vomiting feverish which can last anywhere from a 4 to 6 hours mainly at night.The vomiting lasts until i am puking up bile and i feel exhausted for a couple of days after the attack. Paracetmol and other painkillers hav been unsuccessful.
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