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I'm going to the doctor tomorrow but i'd like a quick opinion now about whats wrong with me please help?

  • Ok for about a year i have had extreme fatigue i'm 5'4 and i only way about 94 pounds. Im turning 16 in less than a month. I sleep from about 11 a.m. at night till 3 or sometimes 6 p.m. I eat normal and drink enough water and lately i've been having trouble thinking like during a conversation i loose thought of what i was going to say and forget. My father has Multiple Sclerosis has some of these symptoms and my grandmother has about 5 autoimmune disorders and has lupus. Please help i don't know whats wrong with me!!!

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    Chronic fatigue causes.... Various post-viral fatigue states/post-viral fatigue syndromes (eg. following glandular fever/mononucleosis, hepatitis, Q fever, flu, measles, chickenpox, herpes and many other infections) Fibromyalgia Candida Athlete over-training syndrome Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome (MCSS) Multiple Sclerosis Thyroid disease Adrenal insufficiency Localised and metastatic malignancies Brain tumours, including astrocytomas and gliomas Transverse Myelitis Myopathic illnesses including: myasthenia gravis, mitochondrial myopathies, post-infectious polymyositis Vitamin B12 deficiency disorders: pernicious anaemia, intentional dietary deprivation, intestinal disease *note: B12 deficiency can be misdiagnosed as MS Magnesium deficiency Vitamin D deficiency Rheumatoid illness or lupus (SLE) Sarcoma Renal or liver disease Infectious illnesses including: Toxoplasmosis, AIDS, Lyme disease (Borrelia burgdorferi), Tuberculosis and Brucellosis Various psychiatric and social psychiatric states including: anxiety neurosis, uncomplicated endogenous or reactive depression, clinical depression, psychopathic personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Schizophrenia and other psychiatric disease

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Anything could be wrong with you, so put yourself together and bear in mind that you would be going to see the doctor in less than 24 hours. Your problem could be psychological (pretty frequent in teens), endocrine (thyroid??), or due to an auto-immune disorder. Freaking out is not the best treatment for you now. Keep cool and go see your doc tomorrow.

daprize

Sounds like ms wow its bad i know all about it because i have ms and really sounds like it. Get a mri asap

jonathan kraska

You can help your doctor doing the detective work to come up with an accurate diagnosis by organizing the information about your symptoms. Here are some questions that should help you do that. What is the symptom(s)? When did it start? How long does it last? How often do you have each symptom? To what degree does this symptom prevent you from doing your activities of daily living? What makes it feel better? What makes it feel worse? Have you noticed any triggers? (Like just after you eat, when you are over tired, after you hvae been in the sun, after you have exercised, etc.) The diagnostic process is one of elimination. The doctor will test for the most common cause of your symptoms. If that is not the problem, they will move onto the next possibilty. It may take a little time. It is better to know than not know. You have what you have, whether you know it or not. Once you know, you can take steps to manage your condition. Best wishes.

Linda R

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