I go to the dr. and of course

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Posted by florezpeeps

i'm so sorry Megan for what it's worth, i am the same...since fh & i have been together i have had so many medical problems, i feel bad bc he is always worrying about some other health issue that manages to come up with me

Thank God they take good care of us right~

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Yes they do take care of us I really think i would be a basket case if it wasnt for FH, he tries to think of the lighter sides of it all. He made a joke today, that with the money my dad gives us when he sells the house after we get married (which we are using to buy something), he thinks we should give it to a dr. to fix me I feel like i am constantly going to dr.'s. I am to go back to the gyno for another HVP vaccine monday, the 19th I have to go back to a dr for a follow up for my surgery back in Dec. the 25th, i have to go back to the dermatologist. And start going back to the chiro! When does it end! And for the rest of my life, getting paps every 6 months, and a heart check up annually.

Oh no!!!!! It will get better!!! You looked great on Tyra the other day though!!!

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Posted by Jamnike

girl! you sound like me!!! im always hurt or ailing....ppl think im a hypo.....oh well...cant make this crap up

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OMG! SO funny you say that! One of my friends says I am a hypo too. It really pis ses me off!! I know when there is something wrong with me. I mean look at my scalp.. did i do that to myself, seriously. Like, i love having things wrong with me!

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exactly!!! one of my managers at work would call me that and im not funny at all!! I couldnt even IMAGINE some of the stuff that happens to me!! and people see me do it too! how could i make it up!!!

But on my defense....i apparently have some sort of genetic collegin (SP) defficiancy....i cant spell iknow...so that was explaining why i fall down all the time....so at least now i have an excuse!! the rest of the stuff...just me...

Stress does amazing things to your body. Age doesn't help nor does being a spaz. The tailbone is a tough injury, not much they can do. IMO, I don't like chiros, I prefer physical therapy. Have you tried that? I can feel your pain though. I have been in pain since my birthday six months ago. I fell, of all places---at my ex-husband's house! In March my back went out and I was out of work for weeks. Now I found out I may need surgery on my knee next month. I have a rotator cuff tear from a 4 ft fall a few years ago. I am highly allergic to the cortisone injections. I had surgery last summer for another issue. I now joke that I am trying to get an award for most surgieres... Do you have a 'toosh cush', special cushion to sit on? It really helps.

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Posted by wundmoretime

Stress does amazing things to your body. Age doesn't help nor does being a spaz. The tailbone is a tough injury, not much they can do. IMO, I don't like chiros, I prefer physical therapy. Have you tried that? I can feel your pain though. I have been in pain since my birthday six months ago. I fell, of all places---at my ex-husband's house! In March my back went out and I was out of work for weeks. Now I found out I may need surgery on my knee next month. I have a rotator cuff tear from a 4 ft fall a few years ago. I am highly allergic to the cortisone injections. I had surgery last summer for another issue. I now joke that I am trying to get an award for most surgieres... Do you have a 'toosh cush', special cushion to sit on? It really helps.

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I've heard that about Chiros too. I actually stopped going because I didnt like him and I'm looking for a new dr. What kind of dr. would I go to for physical therapy?

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Posted by Jamnike

if it makes you feel any better too i think that i have stressed myself to becoming a diabetic....im so thirsty, have to have sugar if i dont eat i pass out......if i have oo much i get so sick.....everyone in my fam is but it was always cuz they were overweight....guess im the 1st with stress induced1

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Have you gone to the dr? These freakin wedding are making everyone sick!!

awe!!!

at least you have a sense of humor about it!!!

I'm suffering from dry scalp as well and nothing makes it better

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Posted by yelley77

awe!!!

at least you have a sense of humor about it!!!

I'm suffering from dry scalp as well and nothing makes it better

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FH helps with the humor.. If i didnt have him, i think i would be freaking out.

Thats what I thought it was, dry scalp. But it was really bad so I'm glad I went to the dermatologist. Maybe you should go just in case

Megan

I have had psoriasis for over 10 years. I am not going to lie, it s u c k s. I have it sorta mild now - it goes in waves. I was just on an injectable medicine for 12 weeks (12 weeks I had to go to the dr for a shot in my arm!) to see if would help because my scalp was bad. It seems to have helped and now I am using a GREAT shampoo called Meted and it seems to keep it 'at bay.' Another great one is Sebulex. They are over the counter and for me, they worked better than the prescription ones. (Not as good as clobex though, if that is what he gave you. That has cortisone in it and is super powerful, just be careful with it.)

If you want any info at all, let me know. I have tried almost everything there is to varying degrees of success. Stress is a major factor, and yes, our bodies sense it even if you don't feel it.

I'm sorry meg

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

Megan

I have had psoriasis for over 10 years. I am not going to lie, it s u c k s. I have it sorta mild now - it goes in waves. I was just on an injectable medicine for 12 weeks (12 weeks I had to go to the dr for a shot in my arm!) to see if would help because my scalp was bad. It seems to have helped and now I am using a GREAT shampoo called Meted and it seems to keep it 'at bay.' Another great one is Sebulex. They are over the counter and for me, they worked better than the prescription ones. (Not as good as clobex though, if that is what he gave you. That has cortisone in it and is super powerful, just be careful with it.)

If you want any info at all, let me know. I have tried almost everything there is to varying degrees of success. Stress is a major factor, and yes, our bodies sense it even if you don't feel it.

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Thanks so much. I dont remember the name of the shampoo he gave me. The sample is a small white botte with green lettering He mentioned the shots if the shampoo doesnt help. I just hope it clears up somewhat before the wedding because you can kinda see it at the hairline I'll definitely keep the shampoos you mentioned in mind if this one doesnt work. Thank you again!

I'm so sorry for everything you are going through! The psoriasis may be a nuisance but is not as serious as your other issues. Some of your issues are definitely stress related. I've been losing a lot of hair myself. I sympathize for you greatly regarding your other issues. I have back and neck issues myself, but a dislocated tail bone! I don't know how anyone can call you a hypochondriac, your other issues are certainly not imagined! It's good that you can keep a positive outloook. Try and take it easy!

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Posted by Jamnike

if it makes you feel any better too i think that i have stressed myself to becoming a diabetic....im so thirsty, have to have sugar if i dont eat i pass out......if i have oo much i get so sick.....everyone in my fam is but it was always cuz they were overweight....guess im the 1st with stress induced1

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Have you gone to the dr? These freakin wedding are making everyone sick!!

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ak
my mom yelled at me and told me when i come to NY in a week shes going to test my blood....lol like she can diagnose me hahaha...soooo tempted to have a candy bar right as im getting off the plane just to freak her out but shes under so much stress herself she might have a heart attack :( soo we wont do that to momma haha

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

Megan

I have had psoriasis for over 10 years. I am not going to lie, it s u c k s. I have it sorta mild now - it goes in waves. I was just on an injectable medicine for 12 weeks (12 weeks I had to go to the dr for a shot in my arm!) to see if would help because my scalp was bad. It seems to have helped and now I am using a GREAT shampoo called Meted and it seems to keep it 'at bay.' Another great one is Sebulex. They are over the counter and for me, they worked better than the prescription ones. (Not as good as clobex though, if that is what he gave you. That has cortisone in it and is super powerful, just be careful with it.)

If you want any info at all, let me know. I have tried almost everything there is to varying degrees of success. Stress is a major factor, and yes, our bodies sense it even if you don't feel it.

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Thanks so much. I dont remember the name of the shampoo he gave me. The sample is a small white botte with green lettering He mentioned the shots if the shampoo doesnt help. I just hope it clears up somewhat before the wedding because you can kinda see it at the hairline I'll definitely keep the shampoos you mentioned in mind if this one doesnt work. Thank you again!

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I had it on the hairline too - the shots took care of that and the shampoo, which I use 2x a week or so, has kept it away. You can get a cortisone ointment from him to use on the hairline for the wedding too, he should give it to you. Who are you seeing? I see Dr. Kessler in Massapequa, I really like him. He has spent so much time listening to me complain and what not -- really nice guy!

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Posted by Jamnike

if it makes you feel any better too i think that i have stressed myself to becoming a diabetic....im so thirsty, have to have sugar if i dont eat i pass out......if i have oo much i get so sick.....everyone in my fam is but it was always cuz they were overweight....guess im the 1st with stress induced1

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Have you gone to the dr? These freakin wedding are making everyone sick!!

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ak
my mom yelled at me and told me when i come to NY in a week shes going to test my blood....lol like she can diagnose me hahaha...soooo tempted to have a candy bar right as im getting off the plane just to freak her out but shes under so much stress herself she might have a heart attack :( soo we wont do that to momma haha

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Aww My grandpa used to do the same when I was younger. I was always a heavy child and he had diabetes and before every dinner he would yell that he wanted to take my blood I never let him. I would get checked just to know though.

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Posted by yelley77

awe!!!

at least you have a sense of humor about it!!!

I'm suffering from dry scalp as well and nothing makes it better

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FH helps with the humor.. If i didnt have him, i think i would be freaking out.

Thats what I thought it was, dry scalp. But it was really bad so I'm glad I went to the dermatologist. Maybe you should go just in case

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I went, he told me to alternate head and shouldrs and selsun blue and it should clear up quickly... no such lluck. I guess I should go back.

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Posted by JBoothIn2008

Megan

I have had psoriasis for over 10 years. I am not going to lie, it s u c k s. I have it sorta mild now - it goes in waves. I was just on an injectable medicine for 12 weeks (12 weeks I had to go to the dr for a shot in my arm!) to see if would help because my scalp was bad. It seems to have helped and now I am using a GREAT shampoo called Meted and it seems to keep it 'at bay.' Another great one is Sebulex. They are over the counter and for me, they worked better than the prescription ones. (Not as good as clobex though, if that is what he gave you. That has cortisone in it and is super powerful, just be careful with it.)

If you want any info at all, let me know. I have tried almost everything there is to varying degrees of success. Stress is a major factor, and yes, our bodies sense it even if you don't feel it.

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Thanks so much. I dont remember the name of the shampoo he gave me. The sample is a small white botte with green lettering He mentioned the shots if the shampoo doesnt help. I just hope it clears up somewhat before the wedding because you can kinda see it at the hairline I'll definitely keep the shampoos you mentioned in mind if this one doesnt work. Thank you again!

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I had it on the hairline too - the shots took care of that and the shampoo, which I use 2x a week or so, has kept it away. You can get a cortisone ointment from him to use on the hairline for the wedding too, he should give it to you. Who are you seeing? I see Dr. Kessler in Massapequa, I really like him. He has spent so much time listening to me complain and what not -- really nice guy!

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Thats good to know. Thanks.. FH doesnt understand this website is more than wedding talk. Its so nice to know that I'm not the only one going through problems like this

I live in Queens, so my dr. is in Astoria.