Comments on: The doctors can’t give me any good answers. Can you help?

By: Chandrashekar

Chandrashekar — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

Did you know that your Diet should be based on your Blood type .

Your blood type is the key that unlocks the door to the mysteries of health, disease, longevity, physical vitality and emotional strength. Your blood type determines your susceptibility to illness, which foods you should eat and how you should exercise. It is a factor in your energy levels, the efficiency with which you burn calories, your
emotional response to stress and perhaps even your personality.

Breakthrough came with the discovery that two major diseases of the
stomach were associated with blood type. The first was the peptic ulcer, a condition often related to higher than average stomach acid levels. This condition was reported to be more common in people with Type O blood than in people with other blood types. I was
immediately intrigued, since my father had observed that Type O patients did well on animal products and protein diets–foods that require more stomach acid for proper digestion.

Blood type analysis offered a powerful means of interpreting individual variations in health and disease. Given the amount of available research data, it is surprising that the effects of blood type on our health have not received the measure of attention that they deserve.

Do know what to eat based on your blood group

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By: Paramedic Girl

Paramedic Girl — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

Matt, have you ever seen an Internist? If not, ask your family doctor to refer you to one.

They specialize in internal medicine that is difficult to sort out.

By: laheela_hargest

laheela_hargest — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

I feel for you. Really. My little brother likes to say, "Doctors get paid a lot to guess." I went through something like that (although totally different symptoms). I had a headache every minute of every day for a year and a half before I learned what it was. They were intense and everything, and doctors kept saying it was migraines (obviously they weren’t), then tension (obviously they weren’t), and whatnot. I got tested for EVERYTHING. Had a blood test every other week. Took over 25 different medications. The hospital became my second home. It was nasty.

Know how I finally found the diagnosis for my headaches? The Internet. Yeah, seriously. My headaches were due to TMJ. None of my 6 doctors even considered it.

So, try looking up some symptoms on the Internet, including MS. You may find something. Otherwise, if you can find absolutely nothing, you may be unfortunately the patient of a Medical Mystery. Just hang in there and keep looking. I can pray for you, if you want.

By: gillianprowe

gillianprowe — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

First I think we have to remove the anxiety of feeling ill, having symptoms and not getting any help. Once that comes out, I think you might have Fibromalgia. Best of Luck

By: Susan Yarrawonga

Susan Yarrawonga — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

Perhaps you are suffering a lot of side effects from all your different types of prescription medication such as antibiotics.

Your immune system could obviously do with a bit of boosting so taking 1or 2 gm of vitamin C every day will help.

The two natural antibiotics colloidal silver and (odourless) garlic oil capsules, taken every day, will also boost your immune system.

As for actual remedies for your numerous health problems perhaps you could post this question in the Alternative Medicine section under Health. Doctors aren’t helping you much and are probably aggravating all your problems with useless antibiotics and other prescription medication. What you need is natural remedies and Alternative Medicine may perhaps be the place to find them.

By: Hazie

Hazie — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

Matt i really feel for you i hav had something like that for the last year- i have the extreme fatigue, week feeling,low concentration, sore throat, terrible pain all over my body-( mine is slightly different im also suffering from insomnia,light sensitivity, digestive problems, really bad headaches-basically it feels like ive had the flu for a year im always exhausted and often bed ridden-any hard activity or stress sets me back-ive seen loads of doctors and havnt gotten anywhere like u they have not been helpfull at all ive gotten LOADS of tests done and nothings come up so they hav tired to but me on anything that might treat a few of the symptoms lik sleeping tablets, pain killers,dietary supplements and even antidepressant’s-none of which help!
But there is hope-i hav found rather than been given a diagnoses-i have CFS/ME-it took a while for me to get there needless to say ive had no help from doctors as there is no test for it i only got there thru a process of elimination and it took a long time!
because you symptoms are slightly different from mine i think you should look into fibromyalgia. i looked into it a bit while i was eliminating for myself and from what i remember of it it sounds similar to what youve been sayin-and if it turns out its not that dont loose hope it has to be something keep looking and pushing doctors-there is an answer!
-ps:sorry this was so long i tend to blab!

By: Fiona VT

Fiona VT — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

you may abe very sensitive to pollutants, which are all around you, there are a number of fail safe options, no.1 give up meat, no2. take a probiotic, this can be expensive, but you can make your own keffir, you just need a starter, the yoghurt on the supermarket shelf contrary to package advertising does not contain any live bacteria. Taking a probiotic is very important especially if you have been taking anti-biotics, it looks like your immune system is low. Be sure you are taking a multi-vitamin mineral supplement, your constant hunger could be associated with lack of nutrients, but most importantly take the probiotic, there is a product at health food stores that is even better than ‘inner health plus’, it starts with a ‘p’. get back to me. Fiona

By: trek

trek — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

I went through a similar experience many years ago with an extensive range of symptoms. My symptoms gradually disappearedd when I stopped worrying about them & what they"might" represent. The medical Drs thought I may have had Lupus & many of these frightening diseases they test for can trigger some pretty bad subconsious thougts leading to yet more symptoms.Sounds like theyve eliminated as much as they can & with current medical testing so try doing daily exercise & meditation

By: replyat.com

replyat.com — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:21:30 +0000

Just try to eliminate joint pains.
Rest of them may disappear.

Remember the nature has not given you a most advance body system to cry with pains. Your body has all the auto correction facilities for its smooth operation. A part of you brain is constantly working to protect and repair your each body cell without your notice. It only creates pain to let you know that things are getting out of its control and needs your urgent attention. Sometimes your are required to do some minor corrections in your living style to lead a pleasant life.