I would feel sick and fatigue. Go to the school nurse and multiple doctors. My chest would feel tight and my stomach would hurt. Once or twice I couldn't even get out of bed for school. I physically couldn't. Other times I would force myself and be extremely dizzy feeling like I would throw up. Eventually my parents go me some over the counter meds and it subsided for a little while. Now it's coming back. The meds arent working. My stomach will hurt randomly. My lower abdomen will hurt too. My head hurts. I feel sick a lot, espically in cars. I can't stand for too long either. I've had all these symptoms except blood in and vomiting (though I've been close)
17f if not this what do you think it wrong with me? (I'm now a senior in highschool) for added info I was also rushed from my school in an ambulance to a hospital because my pulse and blood pressure was too high. It often is.
Diverticulitis means there is an infection. Diverticulosis is the underlying condition which is not that severe (I know because I have it). An active infection would likely have killed you by now so I doubt that is your problem. Persist with your doctor until you are diagnosed and treated.
So... what about stress? Stress affects people differently. Different levels of stress affect differently. Stressing about what may be wrong will produce other symptoms.
Go back to sophomore year - did anything superstress you out? Death of a loved one? Bad breakup? Switch schools? Bullied?
@SW-User Well I was taken from my mom due to abuse and neglect when I was going into my freshman year. I was bullied pretty bad. To the point people fave me razors and told me to kms with them to be cornered and told my boyfriends suicide was my fault and people wanting to fight me. That was all freshman year though. Sophomore was a bit better though I still had some problems.
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@Deletedlol It [i]could[/i] be connected to that in a deep subconscious way. This would explain why there's no physical evidence in your body of an infection, parasite or similar. Like PTSD.
