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I have been on isolation for nearly a week back this November. Then I got allergic bronchitis, Bronchivascular hypersensitivity, H-Pylori positive, chronic errosive Gastritis. After all this I still coughs, everyone says it's my mind's issue. I have an inferiority complex when they say it. My psychiatrist said I had epinephrine deficiency. I hate to say it but I feels sad for myself as if I had an Depression or something. I wanted consult a psychologist myself, but I have an inferiority complex to say it out to my parents. I am a type of person who filters out all good stuffs to talk to my parents. In school, I had been bullied, mentally harrased my friend. But she herself had no idea of what she did. I think I am more of in trauma of what happened. What is wrong with me? Why am I having such allergy attacks? Is it due to my stress or PTSD or something?
Hi,This conditions can happen to anyone.You have a condition which is testified . Some factors can make you less sensitive to epinephrine and norepinephrine include,chronic stress, inadequate nutrition, taking certain medications.
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Stress management is important.Do not think you are alone.Get an appointment from a psychologist.
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Hi, I am sorry you are feeling this way. Allergies are triggers caused by some deep subconscious suppressed and unprocessed emotions. It could be coming from your childhood trauma but we can only say so much now with the information we have. Once the associated Unhealed emotions are processed and integrated the allergy should subside.
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Book an appointment with me and We’ll figure this out together. Hope you heal ❤️
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Hi... Your allergic reactions may or may not be related to your mental health condition. I am bit unsure on what basis your Psychiatrist told you that you have epinephrine deficiency.
Did you went through any tests of any kind to deduce that you suffer from such deficiency or was it based on doctor's gist?
Your childhood trauma and Inferiority complex can be effectively dealt with psychotherapy. It will take sometime but you will recover from it. Long-term solution will require to bring about a change form within you in a therapeutic process.
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Consult a Psychologist.
CBT along with Lifestyle Changes and Interpersonal Guidance and Counselling is required.
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