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Depression , intermittently swelling
I am female of age 32. My husband suffered big loss in business 4-5 years back.since then I became very sensitive even small things affects my mood .during my pregnancy I was diagnosed thyroid .I am taking thyroxin 100 mg 1 tablet per day.but sometime when I come under some little stress also I am unable to breathe properly for 4-5 days.doctor told it's asthama. Usually I feel very weak and very much sensitive to small things.i feel high pain in legs also and some time my body gets swelled
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Some time mental problems turns into physical problems.It os common.Dont get afraid.Contact any good homoeopathic physician ,i think it will help you.
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Counselling Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
I think, it is psychosomatic.
As you have analyzed yourself, it could be your perception, and it is causing so. E irritation I you.
Because of that, even slight changes or expectations, if not met, causes some anger in you.
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Consult a psychologist for a better clarity and understanding.
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