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Old 06-05-2015, 11:30 AM #1
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Default I have no more explanaition

4 weeks ago, I felt a lot better than now and I dont know what happened.

I first got 2 big inflamminations (acne). My whole realization got extremely worse, I was looking at things without actually realizing them(I cant describe it any better)
When the inflamminations had gone, my realization got better but by far not normal.

2 weeks ago I got something I never had before. Constipation. It lastet 5 days and I got new symptoms, possibly from the straining. I feel extremely tired the whole day, my mind tells me that I should stay in bed. I also had 2 stressfull events, both lastet 2 hours.My muscels feel completely exhausted, I cant properly walk. And I get tension headache everyday in the afternoon, thus I never had this during my whole recovery. My mind goes crazy now. I wake up 10 times each night. Sleeping during the day is not possible becauae I start to jerk right before falling asleep.

No explanaition for all this.
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