“Why do I experience extreme exhaustion and pain?”
For the past 2 years, I've been experiencing extreme exhaustion and I always feel like I'm in pain. I even feel bloated after I eat or even just drink water. What's causing this, and how can I treat it?
9 Answers
You need to see your family doctor and your chiropractic doctor.
That’s difficult to diagnose without any other information, but one of the most common causes of fatigue is low thyroid function. Getting a full thyroid panel (not just testing TSH by itself) including antibody markers is important when properly diagnosing a thyroid issues. If all those numbers are normal there’s a couple next logical things to look at, but that’s the most common reason for fatigue (often misdiagnosed and/or undiagnosed).
You may experience pain and exhaustion due to some sort of vitamin or mineral deficiency, or other factors such as anemia. Please check with your chiropractor to order some blood tests for farther evaluation. Not every pain is a true muscular pain or joint pain. Other major organs must be considered to be ruled out.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
You probably have some sort of digestive issue and inflammation that causes pain plus some metabolic problem that causes exhaustion and low energy. have a comprehensive blood test helps to find out what the problem is.
I would look to the lower GI track. Things like the Ilio Cecil valve syndrome, sluggish Gall bladder, and finally the lower thoracic spine for misalignments.
That’s a complicated question with a variety of symptoms and therefore a myriad of possible answers. I would suggest you start with a complete examination including blood tests. I would suggest a change in diet including avoiding simple carbohydrates and sugar including alcohol and caffeine. I’d recommend you also see a chiropractor to balance your nervous system and correct subluxations.
It would be advised to see your primary MD for further evaluation. You will probably need some testing with a thorough examination to rule out some possible diagnoses.
I recommend speaking about this with your Medical Doctor and getting some bloodwork done. This can be a potentially serious condition.
This could be a GI issue. You can call the clinic today. We would do labs and a full exam.
