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- I just wanted to post this in case anyone needs a CT scan in the future. I worked myself into such fear before going in and put it off for four months. I finally went today. The CT is not ONE bit claustrophobic. It is wide open and short. If you...
- I just wanted to post this in case anyone needs a CT scan in the future.I worked myself into such fear before going in and put it off for four months. I finally went today.The CT is not ONE bit claustrophobic. It is wide open and short. If you...
- My anxiety was treated last summer which was a gift. I still have the thought pattern of an anxious person but am grateful not to have the horrible physical symptoms.That being said, I will don't handle stress very well at all and I'm looking for...
- Hello All, I'm wondering how prolactin level correlates to adenomas.My prolactin level was 79 in late October, then 98 in December and 101 in January. My endo says this range doesn't indicate a tumor getting bigger - just different times of...
- Hello everyone. I just attended a talk about emotional brain training. Pretty interesting stuff. They said it's really effective with PTSD. I'm still learning about it, but wanted to share in case others may find it useful.http://www.ebt.org/
- My kids could use some hugs.My oldest son moved out of the house today and when there's a big change like this, it's very confusing and heart-breaking to them. They feel all alone, abandoned, unloved.Trying to do some fun things today but it's not...
- I went in to my doctor for some routine tests and they accidentally tested my prolactin levels. They were high.One thing they fear when prolactin levels are elevated is that you may have a tumor on the pituitary gland. My doctor wants to check on...
- Hello Everyone, Over the past few months, my prolactin levels have been high. Stress is one of the major causes but another cause is an adenoma on the pituitary gland. I am trying to learn if people with PTSD tend to have higher prolactin levels. ...
- Hello Friends. I have a really amazing doctor but usually use alternative treatments for most things. They are really respectful of my issues.However, I am facing a situation where I need to talk with a new specialist and I'm not sure how to, or...
- I'm posting this in PTSD as well.My cat needs to see the vet but gets extremely stressed out. I decided that's not okay so I called the vet and said, "If you do house calls, I'll stay with you. If not, no hard feelings, but I'm finding another...
- I'm posting this in anxiety as well.I looked at my schedule for tomorrow and saw that I need to get my cat to the vet tomorrow. Poor thing freaks out when she has to go. She wets herself, pants and passes out. And I just thought - this is not...
- I could use some kind words and suggestions. I went in for a cholesterol test in October and the doctor found my prolactin levels were high (supposed to be 26 or less and I was 79). She tested again in November and they were a bit higher (94). My...
- Every year I seem to write up resolutions to lose weight, get organized, challenge my anxiety.This year I decided to do something different. I'm putting together a yearly bucket list. Just fun stuff that I want to do this year. It's simple stuff...
- Starting December 1, NORAD will track Santa. If anyone has littles who may want to play online games and enjoy seeing videos of Santa, here's the web site: http://www.noradsanta.org/I don't know if Christmas is difficult for other multiples but a...
- Normally, I worry about what I will find out between the time blood is drawn and results are back. The anxiety is gone because of getting on the right vitamins - which is fantastic - and this time I got blood drawn and looked forward to learning if...