Low serotonin or an anomaly?!
Question: Low serotonin or an anomaly!?
I have a very worrisome problem!. I have a very bad back which causes me a lot of pain and to that end I use to take Tylenol #1 with codeine along with Celebrex for over a year!. About 6 months ago I started feeling very ill after taking the Tylenol #1 and so I stopped!. I went to my doctor and he gave me cyclobenzaprine which helped but I found it too made me feel terrible!. I then switched to normal Tylenol, which has caffeine in it but found it too made me feel sick!. I then tried plan acetaminophen which did not make me sick!. I have always had bad reactions to caffeine so I assumed that was what was making me feel sick!. Two weeks ago I started feeling ill after taking normal acetaminophen!. I don't think I have a liver problem as I never took more than 1000mg at once and I kept my daily intake below 5000mg!. Also a year ago all of my liver function tests came back normal!.
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Honestly, either you developed a liver function problem, or it's all in your head!. See your doctor!.
Honestly, with THAT many health problems, you should seek professional help!. Anything is possible, you've got quite the array of symptoms going on!. Unfortunately, you don't get very many medical professionals on here, so all you're going to get is uneducated speculation, at best!. I wish you luck, I would hate to be in your position!. And definitely mention the seratonin when you see your GP or psychiatrist!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Honestly, either you developed a liver function problem, or it's all in your head!. See your doctor!.
Honestly, with THAT many health problems, you should seek professional help!. Anything is possible, you've got quite the array of symptoms going on!. Unfortunately, you don't get very many medical professionals on here, so all you're going to get is uneducated speculation, at best!. I wish you luck, I would hate to be in your position!. And definitely mention the seratonin when you see your GP or psychiatrist!.Www@Answer-Health@Com