[munchkinn98]

Ok so I have not been feeling very good sense last night. It's really weird. My eyes feel heavy and tired and when I am not directly in front of a fan or the ac I feel very hot and flushed and my skin gets sweaty and clamy. As long as I am laying down in front of the fan or in a well air conditioned/ cold to anyone else room with no blankets or clothes on and my eyes are closed I feel fine (except for a head ache) and normal. My throat, lips and mouth are constantly dry in spite of drinking a lot of water and although I have been able to eat I have still been experiencing a very low level of feeling nauscious or however you spell it, but I am not experiencing any muscle cramps and the heat unless constantly in a cool area is constant. What could be the cause and should I be seen by a Dr.

[StrawberryHobo]

I experienced similar symptoms when I was pregnant with my son... Is there a chance you might be in that delicate condition?

[munchkinn98]

I experienced similar symptoms when I was pregnant with my son...... Is there a chance you might be in that delicate condition?

No chance at all. I have had a tubal banding for 18 years now

[munchkinn98]

No chance at all. I have had a tubal banding for 18 years now

I have also had my period, so I doubt it's pregnancy.

[StrawberryHobo]

Okay well I'm sorry but I don't know what that could be. Still I would see a doctor just to be safe.

[LadySam]

How old are you? Menapause?
When things aren't "right" it's always best to seek medical attention.

[munchkinn98]

How old are you? Menapause?
When things aren't "right" it's always best to seek medical attention.

I am 38, so I would be to young for menopause.

[munchkinn98]

I am 38, so I would be to young for menopause.

I also don't have health insurance and I am unemployed so going to the Dr. is a bit costly for my budget, so I was trying to get some ideas as to the cause, before I seek medical attention.

[LadySam]

Unfortunately we can't diagnose here, and it would be dangerous to try, if this continues to be a problem then I would seek medical help.
Is there a public health department in your area that could help you out?
The Dept. of Social Services should be able to point you in the right direction for needed medical care.
I understand the financial constraints, I really do, but you shouldn't gamble with your health and you may find that it is something that can be easily dealt with.

[Fr_Chuck]

Many women start the "change" as young as 38 now adays. But it can be anything so a doctors appointment is never wrong.

** You do know that banding has had a high degree of failure, do a Google search on it.