jack9: please help me what to do

[Altostrata]

You can start in our Journals forum or your own medical library.

[DutchMaddy]

There are billions of nerves in you’re brain and their messengers ( neuro transmitters) so I think that if they have to rearrange, adjust to this new status ( no more drugs) that that can cause pain everywhere. Also sensations, tingling, burning etc. I had burning sensations in bladder area and legs. Also ear problems. And as you know that causes dizziness. I likes Baylissa’s book recovery and renewal. Please check it out. I think there is so much we do not know about the brain. I know ssri’s are reuptake inhibitors from our neurotransmitters. All that has to go back to how it was. Maybe David Healy knows more?  Time is what will heal you. It will all pass. Good luck Jack

[jack9]

Thanks alto i will search more in what you gave me.

 

Thanks too for the encourgement @DutchMaddy

But i think that ear pain is not the same as nerva pain we feel all over the body. I think it's another mechanism becuase there is no sensory nerves to pain in the inner ear but there is in the eardrum so in my opinion the drug somehow caused fullness in middle ear and that resulted in pain when it pushes the eardrum outside.

 

[jack9]

I know that the journey is like 2 steps forwards then 1 step backwards so What does turn a corner mean ? Is it like 10 steps forwards suddenly ? And Can it happen anytime sursprisingly ? 

[DutchMaddy]

Please have it checked out. Then you know! Take care🌹

[jack9]

Can someone answer my last post ? 🤕

About how does turning a corner feel like ?

[DutchMaddy]

That is different for everybody. Some people are healing suddenly very quickly and some get longer windows and shorter waves and less severe… take care Jack🌹

[Altostrata]

 

The Windows and Waves Pattern of Stabilization

 

Are We There Yet? How Long is Withdrawal Going to Take?

 

"Is it always going to be like this?"

 

The importance of recognizing you're feeling good

 

Progress! What withdrawal symptoms have gone away for you? 

 

[DutchMaddy]

I answered you Jack. See above…

[jack9]

So in general based on what i saw you can't know if you will heal suddenly like a switch or it will be so gradual? @DutchMaddy

[jack9]

Can some one also tell me how can you predict the lenght of time ?

 

For example i feel better after 14 months but i still have muscle stiffness, ear pain and bloating.

Some days they are a bit better but in general they are sh*tty like my neck is squeezing and my ear is getting stabbed.

 

Can i say i need another 1/ 1.5 years ? I'm scared its more 😪

[jack9]

Imagine that with all this going on i'm still passing my exams in medschool. I'm really pushing my limits like a soldier. I lost a lot of things last 2 years because of this **** but i'm not letting it drop me out of uni.

[Altostrata]

As we've told you previously, @jack9, no one can predict when you will be fully recovered. Most likely, it will be very gradual over months. It is unlikely to be sudden.

[jack9]

My last symotoms are bloating(indigestion), muscle stifness and ear fullness and pain.

 

Do you think there is a good diet that can help my gastointestinal tract or should i just leave it to time ? 

[jack9]

Another question is what are the most nutrients you saw that got depleted by these poisons ? because i'm thinking of doing a blood test to assure that i dont lack anything. 

[Altostrata]

 

Eating as an activating factor

 

Elimination or exclusion diets for reactions to food (food intolerance)

 

Histamine intolerance

 

SCD/GAPS/Paleo Diets

[DutchMaddy]

Jack it’s all time time time. There is no magic cure. Eat healthy and try not to overstimulate you’re nervus system. There is nothing wrong with you. It’s you’re body adjusting..  everybody, really everybody want to know “ when will this end?”  We do not know. But you will get better.. it’s amazing you do all you’re exams and working so hard. One day it will be over!!🌹

[jack9]

And what do you think about doing a blood test ? What nutrients could be depleted from this ?

[jack9]

And what do you think about doing a blood test ? What nutrients could be depleted from this ?

[DutchMaddy]

That is always a good thing. Look for B12. Very important and easy to give your self a shot every few months. Shortage of B12 gives neurological problems. But only if it is very low. Also thyroid and D vit. But time is you’re big healer in WD🌹

[jack9]

I'm thinking of having an ear tube for the fullness of the ear feeling.

 

What do you think about it ? Should i wait more becuase i still have other symptoms also what about anesthesia if i do it ? 🤔

[DutchMaddy]

Hi Jack if you want my opinion, I would do nothing. I had terrible symptoms that just disappeared. Also the anaesthesia is not helping you’re nervus system. On the other hand. If you’re dokter things it’s going to help you much?  It’s not a big thing and can not do much harm. My son had them a lot when he was younger . It’s a very small operation as you will know. And I do not know how bad you’re ear is and you are busy with you’re exams. Either way it’s going to be okay!🌹

[jack9]

Hey @DutchMaddy I assume your son had it because of infections. So how was it for him ? It can be done for people with any ear pressure ( air, fluid ) based on my research and i really don't know how this poison caused this symptom to me so i feel like this exact symptom is not getting much better.

[DutchMaddy]

Maybe you’re ear problem is not a symptom of protracted withdrawal. And the tube operation is very light. My son had it for infections and problems with swimming. 

[jack9]

Did the ear tube help him with his problems ? Also when it fell did he need to another one ? @DutchMaddy

[Altostrata]

@jack9 please see an ear specialist. You're not going to be able to figure out what you have by asking other people on social media. If you need medical treatment for your ear, you should get it as soon as possible.

[DutchMaddy]

Yes it helped him a lot. Fell out one time. Took another one

[jack9]

Hey 

 

Can i ask what should someone learn from this experience ? Like how do you look at it positively in the future ? 

[DutchMaddy]

There are people who say it made them stronger…

I think no one should suffer so much.. but, 

I hear from people who are on the “ other side” ( healed), that they are much happier and appreciative for everything. Care less about what people think, and enjoy every little thing in life….