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I have been under a great deal of stress with my husband having a stroke, but I an find ing that my axiety is getting worse with air hunger and my fibromyslgia is really painful constantly. I am seeing a Psychologist but it is not helping at the moment as she keeps telling my to relax which I finding impossible, my husband is in hospital and I have to visit every other day, which is draining all my energy, feel really depressed , and taking Zopiclone and lorazepam, can anyone help

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Not sure what the drugs are for that you are taking. However LOW Iron is connected to air-hunger. Maybe ask for tests for Iron - B12 - Ferritin - Folate - VitD... All need to be at the top of their ranges and not JUST in range. Ask for copies to keep for your own records.....it is your right to have them.

Are you taking any supplements ?

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