Anxiety and vit d3

[Adnankhan]

Dealing with anxiety stomach issues trust me guys i had tests thyroids and all came back normal except vit d3 level are low which is causing anxiety and phobias panic attacks.

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I am on D3 medications daily, it is one for Pensioners. We all need sunlight and sometimes we can be lacking especially if you are in doors working.

I also need B12 injections as my body is unable to produce it on its own, every twelve weeks.

BOB

[Adnankhan in reply to Hidden]

Why do u have health issues i have emetephobia gad panic and all everuthing that shakes u

[Hidden in reply to Adnankhan]

I have problems with my joints, I have a form of Psoriasis that has been damaging my joints etc. So I need the B12 and D3. They are actually working my injections for B12 are given every twelve weeks, so now I generally do not need to use a walking stick as much. I still need all my pain medications, although the D3 does increase positive mood and keeps people more able to feel better. I also suffer Reactive Depression.

BOB

[Adnankhan in reply to Hidden]

I got my thyroid checked i lack vit d rest was normal but i just cant get my mind off anxiety n panic

[Adnankhan in reply to Adnankhan]

I am on paxil ofr years i just messed up my dose n it came back sooo hard with this nauseous i am also hypochondriac

[Hidden in reply to Adnankhan]

I take Citalopram been on them now for many years. I also take Amytryptalene for joint and tendon nerve damage it all keeps us going.

My Wife looks after all my medications as I have problems with my Short term memory.

BOB

[Adnankhan in reply to Hidden]

Lucky i salute to ur wife as she takes care well i hope u get better

[Hidden in reply to Adnankhan]

Too late now, seventy in three months time

BOB

[Hidden in reply to Adnankhan]

Are they arranging any treatment for your mood and Anxiety ? You are mentioning you are a Hypochondriac. you are thinking you have a tranche of illness and deep down you health is ok ?

You mention you have messed up doses of medication, do you need to discuss that with your GP

BOB