Experiences with

Hydrotherapy

Here are a few suggestions that work for me in no particular order. They are all natural, cost free and have only positive side effects. - avoid or greatly reduce stimulants / depressants like sugar and caffiein and alcohol - excercise. even if it's as simple as walking. Get blood and oxygen

Has anyone tried it for their anxiety/panic? If you have is it worth trying? How did you go?

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Good Morning, Does anyone else listen to relaxing or hypnosis recordings to help them sleep? I’ve found them to be a great help in drifting off stopping my brain from overthinking. They don’t keep me asleep but I do feel better in a morning when I wake as I don’t lay getting agitated with thoughts.

Holding Back the Years - features Dr Rangan Chatterjee the same Dr as 'Dr in the House' covering Fibromyalgia and asks if we are a nation addicted to painkillers? Click to watch....... https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09wcfcm/holding-back-the-years-series-2-episode-3 Before watching

I don't know if this has anything to do with ADHD or not. I've never read anything linking it but does anyone else have a hard time controlling emotions, especially crying. I can be talking to someone about something that isn't even really sad and I start tearing up. This can be so embarrassing.

What is your tremor trying to tell you? . What happens when you jump into the shower and it's cold?😨 Firstly you shudder message to brain " Attention " bodies amber aler!, "visual display to others all is possibly not ok" if the temperature rises body goes back to green everything OK! But if it doesn't

Last week I purchased a great book. It’s called Take Control of Your IBS by Prof Peter Whorwell. He is one of the UK’s leading IBS gastroenterologists and sees the patients the rest of the NHS can’t do anything with. I found the book to be so easy to read and written in layman’s terms. As someone who

Ive been reading these types of pages for over a year now trying to find answers as to why i feel the way i do. For the past year i have been dealing with symptoms such as dizziness, heart palpitations, ectopic heart beats, nausea, stomach issues, visual problems like feeling as through everything is

So after my wobble at the beginning of the week, after grainy scan in the UK, tomorrow we will hopefully be winging our way to Spain. They want to do their own scan on Monday to check if there is actually a hydrosalpinx or not. Hopefully (for no delays) all is well which will mean transfer on Tuesday

But I have pain medication now without anyone batting an eyelash, a coil fitted which is helping the chronic anaemia somewhat, hydrotherapy for a year and a physio class I’ve been referred to try.

Hi everyone, I am still battling with my new onset tinnitus. During the last few weeks I have felt better since taking fluxotine and I have had odd days when my t is calmer. My hearing therapist agrees I have severe tinnitus due thre number of sounds i have in both ears and head, which Include static

I ended up quitting my job that very first day. the symptoms were too great for me to handle but I made it through almost half a day. I was, and still am, extremely discouraged with myself but I will continue trying to find a job that will be better suited for me and my situation.. I've been pushing

I have a mild form of IBS, probably D with a little C, and am working on my diet and hypnotherapy, but this week I've been getting painful gas from my shoulders through my lower back (it would be scary if I didn't know if had something to do with IBS). I'm just wondering if other people experience this

Hi, after years of trying everything - even mild hypnosis - my 8-year old daughter is finally dry at night thanks to a bed alarm!! I'm not sure if it's a combination of the alarm following the hypnosis pre-Christmas, but it's a miracle and so I wanted to share in case it helps anyone. I bought the

Well today the rheumatologist has said he thinks I’ve got hyper mobility syndrome with chronic pain (and made worse by the bone on my hip) Hes made a huge plan of action for me and really seems like he wants to help I’ve also been booked in for hydrotherapy which I’ve never tried either so I’m finally

Just that really! I’ve been an anxious person most of my life and have had IBS symptoms for almost 18 years. Although I am really careful with my diet (doing low fodmap), careful not to eat my trigger foods, exercise, don’t smoke, don’t drink (boring old sod!), try to relax and listen to a hypnotherapy

4 years ago I decided to try hypnotherapy to alleviate my anxiety and it failed miserably,so I gave it up after a month of trying. I’m giving it another try, this time with a different therapist and oh my lord it is amazing 😉. My anxiety levels have reduced since I started a week and half ago by 25

I’ve had to increase Zoloft to 200 mg and Valium of 20mg every 6 hours and I’m doing hypnotherapy twice a week (costs a bomb). It’s starting to have a positive influence, my body convulsions have dramatically decreased, I’m breathing much better and general anxiety and worry has come down to more manageable

Hi all, I just wanted to pass on something that helped me sleep last night. Its on you tube. Micheal Sealy It’s guided Meditation on anxiety, Worries and relaxation into sleep. He has different ones to choose from just google Micheal Sealy sleep hypnosis. It worked for me last night. Just thought