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Terrified of test results.

Jodimeister

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Jodimeister Newbie
Jodimeister
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Hello! I am  new here on this site.  I get my blood test results tomorrow. (genetic & allergy)  I am so ready to hear the results but I am scared too.  I feel like my problems are celiac or gluten allergy/intolerance but if they're not I'm afraid it might be something worse or just inconclusive,  I've had many problems over the years:  Trichotillomania (started in 2nd grade).  Have ALWAYS been constipated.  Prickly heat that started around 17 or 18 yrs. of age.  Anxiety and depression, ocd started in early 20s.  Ovarian cysts, fibrocystic breast disease, age 19.  I had horrible nosebleeds growing up.  I was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia in my mid 20s and vitiligo late 20s.  I have had what I thought is increasingly itchy, sensitive skin the older I get. ( I'm 41)  I itch constantly.  Sometimes I cant sleep it's so bad.  A lot of upset stomach and bloating.  In the last couple weeks I've developed a rash that itches something terrible on my hand and forearm and behind one of my ears.  DH maybe?  I'm so ready for some answers....

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Welcome Jodi!  Keep us postd on your results.  I hope you find answers to your health problems!  ?

CherylS Apprentice
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Good luck getting your results, at least  you'll know what you're dealing with!

Jodimeister Newbie
Jodimeister
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Thank you @cyclingladyand @CherylS

I go in at 3:30 today I'll be sure to post what I find out.

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