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mhopiegirl

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Gastric Problems Posted: 11-30-06 18:00pm


I am having wierd sympyoms my doctors cannot explain. I get a weird feeling in my stomach after I eat it feels like anxiety and I get queezy. Then I feel a little light headed and kind of not here I thought I was going to pass out this morning. I thought it was low blood sugar but my sugar was 106 at the time I have had this many times. Some say its hormones some say anxiety attacks I just don't know what it is any ideas??

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