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RE: So yeah, hi. - Infinitum - 04-01-2017 (04-01-2017, 04:23 PM)roger_smith Wrote:(04-01-2017, 10:05 AM)Infinitum Wrote:(04-01-2017, 05:58 AM)mothered Wrote: This Is not good at all. thanks for not being a hypocrite. I'll try being useful on here. RE: So yeah, hi. - Jiggly - 04-04-2017 (04-01-2017, 10:01 AM)Infinitum Wrote:(04-01-2017, 12:02 AM)Jiggly Wrote: I wonder if a functional medicine doctor may be better for you, although there may be limited access to such doctors where you are? Functional medicine usually bypasses those issues and also aims to treat problems directly through body functioning as opposed to symptom management. Taking any kind of drug (anti-depressants or other prescribed medicines) can have other side effects. Sometimes they are worth it, and there may not be a better alternative. But other times parts of your body end up depending on it and are unable to function as they should when you take the drug away. If you're able to reach a functional medicine doctor, I would highly recommend it. I was under the impression functional medicine was elsewhere in the world, but I have limited knowledge as to its accessibility. It's a type of practice that aims to help you essentially by making you healthier overall. I understand though, I don't think I have easy or affordable access to it in the US even. I'm quite accustomed to the NHS of the UK, so having limited access to these things is new to me. It sounds like you're working at it, which is good. I wish you the best of luck with this treatment, and I hope you don't have to jump around to other types. |