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jyl 05-19-2010 06:50 AM

Physical Symptoms Of Stress?
 
I'm curious if any of you experience physical symptoms of stress?

I'm thinking mostly occupational stress, but let's include all forms of stress. Chronic or transitory.

By physical symptoms, I'm imagining stomaches, headaches, hives, I'm not sure what else people get.

Rich76_911s 05-19-2010 06:52 AM

Canker Sores. Doesn't fail when I have a lot of stress, I get them. Should have a couple by the end of next week. Big exam coming up on June 5th.

looneybin 05-19-2010 08:39 AM

i have a hard time sleeping when i get stressed out

stomachmonkey 05-19-2010 08:50 AM

Oh boy. It can manifest itself in a variety of ways.

Too date I've experienced, pain in the boys, I have a varicocele on the right one that flares under stress.

I've had pain in my abdomen, starting on the left side moving down and thru the groin area.

One time the entire right side of my head went numb, ended up going for nuclear stress test and head CT. All clear.

Once started throwing PVC's so bad that I got up in the middle of the night and drove myself to the ER. After 4 hours there the Doc told me to give up the smokes, drink less coffee, drink more red wine and have more sex. Asked him for a scrip on the last part but he did not oblige.

My latest bout brought blurred vision, discomfort below my left rib cage and a general feeling of being constantly on edge.

porsche4life 05-19-2010 08:52 AM

Mostly sleep and stomach issues for me.

peppy 05-19-2010 08:57 AM

My bowels go nuts.

911boost 05-19-2010 09:43 AM

Stomach issues.

In college I used to get athletes foot from hell because of stress. It wasn't actually athletes foot, but had all the same symptons, it required a prescription medication to get rid of. It was freakin horrible.

Burnin' oil 05-19-2010 09:48 AM

Inability to walk.

look 171 05-19-2010 10:14 AM

Stroke. Had a very minor one a little over a year ago. The ER doc gave me sea sickness pills thinking it was something else. My wife fought him and got a MRI. They saw a tiny little bit of damage. I recovered fully in a couple of days. They found nothing wrong with me. I was in there for a week running test. Doc lean over and said, "It might be stress, we can't proof it, so take it easy. YOu are way too young to have this." I had just turned 42 3 months before that.

Why are you asking? Kitchen remod stressing you out? I have seen couples fly off the handle during work in their house. The major one exploded once, and they were seperated. They cooled down and we resume work almost 3 months later.

Jeff

Zeke 05-19-2010 10:25 AM

Your blood pressure will go up and stay up. The silent killer.

Superman 05-19-2010 10:32 AM

Stomach issues. Hyperventilating - feeling like I'm not getting enough oxygen when I am getting PLENTY. Difficulty sleeping, particularly difficulty staying asleep. Waking up way/too early and not being able to go back to sleep is a certain indication of anxiety. Lack of appetite. For food, and/or for sex. Inability to feel stuff, like thirst or fatigue. Short temper.

Those are the highlights. And of course, difficulty concentrating or staying focused.

Christien 05-19-2010 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Rich76_911s (Post 5358285)
Canker Sores. Doesn't fail when I have a lot of stress, I get them. Should have a couple by the end of next week. Big exam coming up on June 5th.

Bingo. Me too. I've got 2 so bad and so far back that I thought it was strep throat. Feels like I'm swallowing nails. :(

Gogar 05-19-2010 10:50 AM

Chronic, compulsive masturbation.

Noah930 05-19-2010 10:51 AM

Canker sores and gout. This most recent gouty attack has been going on for 4 weeks, now.

TMI, Jeremy.

jyl 05-19-2010 11:28 AM

Interesting, a really wide range of reactions.

Mine

- chronic reaction is blood pressure, so I have been on BP meds for decades. BP started going up when I was a lawyer, despite being in great physical shape, <30 y.o, cut out salt (at the time). I took a year off working in late '90s, in 2 months I had lost 20 lbs and resting pulse had dropped 20 pts. Back to work, BP and pulse back up (absent the medication).

- acute reaction, in the last year or so, has been this ankle pain that my doc thinks is some sort of gout, anyway it responds to colchicine. Before that, there wasn't any consistent physical reaction. Normally on first glance you'd think I had no work stress, it is pretty suppressed, part of my job is to eliminate emotions and be dispassionate/calculating

I haven't started the kitchen. Don't expect that to be stressful, I DIY'd a kitchen before and while it was a PITA, there wasn't anything more stressful about it than fixing a car or painting a bedroom. Wife and I have very compatible tastes and anyway we agree the kitchen is my call. Some dispute over whether I can install a vintage ceiling-mount arm-mounted surgical lamp but that's just fluff.

Talewinds 05-19-2010 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Christien (Post 5358743)
Bingo. Me too. I've got 2 so bad and so far back that I thought it was strep throat. Feels like I'm swallowing nails. :(

I get the same. I hate to whine about canker sores, but especially the ones toward the back, the absolutely relentless stabbing pain is agony. It's not so much the severity, it just NEVER ******* lets up.

Talewinds 05-19-2010 11:36 AM

Now you can't say *******?

What the fuch?

Zeke 05-19-2010 11:42 AM

Use alum from the spice aisle in the market for the sores. Gone in 1-2 days and no pain. I think having the sores compounds the stress, so it's good to know how to handle the symptoms.

Gout? Well, you know what causes that, so abstain.

tabs 05-19-2010 11:48 AM

Pain in left shoulder going down left arm...for quite awhile I thought it was my heart...but it was stress...

Staying up all night...sleeping on the sofa...

I would also jokingly say I write negative political and economic posts on the PARF. I would be writing on the PARF no matter what..I am a regular chatty cathy..this negativity about the deficit in the US goes back 30 years..

Racerbvd 05-19-2010 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jyl (Post 5358279)
I'm curious if any of you experience physical symptoms of stress?

I'm thinking mostly occupational stress, but let's include all forms of stress. Chronic or transitory.

By physical symptoms, I'm imagining stomaches, headaches, hives, I'm not sure what else people get.

Read some of my health issue post...


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