Oct 23, 2015

Sounds like an emotional/mental problem. Seek some help (talk to somebody professionally, a doctor or maybe a therapist) and see if you notice any change

 

Oct 23, 2015

it could be a way your body has found a way to cope? if you thought about therapy, I will say, it is amazing and works wonders. they teach you healthy ways and new techniques on how to cope, where both your mind and body can be in tune. and plus side, it reveals a lot about yourself! the good thing is, you don't have to be in therapy forever. I'm sorry this is happening. I hope you get the help you need, stay positive

 

Oct 23, 2015

It doesn't have to be a mental thing although bodies are very much affected by mood and emotion. Maybe it's just your body's reaction to certain eating/sleeping habits. Or maybe you're just extra sensitive to losing people you love and your body kinda reacts by shutting things off completely.. who knows??

The best thing to do is to go see a doctor as the other's advised and you could perhaps find somebody you trust to talk about your feelings and issues around the breakup (a family member for example).

 

Oct 23, 2015

I'd recommend seeing a doctor to see what the problem is.
I never heard of anything like that before tbh.

 

Oct 30, 2015

 

Oct 30, 2015

Yes I actually am feeling better this week. I wake up and listen to a morning playlist of calming songs...and it's helped a lot. I also am talking more with friends.. Thank you for asking @JMG

 

Oct 30, 2015

As long as I have you

 

Oct 23, 2015

Sounds like it's anxiety related perhaps?

Anyways I echo the advice given in this thread. Hope you succeed in finding the root cause of it.

 

Oct 23, 2015

 

Oct 23, 2015

#SeriousJMG

 

Oct 23, 2015

So every morning for the past 4 years, I WAKE up with my stomach in knots.

It all started after one of my bad break ups (i say bad because it took me awhile to get over it). The person and I broke up like a week after Valentine's day (after some arguing). The story goes, we broke up that Friday and then by Monday he was talking to someone else. Seeing that really f----- me up because the next day I woke up and couldn't eat. I felt like my intestines were on fire.

After a couple of days not eating in the morning my body started vomotting as soon as I would wake up. It started to get embarrasing because I had a roomate at the time and she could hear me every morning. It became routine so much so that I ended up having to keep a bucket at the side of my bed.

My first thought was that I was pregnant because my period hadnt come either so I scraped up some money and took a test (no pregnancy). So once I realized that I wasn't pregnant I was clueless as to what was wrong with me.

That went on for about a month, ranging everyday me throwing up to just having my stomach in knots. The ex and I got back together and it stopped. I didn't even notice that it has stopped until we broke up again and it came back.

Ever since this first time, it has been a constant cycle of this happening to me. I haven't thrown up in awhile, but for the most part my stomach is just in knots until about midday. I literally can't eat until around 12 pm.

Should I seek some professional help? I've talked to friends, and family about it but they didn't know themselves. I'm out of people to talk to and I feel like no one has ever gone through it.






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