Thread: Mouth problems and depression

Originally Posted by CHANDLERS WISH

With peridontitis as long as they do a deep clean (go beyond the gums) every 3 months on each side of your mouth, top and bottom they can generally get things back to a good state, if you leave it you will have severe bone loss and from what I can gather you can not do anything about it, as nothing will attach to create new teath... So you need someone whom specialises as a perioontitis dentist.

Fiance is working But, chronic fatigue does create other problems, it triggers fibroymyalgia and can also trigger myofacical pain which is soreness of muscles that causes pain and also tightens joint muscles, google a bit about that as well You can also get IBS, as your whole body stresses out over everything so does your stomach/bowels...

It's the stress you have to focus on it really bounces everything around and makes you smoke more naturally...

Hi CW,
I was a member of the CFS support group a while back and got a whole heap of useful information. They were terrific and gave me fact sheets on what i was dealing with and things i should ask the doctor etc. The doctors in the area i live werent/arent up to speed with CFS and the doctor who did diagnose me left town soon after. I have even been wondering if i did infact have true CFS or it was my low ferritin and menopause all along giving me symptoms of CFS. The fact sheets i was sent had a heap of things i should have been checked for before been diagnosed with CFS with hormones been one of them. I went to several doctors trying to get one of them to do the tests and no one would. It took me a couple of years to get some of the tests done and 6 years before i got a doctor who would do my hormones.
Stress is a big thing with me at the moment so regardless of CFS and or menopause im going to have to deal with that and get it under control.