Guest guest Posted March 27, 2006 Report Share Posted March 27, 2006 While I was browsing a health discussion forum in my first language (Serbian), I stumbled across an interesting message. The translation is below. ----- On January 5th I experienced a penicillin shock, and since then I've been having great problems: ringing in ears (each day), vertigo, the feeling I can't keep my head straight, and my neck hurts. My blood tests are ok, in fact everything is ok apart from that I can't go anywhere without my bromazepam. I am 26. Please give me some explanation and help on how to get out of this hell. What is, in fact, happening to me? And is all this due to that shock? How to solve this problem? ----- Then there were numerous posts in which he was encouraged to visit a psychiatrist and was told that, as a matter of fact, there was nothing wrong with him (?). This is his second post: ------ On that fatal day I had a strong feeling of suffocation and I went to a hospital, they did all the possible tests then, and gave me some sedative, and I got an infusion. They examined my lungs with stethoscope and told me to go to the pulmonary section. The pulmologist prescribed me injections (double doses). And then the hell started: when they gave me the injection, I had a feeling I was falling down, getting stiff and my ears started ringing. I implored but I couldn't recognise myself, nor hear what I was talking, my heart started beating faster and faster and I was seeing only black in front of my eyes. They gave me some anti-injections and that's it - that is how much I remember. I woke up and, sorry I'll say this, my pants were wet. Somehow they helped me get to my home. The next day they sent me to a psychiatrist and he just said that I had been given too large a dose of injections. Since that second day till now I am very agitated, I have a fear that I will die, I can't go outside so that I don't pass out. And that's it. Every morning and evening I take 1/2 of bromazepam but that ringing in my ears won't stop. As if I am in some kind of a dream from which I can't wake up. That's it. Regards and those who experienced the same problem contact me. ------------- After that he was advised once more to visit a psychiatrist as soon as possible. Now, obviously he isn't suffering from exactly the same problem we do here, but if memory serves me well he described anaphylactic shock to penicillin, and penicillin is a kind of mycotoxin. He's not getting better, so maybe he became sentisized to indoor mold as well? Maybe someone on this list knows exactly what happened to him? My hair raises every time I hear advice to visit a shrink when the disease in question is clearly physical in nature. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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