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I was just wondering if being tired all the time is one of the

symptoms of fibroids. I know that if heavy periods cause you to be

anemic then that would be a very good reason to feel run down.

However, I do experience heavy periods but I'm not anemic and

sometimes I am just so worn out that I feel like I can't function. I

am only 29 and only hope that after having my ab myo (scheduled for

april 22nd) I will begin to feel youthful again. I have one 8.6cm(at

last look 2 months ago) fibroid but I don't have many of the sypmtoms

that I see other people write about. Can anyone shed some light on

how a fibroid can zap you of your energy?!?

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while i was reading your posting, it sounded as though i had written it. i am

31 and have also been so drained i thought that i would just knock out!!!!

i would also like to know what the link between fibroids and fatigue are.

thank you

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Hi,

Besides anemia (you don't have to have heavy periods to get this), fibroids can

interrupt your sleep with the need to pee through the night or pain and this

wears you out too. You'll be up through the night changing pads if your bleeding

and heavy bleeding takes a toll on you too. You can be tired from the side

effects of some of the meds you can be using in your fibroid treatment. With

fibroids you have lots of reasons to be tired.

I feel much beeter after my myo. Lots more energy. A big difference. Look

forward to it.

Good luck with your myo,

Ku

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I was just wondering if being tired all the time is one of the

symptoms of fibroids.

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hey...Im also suffering from fatigue alot...Im 29 & a student..and sometimes I

am soo tired I cant get out of bed to go to class. I have actually scheduled my

classes around me getting at least 2 hrs of sleep after class b4 I go to work. I

have really heavy periods & I do believe that I am anemic..For the past 2 years

I have been constantly eating ice..I have to have a cup of ice for breakfast,

lunch, & dinner...and if I dont have any ice..I feel like a crackhead, where I

am pheening for some ice. Is ice eating a symptom?

smiln2004 smiln2004@...> wrote:

Can anyone shed some light on

how a fibroid can zap you of your energy?!?

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Im the same way as well..I need ice all the time..its to the point now all my

family is annoyed by it..You should get your hemoglobin tested to determine if

your anemic..

Have u thought of removing your fibroids?

sonya jennings sljcsu@...> wrote:

I have really heavy periods & I do believe that I am anemic..For the past 2

years I have been constantly eating ice

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I am still recovering from my myo so I am pretty tired, but not as

tired as I was with fibroids. Now, I also have been treated for a

thyroid issue. Although, I am doing a lot of reading lately and there

may be a connection between thyroid, fibroid, progesterone, and

estrogen. Very confusing. Anywhoo, my point is I now have more energy

with those big blood sucking buggers GONE!!

Debbie

> I was just wondering if being tired all the time is one of the

> symptoms of fibroids.

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Hi,

Eating ice is a symptom of ANEMIA. Anemia can be very dangerous. Take slow FE

iron (slow release iron) with vitamin C for absorption. If your anemia is really

bad, you may need an iron infusion. You can buy this slow release iron anywhere

(Kmart, Walmart, Targett - Sam's is best priced). You need to get checked by a

doc. It can take a year to replenish your iron stores. Get the iron and start it

today. No soda, tea or caffine. It interfers with iron absorbtion. Once your

iron is so bad eating iron rich foods are not enough, you need the pills. You'll

feel better after a short time of taking them but must build your stores back

up, like I said up to a year. Also note that anemia can make your bleeding worse

to boot.

I ended up in the ER for anemia more than once, my friend just did... so treat

it before you end up in the ER.

Ku

sonya jennings sljcsu@...> wrote:

hey...Im also suffering from fatigue alot...Im 29 & a student..and sometimes I

am soo tired I cant get out of bed to go to class. I have actually scheduled my

classes around me getting at least 2 hrs of sleep after class b4 I go to work. I

have really heavy periods & I do believe that I am anemic..For the past 2 years

I have been constantly eating ice..I have to have a cup of ice for breakfast,

lunch, & dinner...and if I dont have any ice..I feel like a crackhead, where I

am pheening for some ice. Is ice eating a symptom?

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Besides all the obvious causes of being tired-anemia,

interupted sleep, etc. I remember when I had my first

ultrasound (4 years ago) and my fibroids were still

small and the tech said, " Get those things out of you

NOW! " I looked at her and said, " Why, they aren't

causing me any problems. " She responded by telling me

that just the fact that they are there, they are like

predators groping for blood supplies and nutrients of

your body to live and thrive on and they will exhaust

you. " At the time, I wasn't going to be swayed by her

words because surgery just wasn't something I would

even remotely consider. However, four years later, I

can't wait to get these blood suckers out of me-and

yes, I am NOT anemic (just had a CBC) and I don't get

up to pee or any of the rest of it, but I am wiped out

24/7 just from carrying these babies around for years.

Delivery is long over-due!

Dawn

--- smiln2004 smiln2004@...> wrote:

> I was just wondering if being tired all the time is

> one of the symptoms of fibroids.

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Craving ice is an anaemia symptom some people have (Not

everyone!). It would be very wise to see a GP, have blood test

arranged to discover exacly hat your iron and other levels are like

and get a proper prescription for tablets of the correct type and

dosage for your case. It could be dangerous to self-prescribe

iron. You need not too much and not too little. Also we're not

doctors and there might be a different problem we wouldn't have

guessed.

The Iron Maiden

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