i think i'm anemic, ("think" meaning i have all the symptoms, just haven't been properly diagnosed) so i'm tired all the time. seriously, the only time i'm NOT complaining about being tired is when i'm asleep. then no matter how much sleep i get, still tired. but thats not what my question is about.
my question is about the fact that i'm tired all the time, but i'm very jumpy and twitchy. like i'll be sitting on the ground and my legs will be bouncing, or when i'm sitting anywhere, any way, my leg will be bouncing. i try to stop but it feels like i need to. and then if they're not moving, my hands are playing with something; my hair, my fingers, my clothes, a pencil, paper, etc. or i'll be moving around in my chair. anyone know why this is? anyone who sees this might think i have infinite energy, but its the exact opposite.
waiting25 answered Tuesday July 6 2010, 1:46 am: could be a bunch of things but it sounds more like you mighthave hypoglycemia or diabetes. that or a sleeping disorder. try changing your diet first then def see a doctor [ waiting25's advice column | Ask waiting25 A Question ]
rainbowcherrie answered Monday June 28 2010, 4:24 pm: In order to determine if you are anemic, you will need a blood test and therefore it is essential you visit your doctor. He/she is the only person who can give you a correct diagnosis, we cannot diagnose you over the internet. Your symptoms could be indications of any number of conditions and it's important you see a professional who can assess you properly. [ rainbowcherrie's advice column | Ask rainbowcherrie A Question ]
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