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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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Im 29 almost 30years old 5 9 im 160 lbs.barely i was 210lbs. 11 to 13 weeks ago.My diet was consisting of the worst things u wouldnt eat to lose weight and i been having horrible headaches everyday almost.I have situs inversus and dextrocardia and its full mirror image.I been feeling drained or fatiged and short of breath and my blood pressure is hyperstage 2.I am diagnosed chronic anxiety i take 3 .5mg klonopin a day I also take enderall 2 40mg a day for bloodpressure and my rapid heart beat without my meds my pulse relaxed is an average of 114 sometimes more.Im 29 and my back kills me in the same spot almost same time of the day but only on work days doest hurt on my day off.Both my legs hurt me from my knee about to a foot up my thigh and its a concentrated pain that feels like the bottom sections of my thigh bones hurt at night in bed cant get to sleep with constant hurting in my legs.Also I have bad issues with coughing up mucous i cant remember the last time i had a dry cough but the dr said its bronchitus.Also been feeling confused and forgetful.I feel anxious and jittery most of the time and my hands and feet stay swetty and cold from my chronic anxiety unless i take my meds then im ok with the anxiety part.Why am i falling apart so young i feel 50 I get up and mope like a elderly man till i get a few steps going then im ok.I stay with colds and staff and its just been really bad lately i dont really leave out the house anymore I just wanna feel normal whats wrong with me PLEASE tell me!!

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Degree understand your concerns went through your details. I suggest you not to worry much. Anxiety a Depression are known to create physical fatigue and mental fatigue. Your anxiety could be based on your health conditions, and you must have been briefed by your doctors. Please talk to them, Once the physical symptoms are taken care of by doctors, you should not worry much about them. Engage yourself in activities which are creative and encourage you to think positive. Exercises are also a known way to ease anxiety. Researches have shown that medicines alone cannot cure mental disorders. Psychotherapy to have lifestyle changes, Yoga and meditation to streamline thought process and metabolism can be practiced for easy and permanent cure. Contact a psychologist for further information. If you still need my help, please describe the whole problem in detail and post a direct question to me. I shall definitely help you with psychotherapy techniques to overcome your problems. Hope this answers your query. Available for further clarifications. Good luck.