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The comorbidity collection

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Schizophrenia/schizo-affective (diagnosed)

ASD(diagnosed)

Dyspraxia(very probable)

Dysgraphia (probable)

Severe social anxiety(seen as secondary to the sz/sz-a)

Generalised anxiety (very prone to catastrophising)

Scoliosis(only told I had it last year.It's been there since at least my teenage years . My youngest niece had to have an operation for hers

Atrial fibrillation(discovered when I was hospital after the partial hip replacement)

Low vit d(Increased risk of more fractures)

Some kind of dermatitis (atopic?)

chronic lower backpain

poor balance and coordinaion,

Odd gait

Chronic constipation

Prone to being dehydrated(due to interoception deficit)

Total aphantasia

Strabismus

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  • ASD (diagnosed this year)

    Social anxiety 

    Generalised anxiety

    Food intolerances

    Inflammation and bloating with seemingly various elusive causes beyond those I already try to steer clear of

    Chronic fatigue

    Intermittent periods of sustained heart pain - and one incident of acute pericarditis in 2017

    Poor mineral and vit absorption (I suspect, and certainly judging by the ridges on my fingernails), maybe caused by leaky gut?

    IDS and/or possible SIBO. 

  • in reply to Shardovan

    ASD

    polymorphic light eruption

    IBS

    Anaemia 

    Low blood pressure

    Anxiety

    Costochondritis

    Depression

    Poor sense of direction

    Social anxiety

    Ankylosing Spondylitis

    Dyspraxia, (medically suggested, not diagnosed yet)

    Fibromyalgia, (not diagnosed)

  • in reply to Catlover

    Poor sense of direction, yes! I'm appalling at it too. I've got lost on routes I've driven countless times more times than is funny. Unless it's a journey I make literally every day/week, I have no confidence in my ability to get to my intended destination. I'll usually take several wrong turns, and if I'm giving someone a lift they'll express consternation at my inefficiency at finding the most logically short route to go - as though everyone else lives with a perfectly mapped out network of nameable roads and streets in their heads. Like a low-key version of 'the knowledge' (as I believe London taxi drivers call it) 

  • in reply to Shardovan

    It’s the bane of my life. I can’t go anywhere or do anything,. It causes me so much anxiety and stress!

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