did you ever get sick and wonder why?

@timhinyy (1653)
United States
April 12, 2010 7:59pm CST
yesterday I started feeling poorly last night which is somewhat normal for me on hot days, but yesterday was cool and nice and I wasn't overexerting myself at all so I have no idea what made me sick. I wasn't feeling well before I ate dinner so looking back probably should have skipped it knowing that it might come back to haunt me later in the day. I got sick once last night, but once is more then enough as far as I am concerned. does anyone else have this problem that I do getting these nasty sick headaches that only seem to go away if you get sick? I always know when I get one, because I have these symptoms uncontrollable yawns, watering eyes and the nasty headaches and usually if it is this time on the year a runny nose too so much fun. anyone that deals with anything similar to what I do I'd love to hear from you on this.
3 responses
caliya
@caliya (1169)
• Philippines
13 Apr 10
i was sick this year with a really weird illness. i had stomach ache and it was very painful. i was hospitalized for one night but the doctor did not have any diagnoses. it was so weird. but days later i felt better.
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timhinyy
@timhinyy (1653)
• United States
14 Apr 10
well when I get sick like I did the other day it is something that happens to me a lot over my life so it is not unusual just wish I could do something to not make it happen it usually only does if I get overheated or don't drink enough, but that day it was not hot it was in the low 60's and I didn't overdo anything, which was the strange part. Of course after I get sick the next day I am fine, which I always thought was the strangest part of that.
cbjones
@cbjones (1147)
• United States
13 Apr 10
There are times when my metabolism feels lower than usual. I usually just get up and go for a walk to get back to normal. I haven't felt really sick in a while. The last time I did, I had food poisoning.
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timhinyy
@timhinyy (1653)
• United States
13 Apr 10
well the funny thing yesterday was I felt crappy before I ate so I knew the food wasn't the cause of the problem, but usually I won't get sick like that unless it is really warm out or something and yesterday was a really nice day and cool and I did nothing to overexert myself so it was very confusing as to why I got sick.
petersum
@petersum (4522)
• United States
13 Apr 10
I know the feeling although I don't actually get that sick. It effects me when a thunder storm is somewhere close by, or more commonly, when there is no wind. The second case is clearly a case of bad ventilation in my flat. My nose dries and soon a headache comes on. Sticking my head out of the window regularly relieves some of the discomfort.
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timhinyy
@timhinyy (1653)
• United States
13 Apr 10
I never heard of that feeling sickly cause of a thunderstorm, but weather can do some funny things to us. whatever we can do to feel better is always good, because for me I don't have an easy cure for feeling better so I just have to tough it out.