For A Neurologist Or?

   I'll throw beans and tell you. You obviously have a problem and you don't take care of yourself and you are waiting for someone to know. Go to the doctor

   I can think of at least 10 reasons, and I don't have a day of medical education. See a doctor, see yourself if necessary, go to a psychologist and so on. Do not worry. There is nothing shameful about not feeling well. It is a shame if you are too proud not to take adequate measures!

   Hello. The truth is that there is no way to tell you, for sure, what is wrong with you, we can give assumptions and methods of treatment, and from the more harmless, so as not to harm your health without wanting to. You will get an accurate diagnosis after a set of examinations, definitely - do not trust a doctor or a single test. You can do an ultrasound of the heart, kidneys, bile, liver, and also the lymph nodes. The ultrasound shows a pretty good picture and you can see thrombosis, kidney stones around and over 1 cm, various types of formations and changes. According to the listed symptoms, I think that you are NOT a neurologist, but probably something else. Examine your blood sugar as well, because such symptoms are typical of a pre-diabetic condition (palpitations, dizziness, irritability, I will add dry mouth early in the morning, bad breath and the smell of acetone when sweating). If you eat fatty and fatty foods, but also quite sweet, it is quite possible that you have difficulty absorbing sugar from the cells, in which case, the sugar goes back into the bloodstream and raises it above 3 is a lot, although they say that at 6 is the limit. Eat fruit instead of sweets, do not mix sweets with fatty foods, fat interferes with cells, especially hydrogenated (hardened fats), clog blood vessels, cause heart attack and stroke, everyone knows it, but forgets it. Examine your thyroid gland, hormones, for a woman around 40 it is important to regulate her hormonal balance, because around this age estrogen levels increase, testosterone decreases, and this imbalance leads to an increased risk of cancer and other diseases. Ultrasound of internal organs and lymph nodes; Blood sugar test; Hormone test (thyroid) Diet with more fruits and vegetables, no artificial pastries and drinks with sweeteners, reduced fat in food, best to come from nuts and tahini. No coffee and alcohol, cigarettes. You would only have a neurological problem if you have a problem with reflexes (cramps in the fingers, legs and arms, numbness, but not cramps, difficulty articulating, facial neuralgia, etc.), you do not complain about such things. Or maybe if you need a rest of the psyche - a consultation with a psychotherapist.

   Sounds more like a mostly psychological problem. Not for a neurologist. Others are the specialists there. Menopause may be approaching. However, if you want the diagnosis to be somatic, it may be chronic pyelonephritis, at first glance, with this history of BBC. But again, not for a neurologist.