no…you’re not "ill". chances are you are experiencing the natural symptoms that are part of the decline in reproductive hormones as we all age (both sexes)-for females, you can get this & still have your period. these things can be mild or even disabling in some people. hormone treatment will rid it.
what this hormone decline is called is andropause in men & perimenopause in women, this falls under the category of menopause in general. this can start as early as age 5 in people. the symptoms are the same for both sexes.
there are more symptoms than those listed above, 35 to be exact that you can get (if you’re not having some now). Also, if you have sleep issues, it can cause "voices". For reference on this, you can see these websites:
andropause (male menopause)
http://www.geocities.com/stuffs2read/male.html
35 symptoms of menopause
http://www.project-aware.org/Experience/symptoms.shtml#doom
—posted to help people who may have this; not asking for help for me.
Sorry, guess I didn’t phrase the sentence correctly regarding "hormone treatment will rid it". I meant any hormone treaments that ARE NOT HRT. I don’t recommend HRT to anyone due to risks as well as the likelihood of side-effects from the pills (these pills have about 20 side effects with them that you can get).
Speaking of my goofing, I just realized I never gave a link to a website that medically explains the "hearing voices" part. You can "hear voices" and/or experience a host of mood, behaviorial, emotional, thinking changes if you’ve had any "sleep troubles". Information on what symptoms sleep issues can cause and some examples of how these symptoms can show up (in what ways would you feel or think or behave differently), you can refer to this website on sleep information facts:
http://sleepinformationfacts.ebloggy.com/
P.S. Generally, doctors tell the public that sleep issues can cause things like "sleepiness, having trouble taking tests, trouble concentrating, or falling asleep while driving" but they don’t give the full list of symptoms unless asked for it much like they don’t tell the public every change the body has during missing meals. There’s just so much medical information to share about the body it would fill a library so they limit what they say unless asked.
To the person who says they see shadows and point of light zipping around, this can be caused by having a sleep issue of some kind (a sleep issue can even include when you lose some sleep regularly to talk with friends or other activities). The reason sleep can do this is because they body & brain needs its full 8 hours (or 7.5 to 9 in some people) and can’t have it interrupted very much (like getting up to go to the bathroom no more than 3 times a night, generally). Also true, if you’re only getting this problem while you’re about to go to sleep then it’s hynagogia which is when the mind prepares for sleep the brain waves can register as being asleep with your eyes still open & you can even be moving around still. Hynagogia is like the dream cycle starting up but sometimes you’ll be aware of it occurring, & it includes visual effects when you see things and can even hear & feels things as well. In my next post I’ll leave a website about hypagogia since I’m running out of room.
A good website to start with about hynagogia is:
http://www.geocities.com/stuffs2read/genmed/hypna.html
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