Filipe2025
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Hi,
Three months ago, one of my lower molar tooth fell down. I immediately felt something on my throat. A strange sensation that is still here. Now it is more in the area of my apple's Adam. It eases when I cry, or when I drink coffee, which I love, or if I feel the warmth of the people I love, but only for brief moments. My brain doesn't seem to want to let go of it easily. I did all the exams, and there is nothing that can justify it. The only thing that the Dr found was that I have my antibodies for my thyroid elevated.
I always been afraid of loosing my teeth. I live alone, and feel sad. When my tooth fell down I was touching it with a tooth pick. I saw it falling, I remember feeling in a panic sadness, I thought, what if my 7 treated tooths fall as easy as this one did?
I ask, is it that fast for our body to somatize a trauma, or an negative emotion, such as sadness? If this is true than PTSD developed Very sudden, and here is the proof.
Thanks, love to here your insights about somatization.
Three months ago, one of my lower molar tooth fell down. I immediately felt something on my throat. A strange sensation that is still here. Now it is more in the area of my apple's Adam. It eases when I cry, or when I drink coffee, which I love, or if I feel the warmth of the people I love, but only for brief moments. My brain doesn't seem to want to let go of it easily. I did all the exams, and there is nothing that can justify it. The only thing that the Dr found was that I have my antibodies for my thyroid elevated.
I always been afraid of loosing my teeth. I live alone, and feel sad. When my tooth fell down I was touching it with a tooth pick. I saw it falling, I remember feeling in a panic sadness, I thought, what if my 7 treated tooths fall as easy as this one did?
I ask, is it that fast for our body to somatize a trauma, or an negative emotion, such as sadness? If this is true than PTSD developed Very sudden, and here is the proof.
Thanks, love to here your insights about somatization.