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Question:
I have been grappling with an inexplicable affliction for approximately four to
five years. I often experience a feeling of unease in my chest, accompanied by
persistent anxiety. At times, my heart races, and at other moments, I feel as
if my heart sinks. My hands and feet sweat profusely, and I feel a severe sense
of tightness in my chest, making it difficult to breathe. My mind feels heavy
and numb, and I often hear a constant ringing in my ears. Disturbing thoughts
pervade my consciousness, and a sense of hopelessness prevails. My sleep is
irregular—sometimes I am unable to sleep, while at other times, I am
excessively drowsy. An overwhelming sense of unexplained fear and anxiety
constantly haunts me. I feel detached from the world, as though life itself has
become burdensome, and I lack motivation or purpose. My physical condition has
deteriorated to the point where I tremble, particularly in my legs, and I feel
weaker than elderly individuals who are still able to walk freely. Even my face
has changed, and I am increasingly frightened by my declining appearance, as I
feel weaker each day. I am unable to care for my children, nor can I tend to my
husband. I have six children, and despite consulting numerous renowned doctors,
including those at Aga Khan Hospital in Karachi, no treatment has been
effective. I implore you, by the grace of God, to provide a solution to this
perplexing and distressing condition.
Answer:
Your symptoms appear to stem from a combination of digestive issues,
specifically constipation and gas. Addressing these underlying conditions will
likely alleviate the majority of your distress. It is advisable to seek
treatment from a local physician who can provide a more individualized approach
to your condition. Additionally, it would be beneficial to avoid fatty foods
and items that are stored in the refrigerator. Furthermore, Engage in acts of
charity with sincerity and generosity.
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