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Laura420 said:life is great... dont get me wrong... just feel blah...
Laura420 said:no just got over it... wierd! ahhhh, but on new pill tho????
Laura420 said:Im about half way through... and I think im getting full tho...
Laura420 said:no just got over it... wierd! ahhhh, but on new pill tho????
pampered.chris said:I had a reaction to a new pill that the dct put me on when I came off of Depo. I actually had an "aura"?! I couldn't see anything in my "focus" vision. I could see everything in my perephrial (sp) but I couldn't focus on anything. Then I had this rainbow prism arch to the left that I couldn't get rid of. I FREAKED!!! I couldn't see!!!
I would have so much rather wanted to eat ice cream.
But yes, like Morfia said, call the dct and let them know.
"Feeling Blue" is a colloquial term used to describe a state of sadness or melancholy without a specific cause or trigger.
Food, especially comfort foods like ice cream, can provide a temporary sense of pleasure and distraction from negative emotions. It can also trigger the release of feel-good chemicals in the brain, providing a brief boost in mood.
Yes, studies have shown that consuming comfort foods can activate the brain's reward system and lead to a temporary improvement in mood. However, this effect is short-lived and does not address the underlying cause of the negative emotions.
In the short term, it may provide a temporary sense of comfort and pleasure. However, in the long term, relying on food to cope with negative emotions can lead to unhealthy eating habits and potential weight gain.
Some healthier alternatives to using food as a coping mechanism include talking to a trusted friend or therapist, engaging in physical activity, practicing relaxation techniques, and finding healthy outlets for emotions such as journaling or creative expression.