u/AuDrakonova

23F, average height and weight (idk the exact numbers), no other health conditions, not taking any meds ir supplements.

Asking this for a friend. Sometimes she has headaches which she always attributed to migraine, but she never specifically saw a doctor about it. Periodically (once a month?) she gets nauseous and vomits, and not due to food poisoning. Her blood pressure is also generally low (~107/73), she claims it's normal for her and she usually feels fine with that blood pressure.

Although these episodes with vomiting happen rarely (once a month, usually), it's disrupting her ability to go to work and I'm generally worried about her. She's planning to see a doctor. I'm curious about what it might be — just migraines? Or something else?

Vomiting seems her body's go-to reaction to any kind of disturbance — she vomits when she's ill, had too much to drink, or ate something suspicious. We once called an ambulance because she was vomiting all day, the doctor told her to eat less junk food and that's it (she ate instant noodles earlier that day) ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

Anyone else noticed that they don't feel relaxed/euphoric/more talkative when drinking? I just feel the physical effects of alcohol, like weakness in limbs, slow reaction speed, slight dizziness, but no positive emotional effects like I used to. I suppose that's a good sign? I was curious if anyone else experienced this.

for context: 11 weeks on 20 mg fluoxetine. I generally feel much better than I used to, my mood is mostly neutral-positive, so the medication is definitely helping. I started taking fluoxetine as treatment for depression; i also take 50 mg tofisopam (a mild anti-anxiety benzo)