Low xxx starves genitourinary tissues, leading to fragility, dryness and reduced resistance to infection. Genital itching and pain, multiple infections like yeast or repeated urinary tract infections, sensations of urinary tract infection without bacterial growth, and weakening of genitourinary tissues leading to incontinence (involuntary leaking of urine, especially with “urge,” laughing or sneezing) or prolapse (“falling”).
Low xxx affects the skin all over the body. You may notice extreme dryness and itching that is poorly relieved by moisturizers and other cosmetic approaches. An especially odd effect, and one that crosses over into neurological realms, is called “formication,” described as feeling as though ants are crawling around under your skin. This may not affect the entire body, but it is a troubling feeling and difficult to relieve with anything other than the proper level of xxx. It is not an allergy, and may not be accompanied by any sort of rash; antihistamines normally taken for an allergic reaction are not usually effective in relieving it.
Dryness can also affect your eyes, leading to difficulty wearing contacts or change in eyeball shape such that your glasses no longer correct your vision adequately. Your nails may become brittle and so can your hair. Hair loss may occur, including male pattern baldness.
Low xxx has a wide range of effects due to its neurotransmitter and brain receptor actions. You may feel listless, depressed, isolated, indifferent, unenergetic, weak, unable to sleep, or anxious. You may lose emotional stability and contentment, becoming moody, hair-triggered, prone to fits of tears for little obvious reason, irrational, impatient, lacking any self-esteem. You may have trouble breathing, experience irregular heartbeats (“palpitations”), or experiene anxiety attacks.
Because xxx is so important to brain function and memory, low xxx is often expressed as foggy thinking or forgetfulness. Nouns are particular victims of this. You may know what you want to say, but the specific word just isn’t in your brain even though you know it’s one you know very well. You may forget or lose things, or you may get lost yourself, unable to remember how to travel a route with which you are familiar. This can be very scary, not to mention interfering with your job, your ability to take care of your family, your life. This does not necessarily mean that you are developing Alzheimers, even though that long term picture seems also to be linked to xxx.
Both physical energy and yyy seem to be related to xxx levels. When they dip, we may become physically fatigued beyond whatever sleep we’re losing to insomnia
Does this seem like us?