prompt: I've been feeling really tired lately, even after getting enough sleep. I also have this constant headache and my stomach doesn't feel right most of the time. Sometimes I get this shooting pain right here
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chosen.content: I've been feeling really tired lately, even after getting enough sleep. I also have this constant headache and my stomach doesn't feel right most of the time. Sometimes I get this shooting pain right here
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chosen.content: The first thing we need to figure out is the root cause for these symptoms. They are pretty common symptoms but they could be pointing towards a number of health concerns.
  Firstly, I would try to determine if it's something related to your heart, or something related to your blood vessels. If it was a problem with your heart, it would probably hurt more in the chest area, not in arms and shoulders. Since you have pains in both arms and shoulders, that might point away from the heart, but not entirely. It is possible that the issue is your heart, especially if it hurts more while being active. If that's the case, then the solution would be some kind of medication.
  Next, let's think about if it's something to do with your bones. This is less likely than a heart condition because bones don't just start hurting out of nowhere. They usually hurt when you break them, but it is possible this is an undiagnosed fracture. This might require going to the doctor to see if you have an x-ray.
  A more likely option is it might be connected to something in your digestive system. This is probably not a food allergy, as those typically give you hives or a rash. The symptoms you describe are similar to those experienced by some people who have gallstones, which is painful bile buildup in the gallbladder. A specialist doctor might be required to diagnose this further. You should ask your general practitioner what their opinion is on this possibility.
  A different theory altogether is that it could be an infection somewhere in your body. In this case, it would be important to try to figure out where the infection is coming from. It's unlikely to be a bacteria, as most bacteria infections give you a fever. So it might be viral. To test this idea, you can either check if you have a fever. If you don't, then you know it's not viral. If you do, then it might be bacterial.
  It's also possible that it's not a virus or bacteria. It's possible that it's a toxin or poison. You can try eating lots of fiber to help flush out your gut with bowel movements. If you eat lots of fiber and take a laxative, then maybe it will help cleanse your body out.
  It's possible that it's a parasite. If so, you can try drinking a lot of water to help your kidneys filter it out.
  Another theory is maybe it's an autoimmune disease. These kinds of diseases include things like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, and others. If it's one of these, then it would need treatment from a specialist doctor.
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rejected.content: I've been feeling really tired lately, even after getting enough sleep. I also have this constant headache and my stomach doesn't feel right most of the time. Sometimes I get this shooting pain right here
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