Why does my body feel like it’s “bubbling” all over inside?

[BubblingTeacher]

For the past 5 or 6 years, I have been feeling like I have a bad case of chicken pox. I have been diagnosed with kidney disease and one kidney was found to be atrophied. Additionally, I have had lots of digestive issues including a pancreatic tumor and diverticulitis. These are all enough to make a person feel bad but the worst thing of all is when I feel like my body is bubbling or melting inside, all over. It’s really bad when I try to go to bed. That’s when it’s the worst. I feel it more in my chest but it’s all over. Also, my extremities go numb particularly my hands and feet. I feel nauseous and cloudy headed with ringing in my ears. I have been to so many doctors and they seem to have no idea what’s going on. They generally dismiss most of the symptoms and say I need to focus on my kidney and digestive issues. But it’s the feeling that I’m melting away that concerns me. I have no answers and no way to feel better. I hope someone knows what the problem could be.

[SassyLassie]

Hello~Well, it seems like since you have been to so many doctors and they don't know what it is, maybe you should see a Naturopathic physician and a chiropractor. Both deal with healing the body in more natural ways. The Naturopath will take a complete history, discuss it with you and then prescribe some tests, after they are back, then he/she will prescribe treatments such as vitamins, minerals, herbs, etc, plus therapies like acupuncture.

The chiropractor will take x-rays of your spine and neck, he will then read them, when you come for your second appointment, he will discuss the finding with you and give you an adjustment.  You may have some mis-aligned vertebrae that is causing your symptoms. Usually after a few treatments patients start to feel better.

I hope you feel better soon.