Some of your symptoms do sound like lupus, I would mention that to the doctor when you see them but whatever it is I do hope you are able to pinpoint it and get under control. I am not sure what is going on but heart attacks in young people are fairly rare unless you have an underlying heart condition like cardiomyopathy but young hearts can handle a lot so try to not worry too much as the stress and anxiety of that will make what you are feeling worse. I would say until you get this worked out drink lots of water. It helps the heart function better and if you are throwing up a lot it will help keep you hydrated. Maybe even think about some of those sports drinks to keep your electrolytes up. As well if you can get to know your neighbors just in case you need help and keep the phone near by in case you need to call an ambulance that may help you feel more secure being alone Again I wish you luck getting a handle on this. I send healing prayers your way.
Also they tested my throid & it was great!
Thanks! The 1st thing my doctor said to me was I hope you don't have cancer. Later into the evening she also mentioned it being possibly being lupus but I'd need to check with my primary care doctor. I have an appt on the 11th. But I live alone in a state where I know nobody! My husband is currently deployed so I'm completly alone (except the fur babies) I'm just worried that one day between now in then I'm going to have a heart attack, pass out, or get lathargic and nobody will have a clue.
I think you need to go and see a GP and get a full work up. The ER is only going to check you for life threatening issues and send you on your way so you need to see a regular doctor to get your blood fully tested for things like hyperthyroidism or hormonal imbalances. It is likely if you get whatever is causing your symptoms addressed your heart will calm down, if necessary you will be sent to a cardiologist to have a proper work up of your heart as well but you need to go and get a full work up to begin the ball rolling. Best of luck and keep us posted on how you are doing.