Cross posted from Undiagnosed community:
So this is long but I'm very frustrated and every doctor thinks these are unrelated. I have had acid reflux and pmdd for a while. In Feb of 2012 I got this bite looking thing on my neck. I went to urgent care and my doctor looked at it. Suddenly, I almost pass out, blood pressure tanks, so I lay down. She thinks she palpated the spot that slows the heart. For an hour, each time I sit, my blood pressure drops and eventually I go to the er by ambulance. They load me up with fluids and antibiotics and no one knows what happened. Two days later, go to my doctor, and the red patch from my neck had migrated to my collar bone, so she says I was lucky because I apparently had septis. No idea why, but okay.
I brought up Lyme but she said there was no bullseye rash so it wasn't that.
I start suffering from extreme exhaustion. And in April 2012 it's found I'm both hypothyroid and have moderate sleep apnea. Since my tonsils are enlarged, I qualify for the survey, which I have in July 2013 and my sleep apnea is gone.
So now I'm on prozac, prilosec, and levothyroxin.
My anxiety worsens so I start vistaril prn, and requip for my restless legs which started 2014.
Then 2015, September I think, I started having breathing problems, so I get inhalers, which don't help, and repeatedly have steroids for this. I started advair and singulair, saw no improvement, so I have a pulmonary test where there's no real sign of asthma.
I go back and this time I'm having exhaustion again, get bloodwork to check my thyroid, and ask for an iron panel at my gyn request. Comes back low iron, so I start iron twice a day. Period starts to be tall hell. Go back and after two months of iron, my levels dropped again. So now I'm on iron three times a day for three months and I'm so exhausted all I do when not at work is sleep.
I am just frustrated and feel that this all can't just happen coincidentally.
I also have high cholesterol, but two months of lipator dropped it from 260 to 193. Thanks in advance for any insight.