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I NEED opinions on pneumothorax, ovarian cysts, tachycardia, proteinuria/hematuria
Hello all,
I am a twenty year old female who has had many health problems this year. Starting in January 2011. I began to have sinus tachycardia. In February 2011 I had a large pneumothorax of the left lung and was hospitalized for one week with a chest tube then sent home. A week later I was rushed to the ER with another larger pneumothorax of the left lung again where I was hospitalized for 2 weeks. I had pleurodesis and cyst removal done to my lung. After that, the doctor noticed I always have protein in my urine, and sometimes blood in my urine. I was referred to a nephrologist but she saw nothing serious enough to do something about it. Then in July of 2011 I was diagnosed with a large ovarian cyst on my right ovary that had ruptured and was removed. I am always weak, tired, nauseous, and have headaches. Can all of this be related? Please help!
I am a twenty year old female who has had many health problems this year. Starting in January 2011. I began to have sinus tachycardia. In February 2011 I had a large pneumothorax of the left lung and was hospitalized for one week with a chest tube then sent home. A week later I was rushed to the ER with another larger pneumothorax of the left lung again where I was hospitalized for 2 weeks. I had pleurodesis and cyst removal done to my lung. After that, the doctor noticed I always have protein in my urine, and sometimes blood in my urine. I was referred to a nephrologist but she saw nothing serious enough to do something about it. Then in July of 2011 I was diagnosed with a large ovarian cyst on my right ovary that had ruptured and was removed. I am always weak, tired, nauseous, and have headaches. Can all of this be related? Please help!
When I got my ovarian cyst removed, the surgeon check for endometriosis and I don't have that. Any other ideas!?
This could all be related. There are cases of enodmetriosis that I have seen who end up pneumothorax on the first day of their menstrual cycle.
endometriosis is basically in laymen's term's "back flow" of the menstrual tissue
endometriosis is basically in laymen's term's "back flow" of the menstrual tissue
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