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feeling terrible

My symptoms include feeling faint, severe fatigue around the eyes, popping in the ears and temporal area, pain in maxillary sinus areas, tension headaches on top of head.  

I've visited my primary physician several times but no avail.  I've had MRI, thyroid tests, seen ENT.  No solution yet.  

Can you offer any advise?  Thanks.
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I've been referred to a urologist and next week I'm having a ct scan of my rt kidney as some abnormality was noted in a scan of my bladder. I've felt like I have a bladder infection with tenderness in my abdomen. I've also recently been treated for pneumonia and I'm still having shortness of breath, extreme exhaustion, nausea, headache and my right side hurts. usually worse when I am active. I also sweat profusely whenever I do any activity. I've had 3 chest x-rays and a ct of head and bladder and so far I'm referred to the urologist. I'm having a ct scan after oral contrast. I'm wondering if these could be related. I've been sick for three weeks and I'm really worried. Bevvie
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I agree with everything above. If your lyme test is negative, consider looking into CFS. As far as feeling faint, your physician should check your orthostatics (sitting down and then standing up) and rule out POTS.
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Get tested for Lyme....request the Western Blot test
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I agree with the ENT referral and MRI.  This would rule out many major neurological diseases and sinus conditions.  

Rheumatological diseases like giant cell arteritis can lead to some of the complaints.  An ESR and C-reactive protein can be considered if suspected.  I would also consider an ANA level to rule out lupus.

The eye complaints can be looked at by an ophthalmologist.

These options should be discussed with your personal physician.

Followup with your personal physician is essential.

This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only. Please see your personal physician for further evaluation of your individual case.

Kevin, M.D.
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