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im almost 22 years old, female,i get alot of heat flashes, have to urinate very very often, get adomenal pain and when i get cold my bones hurt
Hi there
If it is to do with your thyroid then they can test it to be sure if that is the cause of your symptoms. People with hyperthyroidism have similar symptons but many have lost a lot of weight and have protruding eye sockets . Does any of this apply to you??
Looks like you will really have to go to the doctor for some tests as you really can't go on like this much longer. At least then you can get some treatment
xxxx post how you get on
If it is to do with your thyroid then they can test it to be sure if that is the cause of your symptoms. People with hyperthyroidism have similar symptons but many have lost a lot of weight and have protruding eye sockets . Does any of this apply to you??
Looks like you will really have to go to the doctor for some tests as you really can't go on like this much longer. At least then you can get some treatment
xxxx post how you get on
Hi there
Do you get worried or anxious a lot or get heart palpatations??
It is just that some of your symptons fit in with that??
When you become scared, nervous, and worried, your brain will trigger a fear response, which, in turn, causes your body to undergo a few changes, like:
Palpitations
Cold/Hot flashes
Dilated pupils
Urge to urinate
Diarrhea
Tunnel vision
Muscle tension
It’s also important to point out that palpitations are almost always accompanied by anxiety and panic.
Do you get worried or anxious a lot or get heart palpatations??
It is just that some of your symptons fit in with that??
When you become scared, nervous, and worried, your brain will trigger a fear response, which, in turn, causes your body to undergo a few changes, like:
Palpitations
Cold/Hot flashes
Dilated pupils
Urge to urinate
Diarrhea
Tunnel vision
Muscle tension
It’s also important to point out that palpitations are almost always accompanied by anxiety and panic.
this is something that has been happing for months now thats why i was worried cause i thought it would just go away but it hasnt another symptom that i forgot to put was that my hands also shack alot and i dont know why?
ima a little scard to go to the dr but i know i have to, i was worried it might be a typr of thyroid
ima a little scard to go to the dr but i know i have to, i was worried it might be a typr of thyroid
Hello there!
Is this something that has only been happening for a few days or has it been going on for weeks??
Do you mean you are going from hot to shivering with cold alternatively . If you do mean this you may have a kidney infection . Have you passed blood?
It may just be cystitis(a common bladder infection ) You normally get pain when passing urine with this though as well as the frequency.
I am thinking more likely kidney due to the pain. The only answer I am afraid is to go to the doctor for a urine sample testing. (If you already have a sample bottle at home then use that ) It has to be first morning urine though so you will have to get to the doctors early . You don't have to see the doctor for the test but you can make an appointment to see him later after the results or he may ring you at home
Is this something that has only been happening for a few days or has it been going on for weeks??
Do you mean you are going from hot to shivering with cold alternatively . If you do mean this you may have a kidney infection . Have you passed blood?
It may just be cystitis(a common bladder infection ) You normally get pain when passing urine with this though as well as the frequency.
I am thinking more likely kidney due to the pain. The only answer I am afraid is to go to the doctor for a urine sample testing. (If you already have a sample bottle at home then use that ) It has to be first morning urine though so you will have to get to the doctors early . You don't have to see the doctor for the test but you can make an appointment to see him later after the results or he may ring you at home
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