Hello! I am writing here because I have already gone to specialist doctors and no one can tell me anything about my problem. I've been having a palpitation for a month and I have a fever. The first time it happened to me I felt hot and cold waves, then my pulse quickened a lot, accompanied by a palpitation. I had the feeling that I would faint, my temperature rose to 38 and a little in a very short time. The next day, my GP did a cardiogram - he said it was okay. He told me he was nervous and prescribed Deanxit. I had a palpitation, not constantly, for the next 6 days and then one night my heart rate rose again to 150, I still had a high temperature. I took the heart pills that my personal doctor, Bisagamma, had prescribed. The next week I went to a cardiologist, again the cardiogram they did for me was fine. Of course, I didn't have a heartbeat in the morning, but I was prescribed Verapamil. The cardiologist referred me to an infectious disease doctor, who tested me for leukocytes, rue, and thyroid.
Everything was normal. Since taking Verapamil, my heart rate has not risen above 150 (but this also happens twice). My temperature now rises to 38 not only in the evening, but also during the day, it never falls below 37. The doctor of infections told me that there was no temperature up to 38 degrees. For a week now, I have a temperature of 37-38 every day, it rises 1 hour after I woke up and it is like that all day until I go to bed again. If I walk 10 meters at a normal pace, I get a palpitation, as if I have walked not 10 meters, but 10,000 ... I feel constant fatigue. I can't lower my temperature with anything. In general, I don't have any problems, I haven't been angry for the last few months, it is not possible to be nervous. I can't start my internship, I don't learn anything when I'm in lectures, I can't go for a walk without getting tired, I lead an incomplete life for a whole month with this temperature and periodic heartbeat. Please tell, whats the story of them big puppys .....
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How old are you? Do you get chills or do you take your temperature in the morning and in the evening? Do you have any other diseases? Are there factors that stress you out? And did they test your blood sugar (glucose)?
It's exactly like thyrotoxicosis, but once you've been tested, nothing came out of it?
From the author - I am 21 years old. Well, the chills are accompanied by the feeling that I will faint. I measure my temperature during the day, not only in the evening, it is very erratic. I do not have any diseases. It is at this stage that I have been feeling super happy for many months, excluding my health. My blood sugar has not been tested yet. The tests they did for me were rue - normal, leukocytes - normal and thyroid - back in shape. Go to number 1 - should I go for a blood sugar test and if it is not normal, wouldn't it have a slight effect on my other tests, which have already been done for me? To number 2 - if it was thyrotoxicosis, wouldn't my thyroid tests be normal?
I have some knowledge in medicine, I study something similar. The doctors have done all the adequate tests and I don't see what more can be expected from them. Purely theoretically, only psychological stress remains. If you are happy, but you are worried about your health, it is still stressful. The suggestion that you are ill, in some rare cases, can really lead to real signs. The more you think about it, the more the signs increase. As a thank you effect, but negative. I understand that you can't help but think about it, since it bothers you physically. So, I don't know what to say. If you have the opportunity to do research from those who do for an American visa - absolutely everything - a complete picture, just see the problem arises from an unexpected place. The truth is, medicine doesn't know that much and there are cases like yours, with which something new is discovered, some new connection between the individual systems, and contributes to it. The worst outcome in this case may be a mutated bacterium or a new type of virus that is not detected by standard tests. Of course, they are not necessarily incurable, but simply difficult to diagnose. I start from the high temperature. Fever is the body's response to pathogenic bacteria and viruses that would not survive at 39 degrees (38 is not a problem for them - that's why your doctor told you it's not a temperature). PS: Do you take contraceptives? Do you smoke? Have you been on a diet recently? but simply difficult to diagnose. I start from the high temperature. Fever is the body's response to pathogenic bacteria and viruses that would not survive at 39 degrees (38 is not a problem for them - that's why your doctor told you it's not a temperature). PS: Do you take contraceptives? Do you smoke? Have you been on a diet recently? but simply difficult to diagnose. I start from the high temperature. Fever is the body's response to pathogenic bacteria and viruses that would not survive at 39 degrees (38 is not a problem for them - that's why your doctor told you it's not a temperature). PS: Do you take contraceptives? Do you smoke? Have you been on a diet recently?
Get tested for lupus, and also check your vitamin D levels
От авторката - към номер 4 Не взимам противозачатъчни и никога не съм взимала. Ами допреди месец пушех по доста, но откакто започна да ми става така, пуша по 1-2 цигари на ден и то не всеки ден. Не съм била и на диета. Добре и как може да си помогна сама за този психологически проблем, ако изобщо е това? Наистина не се ядосвам напоследък, вече и избягвам да мисля за здравословното ми състояние, но това не ми понижава температурата и не ми намалява сърцебиенето. Иначе за цигарите показвах на личната лекарка, на кардиоложката и на инефкционистката снимката ми на белите дробове и никоя от тях не каза, че може да е нещо свързано с цигарите, а и на 3-те казах, че пуша. Ако е както казвате, мутирала бактерия или нов вид вирус, или каквото и да било друго, има ли вероятност да мине от само себе си, при положение, че не е минало вече 1 месец? Аз ще ида на лекар пак да ми направят всички останали възможни изследвания, но вече чесно казано, очаквам и те да са перфектни и да ме пратят при невролог, да ми даде супер силни успокоителни накрая ако и от това не мине - не знам...
For the psychological problem - I'm not a specialist in this area, so I can not give advice. If it lasts a few more months and you have gone to absolutely all kinds of examinations, a session with a professional psychologist would be a good start. He could tell if you really had a psychological problem, if you suggested you were ill, and if it could be helped. There is no way to say about the mutated bacterium or virus. There was such a case on the east coast of the United States this summer - people are sick - the virus is unidentified. No one was hired to treat him, and he turned out to be alone. But it wasn't a whole month ... the symptoms lasted about 1-2 weeks. There are also viruses / bacteria that do not go away on their own. As I said, it's hard to say. In such cases, the immune system is allowed to fight fever and antibodies, but you obviously fail (if that's the problem, of course). And taking broad-spectrum antibiotics is completely contraindicated when you do not know exactly what is being treated. For example: If the bacterium is in the blood and is killed by a bacteriolytic antibiotic (an antibiotic that literally bursts the cell) - it (the bacterial cell) can release a huge amount of toxins (A-lipids or teic acid in most cases) and this is detrimental and for you. Therefore, it is not treated without knowing exactly how the pathogen is arranged.