I was diagnosed with gastritis recently, and when I looked it up thought PA could explain some of my symptoms. I also have Hashimoto’s, as well as hEDS, POTS, and MCAS. I’ve been feeling so bad lately, I went ahead and had the bloodwork done without waiting four months, just in case it was clear. It had been two months since daily B Complex.
Well, it’s not clear. But I’m wondering if there’s enough indication to retest in another two months. There are some things that are high or low end of the range, but everything is in the lab range.
I’ll add photos of my labs if I can figure out how to add more than one!. (I know TSH is still too high and could explain some symptoms)
Thank you!
Symptoms:
-Tinnitus and noise sensitivity
-Tingling feet-standing, walking, and lying down.
-Vibrating sensation
-Numb hand at night
-Nightly leg and foot cramps, muscle tightness, foot twisting and seizing (used to be helped by magnesium and calcium supplements, but started up again terribly even with those)
-Shortness of breath with minor exertion
-Drops in oxygen saturation to as low as 78. Pulmonary function fine.
-Palpitations and pounding heart
-Scalloped tongue
-POTS
-Blood pressure highs and lows, narrow & wide pulse pressure
-Dizziness and lightheartedness
-Acid reflux, but low acidity
-gastritis
-Betaine HCl and baking soda home tests indicate low acidity
-Acid reducers make GI symptoms worse
-Bloating
-Flushing
-Cold extremities
-chills without fever, inability to warm up
-Heat intolerance
-Fatigue
-Vertigo, motion sickness triggered by watching some movies/shows and loud music,
-Narcoleptic episodes evening before usual sleep time
-Episodes of nighttime agitation and restlessness
-Restless legs
-History in past labs of of low alkaline phosphatase, albumin, D25, and calcium (without supplements)
-Blood pooling
-Dark around eyes— dark circles from thin skin since childhood but much worse recently and to the side and above eyes
-Pain in neck, back, hips, joints
-Headache if I lie on my back
-Have hypermobility type EDS, POTS, MCAS, Hashimoto’s