Experiences with

Adrenaline

I have suffered from PMR for the last 3 years 10 months. I am now down to 2 mg of Pred, 1 at 3am ish and 1after breakfast. I recently asked my GP for a blood test for my Adrenalin levels as I didn’t feel a return of Adrenalin even though I am on a very low dose of steroids. It took 3 months to get the

When I went to the dentist 1 year ago the local anaesthetic gave me a racing heart and if it was not for a post the week after on this wonderful site I would never have known that most anaesthetics contain adrenaline, sorry a bit naive-so this time I asked my dentist for a non adrenaline anaesthetic

So I am just wondering what anyone elses experience is with their symptoms of adrenaline vs. too much thyroid hormone symptoms, and how you tell them apart?

Would you mind sending links to any information re side effects of lia adrenaline when reducing prednisolone. Thank you.

sadly did not according to plan and hope, 2 hours in suddenly freezing cold, dizzy, ended it for day, had an adrenaline shot to help, back tomorrow for another go, anybody else had similar experience, how was day 2 for you

It could be that what I saw as emotional pathways opening was in fact my body producing adrenaline etc. as part of my healing and that the reason I processed trauma was that the adrenaline increase was associated with trauma.

Im a 60 yr old adrenaline junkie into mountain biking, kitesurfing and skiing . Have anyone got advice as to how I should approach my recovery return to the sports I love . Thanks

I know adrenaline anaesthetic was used in first one & I was very unwell & after discussion with the dentist he used a different anaesthetic for the permanent crown but I’m wiped out with tiredness, flu symptoms & malaise.

Hi everyone, anyone any thoughts on going to the dentist, two hours in the chair, crowns removed root taken out, been in AF ever since 2 days so far, could there be something else at work, had non adrenaline injection.

I wake up early every morning with a rush of adrenaline..which feels very uncomfortable, it completely prevents me from going back to sleep, and my legs and feet ache and burn, so I end up just getting up early to make it all stop.

It's like someone gave me a shot of adrenaline on top of already dealing with the extra adrenaline our bodies are trying to deal with that was suppressed for months and years while on bisoprolol. I'm trying to deal with it more naturally by taking supplements.

If i was avoiding doingvsomething as i knew it would make me feel worse, if i decide to go ahead and do it despite how horrid my symptoms of adrenaline may become, does that mean i accept it? Or is that just getting by?

Is it because adrenaline/cortisol are trying to compensate for the lack of T3 (it seems my T3 needs to be in the upper half of the so called "normal" range to sleep through the night), or is it something in NDT, or something in synthetic T4/T3 that actually causes this counterintuitive difference?

Woke this morning burning skin , adrenaline rushes , tachycardia and a funny head . I know what this is because this is now what happens if something is changed that my body is used to .

I am wondering about adrenaline: Isn't that also for affecting the heart? Is this appropriate for afibbers? I rule out emotional anxiety, because it is not present. I am "a stupendously good patient," in the words of my dentist.

I don't know if some of it's in my head but I'm having constant adrenaline dumps and just feel like I have so much negative energy that I can't sit still. Should I push through as it's early days or ask for something else? Any experiences? I really need my anxiety to improve as it's destroying me

Every time she sneezes, adrenaline courses through my body. Vet doesn't seem super concerned, said our next step would be an xray (yay more money). But I'm a nervous wreck. I have the what ifs something fierce, I'm not sleeping through the night..my brain just won't stop.

However, over the last couple of weeks have been waking up with adrenaline rushes and anxiety, this has had a knock affect on my day and I am now feeling quite down and mood is flat, still functioning but just going through the motions of living without the joy.

Where I used to get an adrenaline rush in the past, this now causes for my symptoms to flare up to the point of distraction (to the employees) and embarrassment (to me). Typing only works with one hand, I deal with occasional fogginess etc etc.

Beta blockers work on the beta receptor situated on the surface of cells that are affected by circulating adrenaline which the body releases in times of stress. Small amounts of adrenaline circulate, even at rest and help determine the resting heart rate and cardiac output.