Experiences with

Adrenaline

Could urinary tract endometriosis explain both my renal colic and adrenaline problem?

I have struggled with these on the last few runs. Today was a scheduled "easy" run. However, as soon as I was out the door and onto the path I was almost on my backside again. The pavements were a touch frosty but nothing severe and yet just walking was like being on an ice rink. I went back and put

Adrenaline rush does anyone get like a very fast rush through there body feels like heat through the veins and then a feeling of passing out in the head it only last like 2 minutes but is so scary first time I felt it I felt like I was dying , please help Iv had it in my sleep , it’s making me so scared

Has anyone had an MRI in relation to memory problems/ brain fog and lack of adrenaline? i just got one ill post my results for you when they arrive. ( i have hashimotos and been getting treated for just over a year)

My low back soreness has increased and I feel wired/ increased adrenaline. The “Stop the Thyroid Madness” book talks about those starting HC, need to start with at least 25mg because of the adrenaline surges if you start lower. I was wondering if the same applies to adrenal cortex extract?

And he can use anaesthetics without adrenaline as I react to it. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you very much

They are so forceful though and off one il get an adrenaline rush that goes through my body and an overwhelming feeling of panic at the same time. I’ve been told 2 years ago that structurally my heart is fine but these are now ruining my life as I’m constantly waiting for the next one to happen.

I’m borderline diabetic and all our family suffer low blood pressure but mine was 107/65 and the nurse said that was ok but my sugars were 7, I always have cravings for cakes, pasties etc but nobody has checked my adrenaline, nurse didn’t want to put me in more meds as I’m already in enough for other

It was an adrenaline rush. Made a little money today when everyone else was losing. As far as the property mgt goes… it is what it is. I will deal with it when it comes. Haven’t heard from my guy friend. So I am going to use my face mask and start over. Tomorrow is another day.

(Can’t shake the sickie feeling when hungry or smelling food) (old ulcer/ adrenaline substrate. ) but I still need 4000 cals a day in chocolate n cake as normal food just leaves my battery flat. ( high metabolism). Cramps. Stopped. Sweats.

However, I still get these 'surges' of what feels like adrenaline everyday and late into the evening. It starts at 5pm everyday, after the afternoon slump. There's a gradual thrumming and internal buzzing and then what feels like a sugar low that's only partially relieved by eating.

The adrenaline and dream kept me going through treatment, but now she is here I have time to reflect and the pain of the last five years has scarred me. It’s overwhelming to think she might not have been here. It has also made me so anxious to lose her - what if I lose her now?

Anyway, how does adrenaline work in asthma attacks?

Felt like waves of adrenaline were coursing through my body and my head felt like I was going to pass out., making thinking almost impossible. Anyone else suffer with that adrenaline sensation and feeling of not being able to think or move their head? Utterly terrifying 😭

This also sometimes happens at night though weirdly when it does then i usually feel warm. i am undermedicated and iron deficient which I am working on so I'm assuming this is all adrenaline stuff? I know both are related to higher levels of adrenaline.

I am on 125 at the moment and when I tried to raise to 150 I get an adrenaline rushing feeling for either 30 secs or a few minutes in that day I have raised.

Do you think I should take adrenaline supplements? I read somewhere that they discourage your own adrenaline gland from making adrenaline? What do you think? Thank you Ps ignore the comment about the samples having been taken on different days below the photo. It’s my sloppy writing on the vials.

Hi everyone, I’ve been having what I assume is high adrenaline this last week and I don’t know what to do as I’m incredibly uncomfortable and particularly concerned as I’m having very bad palpitations and adrenaline rushes .

Being an adrenaline junkie the body has taken lifetime battering thanks to extreme sports. After a scary trip down and what seemed like a really drive to the nearest hospital I got help.

experienced over the past few weeks are- less brain fog, circling thoughts, and dry eyes/throat, vertigo subsided, face/body acne has calmed down, blood glucose has reduced so no more blood sugar problems, increased strength and less fatigue with a bit more stamina, less irritation, lowered cortisol and adrenaline