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My experience at "Older Persons" clinic....
she more or less said they are poison....when we discussed fatigue......she asked if I know about
adrenaline
!. as if!......
she more or less said they are poison....when we discussed fatigue......she asked if I know about
adrenaline
!. as if!......
Longtimer
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Dizzyness/heart ache
great but then I bought a house, got married , and now own and ryn a business, I have never had anxiety this bad it feels like I'm having a heart attacj every 5 seconds I'm dizzy all the time cant sleep it's becoming a living night mare I jusy want it to stop I'm exhausted, the worst is the constant
adrenaline
great but then I bought a house, got married , and now own and ryn a business, I have never had anxiety this bad it feels like I'm having a heart attacj every 5 seconds I'm dizzy all the time cant sleep it's becoming a living night mare I jusy want it to stop I'm exhausted, the worst is the constant
adrenaline
Subarufreak
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
6 months ago
Anxiety coping mechanisms.
That’s when my
adrenaline
was zapped and the anxiety took over. I started to doubt my own ability. I knew that it was affecting every aspect of my once happy life. I left my job and moved to another area of the country. I saw my GP and I had talking therapy.
That’s when my
adrenaline
was zapped and the anxiety took over. I started to doubt my own ability. I knew that it was affecting every aspect of my once happy life. I left my job and moved to another area of the country. I saw my GP and I had talking therapy.
13cats-lives
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Anxiety Support
9 months ago
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But once I got to that W5R3, I realised I had that
adrenaline
buzz again, the high that I used to get after a run, which I'd completely forgotten about. In the past two weeks I've gone from finding running a chore, to actually looking forward to my runs.
But once I got to that W5R3, I realised I had that
adrenaline
buzz again, the high that I used to get after a run, which I'd completely forgotten about. In the past two weeks I've gone from finding running a chore, to actually looking forward to my runs.
Magellan
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
1 month ago
Diagnosed possible Takotsubo
yet I am eating healthy though I have no appetite and have lost a stone in weight in three weeks I have been doing my cardiac rehab exercises at home and take walks It’s just so hard to have a condition that is considered a stress related one like it’s all in my head and it’s only an overload of
adrenaline
yet I am eating healthy though I have no appetite and have lost a stone in weight in three weeks I have been doing my cardiac rehab exercises at home and take walks It’s just so hard to have a condition that is considered a stress related one like it’s all in my head and it’s only an overload of
adrenaline
Ladytako
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
RLS in Quads
Hi everyone, I get RLS very severely on my quad muscles which keeps me awake at night and feels like
adrenaline
and gives me that almost anxiety feeling you get when a little stressed.
Hi everyone, I get RLS very severely on my quad muscles which keeps me awake at night and feels like
adrenaline
and gives me that almost anxiety feeling you get when a little stressed.
RLS2442
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
9 months ago
Has anyone taken beta blockers for more than 10 years with no side effects?
Hi all, at my last consult with cardiologist he suggested staying on low dose metoprolol for another year and possibly permanently as for me it might help suppress the
adrenaline
spike that can bring on my AF. I’m on about 10mg twice daily of metoprolol tartrate.
Hi all, at my last consult with cardiologist he suggested staying on low dose metoprolol for another year and possibly permanently as for me it might help suppress the
adrenaline
spike that can bring on my AF. I’m on about 10mg twice daily of metoprolol tartrate.
OzJames
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Lorazepam experiences for one-off use
Local anaesthetic makes me feel wobbly anyway for a short time, but they don’t use
adrenaline
free due to the nature of the surgery. My cardiologist has suggested this med the night before and on the morning if the dermatologist is agreeable.
Local anaesthetic makes me feel wobbly anyway for a short time, but they don’t use
adrenaline
free due to the nature of the surgery. My cardiologist has suggested this med the night before and on the morning if the dermatologist is agreeable.
Gilli54
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
7 months ago
cardiac ablation good experience
My ectopics then decided to disappear ( I usually have tons of them) and the team had to stress my heart with hard maths questions and then
adrenaline
which worked (the maths did not).
My ectopics then decided to disappear ( I usually have tons of them) and the team had to stress my heart with hard maths questions and then
adrenaline
which worked (the maths did not).
Lexi72
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Learn to live with anxiety and you'll be able to live without it.
On the contrary, all that extra
adrenaline
your body released as a result of the extra stress and strain of fighting only made your nervous system more sensitised still. If you're digging yourself into a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging.
On the contrary, all that extra
adrenaline
your body released as a result of the extra stress and strain of fighting only made your nervous system more sensitised still. If you're digging yourself into a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging.
Jeff1943
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
6 months ago
Covid/MCAS experiences?
I’ve become extremely supplement and med sensitive during this time, my usual supplement regime is giving me major issues - causing nerve pain in body (zaps, pins and needles, burning skin) and fight or flight
adrenaline
symptoms.
I’ve become extremely supplement and med sensitive during this time, my usual supplement regime is giving me major issues - causing nerve pain in body (zaps, pins and needles, burning skin) and fight or flight
adrenaline
symptoms.
Littledancingtiger
in
Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Covid crash, dropping vitamin levels, MCAS?
I’ve become extremely supplement sensitive during this time, my usual supplement regime is giving me major issues - causing nerve pain in body (zaps, pins and needles, burning skin) and fight or flight
adrenaline
symptoms.
I’ve become extremely supplement sensitive during this time, my usual supplement regime is giving me major issues - causing nerve pain in body (zaps, pins and needles, burning skin) and fight or flight
adrenaline
symptoms.
Littledancingtiger
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 months ago
First post-op day.
Very much running on
adrenaline
but I have been eating and drinking ok (is a full tin of peaches and cream ok? It was good regardless and I have had other stuff). I went to Lidl and stocked up on easy to prepare meals/snacks.
Very much running on
adrenaline
but I have been eating and drinking ok (is a full tin of peaches and cream ok? It was good regardless and I have had other stuff). I went to Lidl and stocked up on easy to prepare meals/snacks.
AyrshireK
in
British Liver Trust
3 months ago
Metoprolol Withdrawal Symptoms
I pray to God, that it will subside and be gone asap, but from what I have read, it's your body trying to reset, and learn how to control
adrenaline
and other hormones.
I pray to God, that it will subside and be gone asap, but from what I have read, it's your body trying to reset, and learn how to control
adrenaline
and other hormones.
CharlieJohnson
in
British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
shoe porn alert!
birthday present from my partner 🙂 After a few years of loving Brooks
Adrenaline
, I found the 23’s a little too firm in mid section, so after lots of brilliant advice from local running shop and lots of trying on etc. these are my new Mizuno shoes that will hopefully see me completing c25k comfortably
birthday present from my partner 🙂 After a few years of loving Brooks
Adrenaline
, I found the 23’s a little too firm in mid section, so after lots of brilliant advice from local running shop and lots of trying on etc. these are my new Mizuno shoes that will hopefully see me completing c25k comfortably
Slothgoesrunning
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
10 months ago
My Stuffy Head
A main difference now is my body does not produce the amount of
adrenaline
and other changes to deal with the B12 deficiency. As I write it occurs to me my Stuffy Head may be an
adrenaline
hangover.
A main difference now is my body does not produce the amount of
adrenaline
and other changes to deal with the B12 deficiency. As I write it occurs to me my Stuffy Head may be an
adrenaline
hangover.
WIZARD6787
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 months ago
coronary Artery spasm
(which is an issue as I carry epi-pens for anaphylaxis- a pharmacist once stopped the Ramipril as it could stop the
adrenaline
working) Any tips welcome as the condition wasn't explained at the hospita Thanks
(which is an issue as I carry epi-pens for anaphylaxis- a pharmacist once stopped the Ramipril as it could stop the
adrenaline
working) Any tips welcome as the condition wasn't explained at the hospita Thanks
Boharford
in
British Heart Foundation
9 months ago
WEEKLY CHAT 27 May to 6 June: ‘every drop of sweat counted’ 🥵🏃🚴🚶🏋️🧠
She talks of all the benefits of exercise - the well documented mood benefits arising from the release of serotonin, dopamine and
adrenaline
, but also about the chemicals that flow through the brain during exercise, enabling it to grow and improve (to become the[i] big, fat, fluffy brain[/i] it should
She talks of all the benefits of exercise - the well documented mood benefits arising from the release of serotonin, dopamine and
adrenaline
, but also about the chemicals that flow through the brain during exercise, enabling it to grow and improve (to become the[i] big, fat, fluffy brain[/i] it should
linda9389
Administrator
in
Fun Beyond 10K & Race Support
4 months ago
Cortisol Saliva test results
it advises
adrenaline
fatigued stage 2. Has anyone been at this stage before and what did they do to help it heal? Thanks
it advises
adrenaline
fatigued stage 2. Has anyone been at this stage before and what did they do to help it heal? Thanks
Denny39
in
Thyroid UK
11 months ago
thank you and more advice pleeeeeeze. 💗
I wake feeling extremely nervous almost like I’ve got too much
adrenaline
🤷♀️. I’m down to 2 Mg pred- I didn’t t follow sick day rules(stupidly maybe) the reason being I’m anxious to get off the pred if I can.
I wake feeling extremely nervous almost like I’ve got too much
adrenaline
🤷♀️. I’m down to 2 Mg pred- I didn’t t follow sick day rules(stupidly maybe) the reason being I’m anxious to get off the pred if I can.
Fiddlemum
in
PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
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