Experiences with

Adrenaline

My guess is she is running on adrenaline. I think she should get a full thyroid panel done privately? Thank you everyone, Have a Very Merry Christmas

I guess it’s all the adrenaline and partly because I have a cold. Does anyone have any tricks to lower HR which work? My HR was almost 180 having a shower this morning! I felt fine just palpitations it has come down a lot but just goes up when I move. Thanks 😊

So does anyone else get rush of adrenaline while getting your haircut..or for the ladies doing your hair . My anxiety seems to rush up on me while sitting getting my hair done.. I literally have to fold my arms and control the feeling until I'm done .

I'm learning that tension headaches and tension in general is caused by overloading adrenaline. If anybody is suffering with the adrenaline rush everyday I'm wondering if antidepressants such as lexapro or zoloft has helped.

So you stop flooding your nerves with adrenaline: the hormone which in constant excess keeps your nervous system over sensitised. Over sensitised nerves play havoc with our peace of mind through all the symptoms that we know so well.

Hello again everyone, Does anyone ever get a strong burst of adrenaline/panic that lasts for about five seconds?

There was a lot more uphill than I remembered from last week, think I must have been running on adrenaline last week! Today my legs felt heavy and I just wasn't in the "zone". Still, it's done. ☺ Happy running all!

I feel like I'm on an adrenaline come down. Thank you so much to everyone in this community for their advice and support and help for one of another. Going to keep track of my symptoms now and monitor my injections etc. and hopefully will notice some improvement.

I always thought it was adrenaline. I have a dominant hand tremor. It doesn't affect me, I barely notice it. But while exercising it turns into a monster waving and slashing like it has a mind of its own. Any ideas? TIA, kpo

The fear causes more adrenaline which causes more nervous sensitisation. Which causes more symptoms. Which cause more fear. Which causes more adrenalin and nervous sensitisation. Which causes more symptoms. You're caught in a vicious circle that's hard to break out of.

Sadly I have to have a molar removed. My EP has said provided INR is 2, I will bleed a little more but not much. My question is what about the use of adrenalin in the injection, I have a pacemaker.

Had a planned extraction which didn’t go very well (split into 3, anaesthetic wore of and adrenaline crisis!). (Insert many many swear words!) I then managed to get an infected socket! More antibiotics! I could only eat soft foods so microwaved some mash potato. Left it stand. Ate from the outside.

ago Same symptoms but I wasn't sick I was exhausted from going out and on my feet for 8 hours, I was working on my business, shooting videos for it on the streets, picking up women with my friends on the subway and all over city, just walking and talking to women(had a blast btw), had all of that adrenaline

I am a 34 year old female have been seeing EP for about a year, was initially diagnosed with CPVT ( genetic, adrenaline induced Ventricular Tachycardia) I got a second opinion where I was diagnosed with RVOT VT (Right Ventricular Outflow Trac VT) The second opinion says ablation could work to treat my

The difference is that people without Chronic Illness or not on Steroids can adjust their Adrenaline levels to cope with struggling on until they adjust to the Norm , people with Chronic illnesses can't , which is why they often get hit with a wall of pain 48 hours after getting Home.

used to do that because it gave me an extra kick, but now I've come across advice from an expert saying that if you are on a slow and steady run, you should end it slow and steadily, because your muscles are tired and because you wouldn't want to destroy the relaxed feeling you got by an extra kick of adrenaline

Some suggest that this is caused by the body trying to come down from an adrenaline rush, some suggest iron deficiency, low blood sugar levels, etc. and prescribe eating a small amount of carb & protein post-run, which I might try on my long weekend runs. Anyone else have other solutions?

I wake up with internal tremors and uncontrollable physical anxiousness/adrenaline/lightheaded for hours but no impending doom. Then my body seems to crash, I'm exhausted but still can't rest or sleep and it feels like I am drugged or sedated.

But when it comes to adrenaline/fight or flight, THAT'S when we can roll- so I think we subconsciously wait until that final moment when that place we have to go suddenly becomes fight or flight, because we know that's the only time we can optimally function. ❤️❤️ So, on behalf of narcoleptics, I humbly

Wondering if these sudden rushes of adrenaline and sometimes heat are related to perimenopause. Sometimes out of he blue, I’ll have these symptoms which include what feels like racing heart and sometimes a palpitation or two .