Experiences with

Adrenaline

I'm probably surging adrenaline through my body atleast 2-5 times a day. Loading it with chemicals that are just leaving me frazzled. I'm depressed, I'm exhausted, and I feel absolutely defeated. Most of all, I'm embarrassed. I graduated college with a 3.8 GPA with a degree in business.

With respect to ** **** administering the local anaesthetic containing adrenaline, the matter was discussed with myself and the incident was recorded in our incident logs file and an action plan was drawn up.

Every morning i wake up so anxious and scared,i have GAD so im always worrying about everything.but with my anxiety starting as soon as i wake up it makes it very hard to get through the day.i have panick attacks all day long till i go to bed.and most of the time i wake up in the middle of the night

So here's my question for today, since I was diagnosed with COPD why when something causes adrenaline can I not breathe properly....it's like adrenaline now has the opposite effect to what it had before...im confused ???

Had an ablation may 2015 and dec 2015..... Have been in nsr and loving it, by February came off all meds except for Xarelto. As at one point back in 2014 when they wanted to do a cardioversion I had a blood clot in my heart found my the tee. On June 27th I had to have a tooth extracted, no one ever told

A week also, of highs and lows - excitement/challenge of new job on one hand, adrenaline fuelled EU debate (and disappointment ☹️) on the other. I just feel tired today!😴. "No matter", I thought, "I won't run a 10k today. Maybe a 6/7k. I'll be fine when I get out there!" WRONG!

I have PAF that at least for now is presaged by frequent PACs, brought on by adrenaline. I take a low dose metoprolol and was recently prescribed flecainide, which I haven't taken yet. Will flec suppress the PACs or only the resulting AF?

The alternative injection to the adrenaline based one worked very well so no problems there. However, when I mentioned I might be going onto a NOAC, they had not been updated on these. Obviously they need to know what you are on so don't forget to advise your dentist if you've made the change.

feel am getting somewhere now. bought lots of supplements..most of which turned out to be wrong stuff and had to repurchase... lots of blood tests.. All costing lots of money. Got to wait another week to be able to afford ndt... just thought i would share my daily routine and ask if any of you are

Is it possible that my body experiences low cortisol during sleep and it is compensating by adrenaline? My morning cortisol looks normal, The hospital I go to doesn't have ACTH stimulation test.

My heart started racing and I felt adrenaline pumping. I was terrified. It could have been anxiety but I was so scared I was going to faint as I felt so weak and thirsty. I then knew I had to take the children to school and couldn't stop crying.

All of a sudden I feel this adrenaline rush towards my head, started feeling nauseous, and as I was running to the bathroom I just passed out. I fell on the ground on my face and I got a couple of bruises. So I fainted from anxiety right?

anxious again and high pulse 89 my t4 result was a lot higher on thyroxine over 24, wonder whether im better off on 100mg thyroxine and quarter grain of throid for the t3. i feel generally more anxious and wired whether synthetic t3 or natural, a higher dose gives me faster pulse over 100. hate that adrenaline

I have joint pain, swelling, water rentention, slow heart rate of between 45-56, always cold, back pain, stomach cramps, headaches, muscle cramps, weakness in the limbs, vision is off, hair loss, dry skin, tiredness, blood sugar issues, extremely reactive to adrenaline.

Luckily the panic released enough adrenaline to get me up and over and then, perfectly timed, the heavens opened and the next first was the rain! How lovely it is to run in the rain (especially after running up a hill)!

I'm pretty sure it will be a crazy adrenaline rush! My son is actually not sure he has the guts to do it. Photo: Anette Wolfsen

I'm asking this because I might have sleep apnea as I have adrenaline rush every night.

I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie so I said yes. He had me sprint uphill a bunch of times and recorded my heart. While recording he thought he heard something wrong, though (a murmur?), so when we got back to his place he asked if he could 'reset' my heart.

dizziness - recurrent ear infections - palpitations - dizzy and lightheaded after eating - symptoms worse when doing exercise - discomfort in left side under ribs - tinnitus in both ears, deafness in one - buzzing in left ear, ringing in right - tiredness - weight loss, 1 stone in 1 month - adrenaline

I'm currently using B12 patches whilst i wait for my blood results and have noticed that I get a massive adrenaline rush every once in awhile - almost like I'm on a rollercoaster or plane, like I'm falling. Not unpleasant but a bit unnerving at times. Does anyone else get this and is it normal?