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I cry every day and I don't think I'll ever get over this, I feel the
stress
will kill me.
I cry every day and I don't think I'll ever get over this, I feel the
stress
will kill me.
ShouldaWouldaCoulda
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
6 months ago
So Long Bisoprolol... bit more info
Hiya Hearties, Forgot to say before, my consultant has put me through a Cardiac
Stress
MRI with Contrast. This showed a few things, firstly good flow around the heart, so no appreciable new stenosis or narrowing of the main pipes...yaaay.
Hiya Hearties, Forgot to say before, my consultant has put me through a Cardiac
Stress
MRI with Contrast. This showed a few things, firstly good flow around the heart, so no appreciable new stenosis or narrowing of the main pipes...yaaay.
Cruiser25
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Social Anxiety Stress
I had a family dinner last night where I was reminded of how painfully shy I am around certain people (mostly alpha males) and how that feels into my social anxiety. Whenever I am in a group situation I feel as if people just aren’t interested in me and then when the conversation turns to me I’m lost
I had a family dinner last night where I was reminded of how painfully shy I am around certain people (mostly alpha males) and how that feels into my social anxiety. Whenever I am in a group situation I feel as if people just aren’t interested in me and then when the conversation turns to me I’m lost
Bekindtoyourmind
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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Can bacterial infections cause this?
I dont know if this is related to the inflammatory conditions I had/have, diet or
stress
or even if its arthritis,. Any insights welcome.
I dont know if this is related to the inflammatory conditions I had/have, diet or
stress
or even if its arthritis,. Any insights welcome.
Noelle62
in
Arthritis Action
10 months ago
Join MSAA for an upcoming webinar!
Amy Sullivan for a discussion on the impact of
stress
on multiple sclerosis. Dr.
Amy Sullivan for a discussion on the impact of
stress
on multiple sclerosis. Dr.
EmilyG_MSAA
Partner
in
My MSAA Community
1 year ago
Pain...
This pain could possibly be from other digestive issues that I have but pain causes me
stress
so that's why I ask. Thanks
This pain could possibly be from other digestive issues that I have but pain causes me
stress
so that's why I ask. Thanks
lusitania84
in
Living with Fatty Liver and NASH
1 year ago
All in my mind, apparently!!!
Had a telephone conversation with my Rheumy a few weeks ago, which was 9 months since the last one – in a year when I had experienced considerable
stress
in Health, Work and Bereavement.
Had a telephone conversation with my Rheumy a few weeks ago, which was 9 months since the last one – in a year when I had experienced considerable
stress
in Health, Work and Bereavement.
Prof99
in
PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Septal Infarct
If the first attack happened due to extreme
stress
(bereavement), how do I prevent another attack because sometimes life is extremely stressful? Does this mean I won't get old? Thank you
If the first attack happened due to extreme
stress
(bereavement), how do I prevent another attack because sometimes life is extremely stressful? Does this mean I won't get old? Thank you
Dhalialover
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
ptsd and zoloft
I have ptsd stemming from an incident in April 2023. Am now on Zoloft 50 mg. Today is day 12. Any advice as this is all new to me. Today I got up and really felt awful . I think this is the worst day ever. Can anyone give me support?? I’m 77 years old and want my happy, life back!!
I have ptsd stemming from an incident in April 2023. Am now on Zoloft 50 mg. Today is day 12. Any advice as this is all new to me. Today I got up and really felt awful . I think this is the worst day ever. Can anyone give me support?? I’m 77 years old and want my happy, life back!!
Meowmix8
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
10 months ago
perimenopause, hormones & RA flare..
I am a single mum, work as much as I can.. albeit that’s huge
stress
.. but I worry so much as how I will manage in a few years (my universal credit will stop), so on days like today where I can barely drag myself off the sofa it just all feels very bleak… I don’t have much support and generally am
I am a single mum, work as much as I can.. albeit that’s huge
stress
.. but I worry so much as how I will manage in a few years (my universal credit will stop), so on days like today where I can barely drag myself off the sofa it just all feels very bleak… I don’t have much support and generally am
Sapphire1701
in
NRAS
7 months ago
when does your low TSH stop following you around the NHS?
Makes you wonder if the
stress
before hand had altered the results? The test did show quite obvious postural hypotension problems on standing and high HR compensating for this…has any record of this ever been recorded/ suggested re. hypothyroidism ( and/ or treatment)?
Makes you wonder if the
stress
before hand had altered the results? The test did show quite obvious postural hypotension problems on standing and high HR compensating for this…has any record of this ever been recorded/ suggested re. hypothyroidism ( and/ or treatment)?
Judithdalston
in
Thyroid UK
7 months ago
Disability information
If you have been diagnosed with Primary Biliary Cirrhosis, you’re likely already dealing with enough
stress
in your life. With a qualified Social Security Disability attorney in your corner, your disability case can be a source of comfort instead of a source of additional
stress
.
If you have been diagnosed with Primary Biliary Cirrhosis, you’re likely already dealing with enough
stress
in your life. With a qualified Social Security Disability attorney in your corner, your disability case can be a source of comfort instead of a source of additional
stress
.
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
3 months ago
Child with inherited heart condition
He wore the heart monitor for 24 hours and also did the
stress
test on a treadmill at the hospital. He is now 13. My issue is that I am a constant nervous wreck. I worry about him all the time. I just don't know how to stop. I'm constantly worrying that something has progressed and we don't know.
He wore the heart monitor for 24 hours and also did the
stress
test on a treadmill at the hospital. He is now 13. My issue is that I am a constant nervous wreck. I worry about him all the time. I just don't know how to stop. I'm constantly worrying that something has progressed and we don't know.
JoW2023
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
This might help someone ?
Both had strokes in med school -
stress
- no sleep etc. one is in southern Nj. I have not met him bc his hospital was exclusively using him in their ICU during Covid bc he knew clots better than anyone else. Dr Justin Sciancalepore.
Both had strokes in med school -
stress
- no sleep etc. one is in southern Nj. I have not met him bc his hospital was exclusively using him in their ICU during Covid bc he knew clots better than anyone else. Dr Justin Sciancalepore.
Tennisbum
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
9 months ago
Fatigue Three Months after 3 stents in my RCA
I’m getting a
stress
Echo in two weeks to make sure. But again, given the number is stents I have placed the doctor says it’s not uncommon to ‘ take awhile’ I not out of breath but very fatigued for a good portion of the day. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
I’m getting a
stress
Echo in two weeks to make sure. But again, given the number is stents I have placed the doctor says it’s not uncommon to ‘ take awhile’ I not out of breath but very fatigued for a good portion of the day. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
Vireo
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
I sight needed
I had a craniotomy 2014. Acquired TBI. My husband is a veteran. He too has ptsd but there is no way he will admit it. I have ptsd too. The horrible world situation is too much for me. I can no longer discuss it with him. It is triggering. But he does not stop. He discusses with his brother daily. I have
I had a craniotomy 2014. Acquired TBI. My husband is a veteran. He too has ptsd but there is no way he will admit it. I have ptsd too. The horrible world situation is too much for me. I can no longer discuss it with him. It is triggering. But he does not stop. He discusses with his brother daily. I have
Hidden
in
Headway
10 months ago
Exertion triggering flutter condition - ablation, or no
If I stop the exercise the flutter continues for up to 5 minutes, then normality returns I believe this is an adrenaline trigger, it has not happened in other daily scenarios like sleep work, walking,
stress
or whatever. I have been scheduled for an ablation
but have cold feet
.
If I stop the exercise the flutter continues for up to 5 minutes, then normality returns I believe this is an adrenaline trigger, it has not happened in other daily scenarios like sleep work, walking,
stress
or whatever. I have been scheduled for an ablation
but have cold feet
.
street-air
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
What a difference a new Cardiologist makes
That in itself creates
stress
. Think he is afraid of complaint. I've asked hi secretary to ask him to he write to me. Picking letter up Tuesday Evidently he was surprised I had another Cardiologist. What are we to do, wait forever x
That in itself creates
stress
. Think he is afraid of complaint. I've asked hi secretary to ask him to he write to me. Picking letter up Tuesday Evidently he was surprised I had another Cardiologist. What are we to do, wait forever x
Maninthemirtor
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Changing tones
I also get the same increases with
stress
and exercise After a shortly while it does back to base level . I trust this won’t make it worse in the long term? I also note that my T can react to some background noises and remain at a higher level for a short while.
I also get the same increases with
stress
and exercise After a shortly while it does back to base level . I trust this won’t make it worse in the long term? I also note that my T can react to some background noises and remain at a higher level for a short while.
sds111
in
Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
spasms and twitches
He suggested that it was all
stress
related but ordered an MRI and another "gram" type of test of my brain. I am very claustrophobic, so I needed to be medicated to put me to "sleep". After the MRI and when the drugs wore off, I was eating and realized that I was no longer having spasms.
He suggested that it was all
stress
related but ordered an MRI and another "gram" type of test of my brain. I am very claustrophobic, so I needed to be medicated to put me to "sleep". After the MRI and when the drugs wore off, I was eating and realized that I was no longer having spasms.
Geriinaz
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
6 months ago
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