Based on what you’re describing, there are multiple symptoms that possibly point to an interconnected set of health issues. Your irregular periods, significant pain in your ovary, and menstrual irregularity might suggest something like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or endometriosis. These conditions could explain some of your symptoms, like the pain and menstrual irregularities, but that would need a thorough evaluation by a gynecologist including ultrasounds or hormonal tests. Your issues with fluctuating weight, stomach acid imbalance, and heat waves might be related to thyroid dysfunction, such as hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism — a blood test could measure thyroid hormones to confirm this. The burning sensation in your stomach warrants follow-up on your GERD diagnosis, ensuring your medication and diet are appropriate and aren’t exacerbating these symptoms. The exercise-induced asthma or exercise-induced bronchoconstriction could be causing your lung and breathing issues when you exert yourself, which might benefit from inhalers or respiratory evaluation. Heart pains and fainting warrant evaluation for cardiovascular issues, perhaps starting with an ECG or echocardiogram. Joint hypermobility, pain, and the sensory symptoms sound like they might be something like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or another connective tissue disorder; a rheumatologist could provide insight here. Migraines can relate to various causes, including stress, nutritional triggers, or hormonally driven patterns. You may want to explore options for preventive or acute treatment, perhaps seeing a neurologist. Thirst and hair thinning could also link back to a thyroid problem or might merit checking blood sugars for diabetes. High muscle gain and the shaking could relate to metabolic or hormonal imbalances. An endocrinologist could help untangle that. It’s crucial to have a comprehensive assessment and you might need several specialists to address these different issues. When you’re engaging with medical professionals, try to be as succinct but comprehensive in detailing your symptoms as possible — written notes can help. If you feel you’re not heard, perhaps seeking a second opinion or asking for referrals to specific specialists may be beneficial. Prioritize these evaluations sooner rather than later to assess what may involve serious conditions, particularly those affecting your respiratory or cardiovascular health or causing severe pain and disruption to day-to-day living.
help me everything is wrong with me
I am almost 18 years old every time i go to my doctor she says that everything is because i stopped going to a psychiatrist and that its just because i am chronically depressed but i have a lot of concearns that i don’t even want to explain to her because she wont listen to me okay to start my period is the most irregular it could be i get it like sometimes every month but never lasts for less that two weeks sometimes i don’t get it for 4 months and it can last up to a month i have a lot of pain in my left ovary and i can’t even wear tampons because it hurts so much for like a year and a half now, secondly i gain and loose weight all the time it just shifts and i eat very healthy because of another thing my acid is really bad i had to get medication because i got chemical burns or something on my stomach because my acid is too strong and had to eat like the dry bread and egg whites for a month when i was on the pills and i still get really bad burning in the stomach especially in the morning okay next thing i get a lot of random heat waves like if its cold i just start like burning from the inside out and sweating at random times, when i eat i get what i call my food high when i can’t function because i feel really sick especially sugar but i don’t have high blood sugar also when i run even a short distance my lungs feel like they are swelling and they burn really badly and i had this seince i was a kid and my throat closes up and i can’t breathe and sometimes faint and throw up i also get random heart pains everyday or multiple times a day but they last a few minutes i also think i am hypermobile like my knees lock out and all my joints especially my wrists and ankles and hips feel like they pop out id i do basically anything with them and i have really bad joint pain that is now on basically all my joints and shin splints from walking and any light pressure i aply to any part of my body just hurts like my hips knees elbows shoulders back i also get a lot of migranes that last up to three days and fell drained and tired every minute of my life oh and i forgot to add like in my hands especially i sometimes get like a burning pressure feeling that spreads to my forearm and it hurts more if i pit pressure on the lower part of my forearm like on the inside part of it oh amd i also feel thirsty whole day everyday especially in the evenings and amy hair is really thinning oh and i forgot to mention i gain muscle really fast in comparison to any other woman i know and it just stays and doesnt go away and sometimes i shake for no reason
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Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems metabolic disorder with various functions. It is not directly depression but combination of various metabolic alterations I suggest you to please get following tests done for confirmation. Please share the result with gynaecologist or endocrinologist for further evaluation Serum tsh Serum ferritin Lft Rft CBC Esr Serum rbs Serum calcium Cck serum See why iam suggesting these tests is association of indirect disorder like PCOS,thyroid disorder, gastric issues or debilitating disease. Please donot take any medication without consulting the concerned physician Regards
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