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Can Anybody Help Me?
Can anybody help me? I am a 17 year old kid, that is 5'8" and weighs about 144 pounds. For the past week, I thought I was getting sick. I thought I was getting the Flu, Stomach Virus, a Cold, ECT. About two days later, I've been getting chest pain, dizziness, left arm pain, sometimes both arms, shoulder pain, shortness of breath, feeling weak, and not hardly been able to sleep lately. Like I said, I thought I was coming down with the Flu or something. I'd eat and then sometimes throw it back up. Then I thought I was dehydrated but my pee is clear and stuff. My eye site seems to be blurrier. My neck has also been hurting. I thought I might have slept funny. I've had the Flu before but nothing like this has ever happened and I know I'm not dehydrated. I don't want to go see a doctor and it be nothing. Any answers? Please let me know soon. Thanks.
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There are viruses out there now THAT HAVE NO NAME and you are playing Russian Roulette by not going. There are urgent care clinics that have popped up all over the place, and most would be willing to make arrangements for payment if money is the issue. This is your life===and the only one you will get! Take care of it!
DuckTheLeg, you must make an appointment to see your doctor urgently.
By what you describe, does sound like you do have some kind of virus or bacterial infection and you do need the doctor to listen to your chest and examine you.
Don't worry too much if you are not able to eat, but do make sure that you drink plenty. Diluted fruit squashes, and clear soups, keep off dairy and milk products while you are ill. Have little sips often rather than too much all in one go.
By what you describe, does sound like you do have some kind of virus or bacterial infection and you do need the doctor to listen to your chest and examine you.
Don't worry too much if you are not able to eat, but do make sure that you drink plenty. Diluted fruit squashes, and clear soups, keep off dairy and milk products while you are ill. Have little sips often rather than too much all in one go.
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