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so many symptoms but no answer.
Since I was five years old, I have had a variety of symptoms that I have not yet find the answers to and now I am almost nineteen years old.
It started when i was five years old and i was at church and all of a sudden I passed out. At the time my family and I passed it off as being over heated. Then approximately two months later I passed out at school, but this particular time my vision was very blurry and I saw everything in this yellow yield sign type color, also i started trying to walk and started bumping in to people and that's when the school officials noticed me and tried to keep me "awake" and i don't remember anything after that.
Now, skip about four to five years later in around the fifth grade I began being so fatigued. For example, for about two months I would come home immediately after school and sleep for hours sometimes straight until the next morning,
Around that same time, I noticed that I had a small lump in my right breast. I went to our family physican and they did an ultra sound on it and said that it's puberty and teenagers usually always get little cysts like this and that it would eventually go away. Well fast foward three years later it didn't go away and it transformed from the original size of a sweet pea to a tennis ball.
so much more to this story. will come back and finish.
It started when i was five years old and i was at church and all of a sudden I passed out. At the time my family and I passed it off as being over heated. Then approximately two months later I passed out at school, but this particular time my vision was very blurry and I saw everything in this yellow yield sign type color, also i started trying to walk and started bumping in to people and that's when the school officials noticed me and tried to keep me "awake" and i don't remember anything after that.
Now, skip about four to five years later in around the fifth grade I began being so fatigued. For example, for about two months I would come home immediately after school and sleep for hours sometimes straight until the next morning,
Around that same time, I noticed that I had a small lump in my right breast. I went to our family physican and they did an ultra sound on it and said that it's puberty and teenagers usually always get little cysts like this and that it would eventually go away. Well fast foward three years later it didn't go away and it transformed from the original size of a sweet pea to a tennis ball.
so much more to this story. will come back and finish.
Have you had your estrogen and progesterone levels? I used to get nauseated with my period. My neurologist thought estrogen dominance may have been a factor in my migraines. I saw a woman faint on birth control pills (hormones) and heard it is common for women who take them. Holding one's breath subconsciously sounds like a sign of feeling stressed.
Have you investigated chronic fatigue syndrome and neurocardiogenic syncope (talked about on ndrf website)?
Have you investigated chronic fatigue syndrome and neurocardiogenic syncope (talked about on ndrf website)?
yea they gave me a biopsy and i have had multiple catscans and MRI's. i just don't know what to do!
Have you had a brain Catscan or MRI? Have you been tested for dysautonomia (see dysautonomia forum, also ndrf website. They are an org for dysautonomia research. Did you get a biopsy/removal of the breast cyst since it grew so large?
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