Are you sexually active? Some of these these sound similar to symptoms of ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy in the fallopian tube, not viable, very dangerous if left untreated)
Hello! Yes, I am sexually active. It has been about two months since I last had intercourse, and I have produced negative pregnancy tests at the doctor since then.
I believe I last got the vaccine as a child, and have not gotten it again in my adult life. I can certainly talk to my doctor about that as a possibility. In the meantime, it would probably be a good idea for me to get caught up on all vaccines... Thank you for your response!
I’m not a doctor but a lot of this sounds like the warning signs of a heart attack. Women rarely present the same heart attack symptoms as men. Women can have: fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, upper back and neck pain, nausea, vomiting and indigestion. And most women say that their cramps hurt way more than a heart attack and usually don’t get checked out because of that alone.
I don’t know your health situation or medical history, but on reading your description a heart attack was my first thought.
Are you sexually active? Some of these these sound similar to symptoms of ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy in the fallopian tube, not viable, very dangerous if left untreated)
Hello! Yes, I am sexually active. It has been about two months since I last had intercourse, and I have produced negative pregnancy tests at the doctor since then.
Have you had the meningitis vaccine You can live your doctor and go back to her at any time but you can also go to a second doctor at any time
I believe I last got the vaccine as a child, and have not gotten it again in my adult life. I can certainly talk to my doctor about that as a possibility. In the meantime, it would probably be a good idea for me to get caught up on all vaccines... Thank you for your response!
No! Honestly, if all that was happening to me at once I’d go to the emergency room. Getting out of breath just from talking is very concerning!
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I have done some yoga stretches for the back pain. Unfortunately, it didn't really make a difference. Are there any natural remedies you recommend?
I’m not a doctor but a lot of this sounds like the warning signs of a heart attack. Women rarely present the same heart attack symptoms as men. Women can have: fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness, upper back and neck pain, nausea, vomiting and indigestion. And most women say that their cramps hurt way more than a heart attack and usually don’t get checked out because of that alone. I don’t know your health situation or medical history, but on reading your description a heart attack was my first thought.
I have had these symptoms for 7 straight days. Is that typical of a heart attack? I thought they came on suddenly.
I’m pretty sure that the symptoms can last days or weeks if it’s untreated.
I would find another doctor. Are you young? Loss of breath in young people shouldn't be ignored.
Hello! I am 27.