What could these symptoms mean?
No arguments for any heart problem, you could be feeling your large bowel contract from time to time, which is normal, but most likely you have anxiety issues you can’t cope well with, like so many teens do, having to struggle with new often amazing developments inside and around you, maturing sexually, the tension these brings, in many guilty feeling about masturbation, going to a higher level school entailing you needing to work harder, have less free time etc. etc. If it continues to trouble you see your GP please, and try not to take any anti-anxiety meds since they won’t teach you hope to better cope with these anxieties.
What could these symptoms be from?
I have had cystinuria since I was ar. 11 (now 21). I have been on Thiola and Urocit-k, after having 3 surgeries due to kidney stones. Now, my doctor tells me I have low iron anemia, and low vitamin d levels. (puts me on vitamin d and poly iron forte.) I have mod. to severe bone and muscles pains. My neck and psine feel like they burn all the time. (This has been occurring for ar. 5 1/2 years now, and is getting worse.) Plus, I have been having pains beneath my belly button. I have hypertension and my doctor asked that I be checked for Polycystic Kidney Disease. Tests so far have been negative for PKD. What could be causing my problems? Any help will be highly appreciated!!!!
What are these symptoms?
Symptoms cannot be judged over a Q/A forum to diagnose a disease. Tell your parents immediately and pay visit to a doctor. By the time you get a proper answer here, the condition may worsen. If you go to a doctor, early checkup can findout the problem if any.You may not even have any problem at first place. But you still have to visit a doctor to confirm this. You can be free of any worry this way instead of waiting long for an answer here.(P.S. I am not a doctor but I am pretty sure any doctor will give you the same suggestion)
What should I do about these symptoms?
If you're worried that you might have been exposed to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) -- the virus that causes AIDS -- it's important to get tested as soon as possible. Although the prospect of being diagnosed with the disease can be scary, today you can live a long and full life with HIV, especially if you start treatment early. Knowing you are infected can also help you take precautions so that you don't pass the virus to other people.Several different tests are used to diagnose HIV infection. Other tests are used to select and monitor treatments in people who are living with HIV. This article covers both types of HIV tests.http://...HIV Tests: Getting a DiagnosisYou are at risk for HIV infection and should be tested for it if:You’ve had several sexual partners.You had unprotected sex with someone who is or could be HIV-positive.You have used injected drugs or steroids or shared needles or other equipment during drug use.You have had any sexually transmitted disease, including herpes,hepatitis, or TB.You have had sex for drugs or money.You’ve had sex with someone who has a history of any of the above -- or with someone whose sexual history you don’t know.There are several types of tests that screen blood (and sometimes saliva) to see if you are infected with HIV.Newer tests can detect the presence of HIV antigen, a protein, up to 20 days earlier than standard tests. This helps prevent spread of the virus to others and means an earlier start for treatment. It is done with a pinprick to the finger.Here's a look at available HIV tests:Standard tests. These blood tests check for HIV antibodies. Your body makes antibodies in response to the HIV infection. These tests can't detect HIV in the blood soon after infection because it takes time for your body to make these antibodies. It generally takes two to 8 weeks for your body to produce antibodies, but in some cases it can take up to six months.In standard tests, a small sample of your blood is drawn and sent to a lab for testing. Some of the standard tests use urine or fluids that are collected from the mouth to screen for antibodies.
What can cause these symptoms?
he probably needs to go to the doctor for antibiotics. when you have dark color mucus it is usually the sign of infection or bronchitis or early stage of getting phnemonia. he could just have a really bad cold, but i would still go to the doctor. best of luck.
What could be the cause of these symptoms?
Hello, I suffer from Fibromyalgia and Lupus. You sound exactly like me. Google "Fibromyalgia" and you will see that most of your symptoms will be listed. I was just diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in addition to the Lupus (which often goes hand and hand). I take Lyrica for the Fibromyalgia and it helps with the pain. Most important--go to a doctor. Also, your doctor should test you for autoimmune disease (such as Lupus). It is a blood test called an "ANA panel". This will help rule out anything more serious. I wish you well.
What should I do about these health symptoms?
You are a male so probability of pregnancy is none. Unprotected sex with less known partners in itself is a risky thing to do now a days. The technology and precautions are readily available but world society has changed and several people have multiple intercourse partners which increases the risk of STD up to a great extent !Coming to the second part it seems you are proactive by nature and got yourself checked for almost everything that could have posed problems. This is good ! In my opinion it should be wise to keep the possibility of STDs at bay.Your symptoms majorly indicate relation to your gut. A constant urge to throw up or stomach aches could mean several things starting from acid reflux to Crohn's disease or maybe your liver is not able to function properly due to which toxins could be accumulating but, hey ! Partial knowledge is like poison and u must refrain from inducing it. It could be something major or probably something trivial and unimportant but before you jump tona conclusion yourself I would suggest medical help.Rest assured, it does not seem like an STD or anything to do with your sexual encounter.Good luck !
What do these symptoms mean?
The answer to this question depends: It depends upon whether or not you are willing to put your faith in a bunch of yahoos on the internet who may- or may not- know anything at all about you and your body and health, or whether or not you want an actual diagnosis of whatever is going on with your body.Please, don't trust a bunch of yahoos on the internet. While many of us have a good understanding of the human body and disease processes, and many of us are actual doctors with extensive experience with the human body and various disease processes, most people are not, and they will tell you about their cousin who had the same thing and he died, or their brother who had the same thing and he just ate vegan for a week and it went away.Medical diagnosis can only be provided by a medical practioner, and any medical practioner worth his or her salt is not going to diagnose on the internet. Please, if you are worried about "symptoms", see an actual medical doctor, in person, and get treated.
Could I be pregnant with these symptoms?
I have been experiencing some symptoms so did a test which was negative but the symptoms continue. I spotted for a few days last week when my period was due (which didnt come), my breasts are swollen , I could eat the supermarket out of food and I feel tired and sometime a little ligh headed. I did have a period last month but instead or 4 days long it was only 1 day. I will do a test in a few days but wanted some girlie advise!
Could these symptoms be due to under eating?
Hey!, well I'm a 14 year old girl, I am 5'4 and 102 pounds, i excersize 30 mins on the crosstrainer, 30-40 mins excersize DVD, play netball 2 times a week and walk the dog for 30 mind everyday. I eat around 1100-1400 calories a day, I think I used to eat a bit more without knowing, but its dropped as recently ive became a calorie counter because I'm scared of getting fat, it drives me nuts if I don't know how much I'm eating, but I'm addicted. Anyways, that's been in like the past month or so, now I'm getting headaches a lot I feel sick, tired and run down, is this because I'm under eating, or is it just a cold? Here's what I ate today- Breakfast- 2 eggs on a peice of toast Lunch- A turkey sandwich Snack- fat free yoghurt Dinner- a quarter of a frozen pizza, and half a handful of curly fries. I also had a slice of birthday cake :) I haven't had my period since June, but I figure that that's because I'm young and it's irregular. I'm so worried, in case I cant have children when I'm older, should I be concerned that I've wrecked my chances? Thanks!