Is anyone familiar with these symptoms?

Question

It's been puzzling me for a long time.

Answer 1

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SHortness of breath can be from lack of Iron, b12 and folic acid in your diet. Also a lack of potassium believe it or not.

Iron deficency test: Go to the mirror and pull your lower eyelid and see if the color is red or flesh color. If its flesh colored you are lacking enough iron and should take a herbal iron like Floradix. It will take a month to see a difference. Iron carrys oxygen in your blood and if you dont have it you will feel tired, cold hands and feet, headaches, RLS, dull brittle hair, brittle nails, poor sleep, pale skin (see thru), shortness of breath, fatigue, poor concentration, low mood, ringing in the ears, irregular heart beats, cracks in the corner of the mouth, dizziness, fainting, sore tongue and canker sores. Add b12 and folic acid for best results.

Potassium is called the "alkalizer". It neutralizes acids and restores alkaline salts to the blood stream, and works with sodium in all cells including at nerve synapses to maintain or restore membrane potentials and assist in metabolic processes.

Potassium is critical to cardiovascular and nerve function, by regulating the transfer of nutrients into cells and supplying muscle energy.

Potassium also regulates water balance, assists recuperative powers, aids rheumatic or arthritic conditions (causes acids to leave joints and ease stiffness), is vital for elimination of wastes, is a natural pain desensitizer, helps control convulsions, headaches and migraines, promotes faster healing of cuts, bruises and other injuries, and generally contributes to a sense of well being.

Potassium is stored in the muscles.

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Answer 2

Enlighten us .. what symptoms ?

Answer 3

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You could be diabetic or suffering from malnutrition.  There is also a possibility that you need to have a complete physical examination with emphasis on blood work to determine what the problem is.  Anemia also comes to mind.

You should see the doctor ASAP to avoid long-term health problems.  Get well soon.

Answer 4

Yeah the symptoms you have listed point to you having nothing wrong.

Answer 5

Amnesia springs to mind ......................

Answer 6

Well one of your symptoms is forgetfulness i guess, as you forgot to say what your symptoms are. The other symptom is being dumb, if thats a symptom. LOL

Answer 7

Yeh, I already lost 2 budgies to this. You need to cut down your intake of millet, QUICKLY!. Good Luck.

Answer 8

wat!????

Answer 9

oh yeah all the time  

Answer 10

It seems like you have the monkey pocks  

Answer 11

i'm very sorry to inform you that you do indeed have smallpox.

Answer 12

it sounds like a form of dysautonomia.   Dysautonomia  literally means dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system. The autonomic nervous system is the master regulator of organ function throughout the body. It is involved in the control of heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, respiration, digestion and other vital functions. Dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system can produce the apparent malfunction of the organs it regulates. For this reason, dysautonomia patients often present with numerous, seemingly unrelated maladies

if your autonomic nervous system is messed up it can cause a lot of odd symptoms including constant dehydration. a person with dysautonomia usually has to be over hydrated for the body to feel as though its normally hydrated.

women carry the gene which causes dysautonomia. males can develop the illness but can not genetically pass it on to their children.

also, dysautonomia is not just a single condition. many illnesses fall under the category of dysautonomia. symptoms greatly vary between patients with dysautonomia. the link ive included is for a website with basic information about the illness. check out the sympotms link on the left side of the website and good luck!

Answer 13

When I read your symptoms a # of illnesses popped into my head. I'm not exactly sure what it could be but the best think you should do is schedule a doctor's appointment. When the doctor comes tell him/her all the symptoms you told us and tell him/her your diet and any past problems you have had. If he ask any questions answer honestly. I hope you feel better! =)

Answer 14

Mad Cow???

Answer 15

It's easier to diagnose something if we know the symptoms.