My girl friend has Unknown illnesses?

Question

symptoms.....

1.tired all the time

2.pain full everywhere

3.nausa

4.hard to breathe

i really need help details she is losing wait really fast 2 weeks ago sghe was 112lbs and now she is 87 lbs. doctors say only 6 months to a year to live pllzpllz pllz pllz pllz help me pllz

Answer 1

Im sorry, I dont know what it could be. Mabye her doctor can tell you what it is.



Long shot but could she suffer from anorexia? Its the only thing I can think of.....

112lbs is only really little and now at 87lbs thats pretty scary. Does she eat? Does she still have her appetite?  

Sorry, Im not much help :(

Answer 2

Wow, I'm really sorry to hear this.  I hope you support her and be there for her as much as possilbe.  As hard as this is on you, it's even harder on her....  Please, please, do all you can to be there for her....

Also take an active role in whatever condition she has.  Make sure she takes her meds and follows any diet, etc.  

Take care, and I wish her the best of luck :-)

Answer 3

I would look up illnesses with her symptoms online. There's medical websites with signs and symptoms. Symptoms=feelings like pain. Signs= facts, like weight loss. That might help. If she's throwing up, she's probably losing weight from that? Try looking up methods or drugs to stop or alleviate nausea too. I know they have those. I mean those symptoms could be anything, mono makes you sick and throw up. That isn't deadly usually though unless it goes untreated. A blood test would've caught that.

I had a classmate that was a former firefighter she caugh heptitis B before there was a vaccine 2 of her co-worker's died, but she went to Mexico and went to a treatment center for sick people. They gave her pure oxygen and she is alive and kicking, even chain smokes. Soo you could look into that too if there are no options left.Oxygen is healing. I'm an EMT and we give pure oxygen to most patients because it can help heal a person in the first 15 minutes. It possibly helps over time too in a treatment environment, if you have no other options. Or do it in conjunction with what you're doing. You can buy an oxygen tank and get her a face mask or nose prong to connect to it. Ask a fire station. Look up the benefits of pure oxygen too. If she does it for most of the day, it can help.

Also, try to find any experimental new treatments she can do. They are hard to find, but they have them for free, and it could work. Those trial things, where they write down the results? They might have research institutes with a list of what experimental treatments they are looking for canidates for.