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Not the pdoc, just my pcp.
I feel tired. I don't want to write much.
I got my blood drawn and they're checking me for thyroid problems and anaemia because I have a bleeding ulcer plus this level of fatigue isn't normal, lol.
I got jet lagged today just from a fucking car ride. xD The heat isn't helping, though. My tolerance to normal things like mild sticky spring heat and long car rides is so low that I'm wiped out even before noon.
I got a new inhaler, Symbicort. Packs a way harder punch than I was expecting, considering it's not a rescue inhaler, it's for maintenance. I'm still shaking three hours later. I'm like, 'damn, son.'
Oh well. At least this one works. Flovent (fluticasone) doesn't work and that's what I've been using.
I'm using inhalers like... 3-5 times a day probably.
I feel like the fat kid in gym class. Like I should be 400 pounds and have a flushed face for all my breathing problems and low stamina.
My doctor says the best thing would be exercise. So I'm gonna give it a shot, I guess. But hopefully we can proceed with my fatigue treatment when my results get back in.~ He didn't want to put me on anything for it without testing my thyroid functioning, at least.
I feel tired. I don't want to write much.
I got my blood drawn and they're checking me for thyroid problems and anaemia because I have a bleeding ulcer plus this level of fatigue isn't normal, lol.
I got jet lagged today just from a fucking car ride. xD The heat isn't helping, though. My tolerance to normal things like mild sticky spring heat and long car rides is so low that I'm wiped out even before noon.
I got a new inhaler, Symbicort. Packs a way harder punch than I was expecting, considering it's not a rescue inhaler, it's for maintenance. I'm still shaking three hours later. I'm like, 'damn, son.'
Oh well. At least this one works. Flovent (fluticasone) doesn't work and that's what I've been using.
I'm using inhalers like... 3-5 times a day probably.
I feel like the fat kid in gym class. Like I should be 400 pounds and have a flushed face for all my breathing problems and low stamina.
My doctor says the best thing would be exercise. So I'm gonna give it a shot, I guess. But hopefully we can proceed with my fatigue treatment when my results get back in.~ He didn't want to put me on anything for it without testing my thyroid functioning, at least.
Perhaps it's the obsession with cleaning that causes Asthma due to lack of immunity to dust. My Aunt-in-Law was a 'Keep up with the Jonses' type and my Eldest Cousin; the last one to get Married, in a fortnight's time; had Asthma as a boy.