Sorry I can't say anything uplifting to make you feel better today, but never feel sorry for ranting... we've all done it at some point on here...
The support from other people who have been through it or are going through it now is invaluable on a bad day...

I just hope that tomorrow will be an improvement on today, small steps to overall better health in the future xx

Eating poorly totally makes me fatigued and feel like shit. It really does. When I eat non processed, whole foods (lots of veg) with minimal carbs, my energy is up, my sleep is better, my mind is clearer. We can't deny what A healthy diet and exercise can do for our overall physical and mental health.

If they've not done so already, make your docs are checking your vitamin D levels and vitamin B 12 levels to see if they're at normal levels. And stay well hydrated as well.

And I know people don't like to hear this but it's true; I believe it more now than ever- make sure your head is in a good place. Our emotional and mental health affects our bodies and our physical health. So it deserves our attention. I'm not saying you're depressed but what you describe sounds an awful lot like it.

I mean, after all is said and done, when doctors can't find anything wrong with you after testing and examining over and over again, then it makes sense to look at all possibilities, not the one we presume is the cause.

I know just how you feel. I feel pretty much the same way, although I'm only 8 months out. I know for a fact that anxiety and depression are playing a HUGE role in my feeling poorly...at least they had better be!! I will feel ok one day and the next it is back to feeling like poo. Eating makes a big difference for me too. I've found that if I eat a lot of bread or sweets, I will feel extra lousy for a few days. Most the time I control myself, but on occasion when I can't pass up something yummy like I donut, I definately regret it the next day. I wish I had some good advice, but unfortunately I don't. :(

A year after my DVT/PE event I was also very, very fatigued and was told by one doctor that I needed to understand that I almost died and that my system went through a great deal of trauma. Well duh I knew that I was in hospital a month...and I remember all the activity in the ER. Having said that I didn't buy that this fatigue was due entirely to what happened..and I pushed my primary care doc to check other things...turns out my thyroid was way out of wack...hypothyroid. So don't assume what you're feeling is related to what happened 2 years ago....it could be....but I wouldn't just accept that as the final word.
good luck.

I have to echo what some of the others have said. You should check in with your doc and make sure it isn't something else entirely going on.

I developed orthostatic hypotension a few months after my PEs. Made me feel lousy and dizzy and nauseated all the time. Once we figured out what it was, I made a few easy adjustments to my diet and supplements and was like a new girl within a week. No proof it was connected to my PEs at all.

Are you still on warfarin?

Agree with toss n turn its worth getting checked out some of your symptoms ring a bell for me two and a half years post PE's. I am being re-investigated all the best

Mr the runner

well as allways ur responses a are great help and yea im having every avenue checked including depression and stress just hate the fact im feeling this bad again after thinking i was past the worse but yea thank you all for your support means a lot folks

Hang in there! Hopefully something will come soon. I don't think my orthostatic hypotension would have been diagnosed without an offhand comment on my part to my doctor about how the more I was up and moving around, the worse I felt. Sometimes it is a tiny detail that changes everything.

Keep us posted!

I'm almost 1 year from my PE and I have had other medical issues that have raised their ugly heads. My right hand was shaking and I thought it was due to heart meds. I finally went to a neurologist and found out it is a tremor that is most likely hereditary. Also, I pinched a nerve in my neck, so I was in severe pain for 2 weeks until I saw the ortho surgeon. Now I'm doing physical therapy and it feels a lot better. Due to other medical issues I have had to quit work and apply for Social Security, but I don't intend to give up. I keep busy and I'm trying to walk a little more each day. In my case, have to rest for a time from the PEs has set my overall fitness back a lot. And I'm still not able to go to cardiac rehab and now that I have no medical, don't know what I'll do. The point being...sometimes it has nothing to do with the clots.

i totally agree with u all but i do blame the clots for it all lol

i was extremely fit and active my job was very phsically demanding and tbh i had no health problems wot so ever i ate well i trained and worked hard my only vice was if i got a bit stressed i had a cigarette (slapped hand) and all i did was go over on my ankle fracturing it the hospital never seen me as a threat for clots so was never put any anti clotting meds one week later i had multiple pes on both lungs . since that day ive had more problems in two years than my whole life,, so yea i do blame the clots and ive had this discussion before on this site theres isnt one person on this site whos had a pe that can say no ive never felt drained no ive never felt muscle fatigue no ive never felt short of breath we all have but wot ive noticed is some have it for shorther and some longer periods and some it seems never goes away lol....and im not being negative just stating wot i read and ive had so many tests come back negative its unreal so now i have look down avenues of my mental health which i dont like doing but i must to get to the bottom of this as i feel my mental state is as good and as strong as its allways been its my physical state im crumbling with which could be being caused by my mental state im not so sure but hey i will take anything constructive if it gets me back on track to being well again