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Light headedness could also be due cardiac disorders. Symptoms are usually aggravated with exercise in cardiac disorders. Again inadequate sleep, hypoglycemia, anemia and vitamin deficiencies can aggravate your symptoms of light headedness. Please discuss these options with your consulting doctor.
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org you will find all your symptoms related to Chlamydia pneumonia .. i have also tested -ve for all STD except Chlamydia pneumonia which came out +ve i have weakness in legs , numbness in my fingers etc etc..
You have to treat Chlamydia pneumonia completely on CDC i have not found any treatment guidelines for Chlamydia pneumonia but you have to take combination of Antibiotics for at least up to 8 weeks to completely eradicate the bacteria..
As of CAP protocol you can check the website cnphelp.
I was sent to a physio who was quite rude to me, telling me that my symptoms were stress related and I was imagining it. So the burning pains which drive me to despair are imaginary are they? I notice that these symptoms are worse in cold weather. More recently though, I have developed a lot of numbness and tingling in my arms and hands... Sometimes this extends to my legs and feet.
I had a CT scan of my head, and was still told it was just a severe sinus infection. My symptoms have become even worse developing chronic fatique, sore throat and ears, and severe back pain. I spent three days in and out of the hospital because my throat was beginning to swell almost completely shut.
I am a 21 year old female. I had pneumonia over Christmas and ever since then I have been experiencing a "ticking clock" type of sound after I exercise. I notice it at the end of my exercise when I lean forward and bend over to stretch. It sounds like a rapid ticking noise coming from my chest area. My dad has mitral valve prolapse but he has never heard of the ticking sound sensation. I also have experienced pressure in my lower throat area.
When your cd4 falls below 200. You wouldn't have PCP within 45 days of infection.
Yes I did tell them. The pneumonia symptoms are starting to clear up I don't have a fever, never had a cough, starting to breathe better, and I have a lot more energy but still a bit light headed and throat is kind of sore and my voice hasn't return fully. I have been tested will get the results tomorrow.
first off I am a hypochondriac, and often googling symptoms. My recent problem started about one month ago with a runny nose and ear ache. I then noticed a lump feeling in my throat. I went to my gastroenterologist who said it may be a spasm, BUT he didnt stop there and mentioned that we should do a barrium swallow to rule out cancer. I got the barrium swallow and it was normal.. It didnt show acid reflux or the small hiatal hernia that a previous endoscopy had shown.
Yes “walking pneumonia” is contagious. The development of more symptoms, in the face of antibiotic therapy, is worrisome as is the “side pain” which I assume to be pleurisy and suggests that this infection may fall into the category of complicated pneumonia. In this circumstance you should definitely request careful reevaluation by your doctor or his designate to include at a minimum a repeat chest X-ray, a complete blood count and culture of your sputum.
It started off with a sinus flu type sickness which eventually turned respiratory. About 3 weeks after symptoms began, I finally went to the doctor and was treated with a Z-pack for pneumonia. I completed the 5 days of medication and my flu like symptoms had resolved. However, I continue to have terrible chest and rib pain. It is on the left side and center of my chest. It feels incredibly heavy, as if someone is sitting on my chest.
Have you seen a doctor about this? It doesn't really sound like an Epstein Barr symptom to me, especially if your EBV is dormant now.
One might suspect that you have underlying asthma and that when you get a viral infection each year, it triggers pneumonia –like symptoms. I would suggest getting a pulmonary function test while you are sick to see if this is, indeed, asthma. If this is not the case, another possible reason is that the local immune system in your lungs is not protecting you from the infection. This is usually an antibody problem and can be checked with a blood test.
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Moderate global hypoperfusion brain. Pneumonia history. Lyme/bartonella/Anaplasmosis history/diagnosis 30 years after symptoms started. Bile found in a lower GI. Diagnosed gasterparasis, recent diabetes. Now 47 years old. Tremors, fatigue, weakness etc started 7 years old. Spasticity, and all other MS symptoms. Affecting right side of body profoundly worse than left. Hormones test fine usually, ok thyroid, cortisol, nerve conduction studies. slightly elevated CRT and inflammatory markers.
You are very confident in those test. Swollen lymph nodes, rashes, aphthous ulcer, rasping breath sounds and a very dry irritating cough, tiredness etc. doesn't look like suspicious to you. OK, I don't expect that you will say "Ooh you have those symptoms, you are positive." No! Actually I was only asked a question about PCP pneumonia. Can someone have PCP pneumonia for 3 months without temperature?
I'm 21 years old. I've been sick for about 6 weeks now. My symptoms are extreme fatigue, weight loss (about 12 pounds), difficulty breathing, and bruising very easily. I just checked out of the hospital yesterday, where I was admitted for pneumonia and a high WBC count. When I checked out, I was told my WBC is still too high, and that I'll need to get it checked soon.
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