Acute stress disorder vignette
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ve had symptoms that could fall under acute stress disorder, panic disorder, general anxiety disorder, and depression. Sometimes the symptoms can fit in one catagory and then switch over to a different catagory. For example, in the past I've had frequent panic attacks throughout the day. Overtime, I've found triggers (more trivial than life threatening) for some while others just happen. Majority of the symptoms began after 2 years of profound stress.
i could have hashimotos, but my hyper phase followed by extreme hypo phase don't follow the typical hashis pattern. it seems that most people with hashimotos don't have an acute hyper phase followed by an acute hypo phase. usually people with hashimotos slowly become hypothyroid over a period of years. hashimotos is a gradual destruction, whereas silent thyroiditis is inflammation followed by recovery.
only time will tell if my issue is transient. the same is with you.
Your elevated wbc along with neutrophils could be due acute infection, gout, rheumatoid arthritis thyroiditis, acute stress, trauma, myelocytic leukemia etc. vacuolated neutrophils may have associated with severe infection, chemical poisoning and other toxic states. Bands are immature neutrophils and an increase is called left ward shift due to acute infection.
High platelet counts could be due to reactive thrombocytosis, due to a bone marrow disorder or essential.
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ve been depressed the last two years because of the stress of getting bullied in school , is that have any thing to do with my fitness?, even that my body don't look bad and i don't have eating problems . could this be caused be anxiety or maybe another health disorder , should i go to the hospital and run tests ?
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Hi everyone, last year at this time I developed acute anxiety and restarted meds and therapy. I'm starting to feel anxious thinking about last year at this time. I'm afraid of a relapse and associating things during this time of year with what I was going through last year? Hopefully this makes sense. Has anyone else been through this or felt this way? I appreciate any advice or support. Thanks so much!
Long story short, his lungs have been perfectly healthy up until about 2 months ago. He had an acute onset of wheezing, retractions, dry hacking cough. X-ray showed a slight inflitrate. He was treated with antibiotics and was started on pulmacort and xoponex. 3 wks later, he had another episode. Symptoms all the same but this time x-ray showed bronchitis with no infiltrate. I took him to the ER and he was started on prednisone and we continued xoponex as before.
t sleep more than 2 hours a night. I have been dignosed with Conversion Disorder, Post Tramatic Stress Disorder and Acute Anxiety Disorder. I am not allowed to work, drive....daily activities are becoming more and more difficult.
Before March 4th I was a normal 33yr. old mother of 1, worked 50 hours a week, cleaned my house, drove my car like I stole it, cooked, did laundry.......You know all the things that we all take for granite!
Myocardial ischemia (usually due to blocked vessels, means lack of blood flow), and it appears with stress; can be acute posterior MI (means currently having a heart attack) that can almost be ruled out because an EF65% (amount of blood pumped with each heartbeat) is well within the normal range of 50 to 70% and indicates the heart is strong enough to pump 65% of the filling capacity of blood.
After three years of hell and every test known to man and at least 10 doctors, I've been diagnosed with conversion disorder which I know is false. The only abnormal results have been high lymphocytes, one single o band, vitamins d and b deficiency, costocondritis, gastritis, and white matter lesions they say are caused by age. I'm 45. Symptoms started with burning, tingling, weird smells, shooting pains in head and fingers, and muscle atrophy.
Diagnosis of PR is very difficult and can take time, and other things such as acute gouty arthritis and acute RA need to be ruled out. Fluid can be analyzed from joints to distinguish this from others causes. CRP can be elevated as well as ESR results, but usually everything proves "normal". RA markers can be there if someone is disposed to RA.
When were your last blood tests, and what were the findings? Were there anything flagged or abnormal?
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