Heart failure? Infection???
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hello
I am a 16 year old girl who has been getting this symptom ever since a day I went outside about over a month ago.
- left lung feels blocked
- left lung feels uncomfortable
- no cough or forced dry cough
- feels as if I cant breathe properly
It went a way for a few days but then came back in the middle of the night and i assumed i was having a panic attack ( I'm a anxious version and a hypochondriac)
but it's still here and hasnt gone away since but symptoms have been added
-left lung still feels blocked
-still no cough for forcing a dry cough
-gets worse at night
-sinking feeling in chest a night which I'm not sure is a palpitation or not
-fatigued
I- sometimes feeling dizzy and dissociatiating
- purring on left side of chest and breathing in u can physically feeling crackling
- sometimes sore throat
- I had diohrea (sorry dyslexic) for one day
- recently my skin feels hot
- feel weak
I feel slightly better when I wake up and during the day
it might be important to note that I have gained alot of weight over about 12 months due to depression and such and dont move around alot now and my diet is very very bad now and diabetes runs in my family
I'm starting to get worried that it might be heart failure and that I'm going to die
I dont get chest pain or anything
does anyone know what it could be
ps- I've had other symptoms that are still happening such as constant utis ( I'm assuming it's an uti) missing period for literally 8 months and eczema flaring up. bumps in labia slightly low iron and slightly more male hormones
yh I cant handle it all
I have antibiotics from the doctor but we couodnt physically visit due to corona so it's not like they could listen to my chest or anything
sorry for the long message I tried to organise it
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nityanand Starrynigh
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Infection dials up the body's immune response, generating inflammation that can cause plaque to rupture and create blockages that lead to heart attack and stroke. Patients tend to have high levels of inflammatory markers circulating in their blood stream long after recovering from infection