really tired of being tired and dizzy
Well, I'm glad someone knows how I feel.
I definitely had this problem before surgery. The first time I ever went to my doctor complaining about fatigue was about 15 years ago, I think. She tested me for Lyme disease, which I did not have. It's not real bad every day, just often. And if I have a day when I am more active, by which I mean just doing normal stuff people do in a day, like going grocery shopping, cooking dinner, doing a couple loads of laundry and maybe cleaning the toilet - the next day I barely have enough energy to get off the couch. It takes at least 24-48 hours to regain enough energy to take a shower.
I definitely had this problem before surgery. The first time I ever went to my doctor complaining about fatigue was about 15 years ago, I think. She tested me for Lyme disease, which I did not have. It's not real bad every day, just often. And if I have a day when I am more active, by which I mean just doing normal stuff people do in a day, like going grocery shopping, cooking dinner, doing a couple loads of laundry and maybe cleaning the toilet - the next day I barely have enough energy to get off the couch. It takes at least 24-48 hours to regain enough energy to take a shower.
Kelly
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I have seen some commercials on TV lately about hormone replacement therapy, and I have to wonder if maybe that's it. Maybe I should first just look into getting some blood test to see my hormone levels. Not that I would know anything about them, but all my other test keep coming back normal, so I geuss it's worth a try.
Who knows. I am honestly thinking about looking into it though.
Who knows. I am honestly thinking about looking into it though.
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