Crazy Tired

STRESS.    EMOTIONAL.

Yes,   i can trigger either  with exertion, heat, or  stress.

Are you on a beta blocker?

H S P

I had it just before Christmas.

Keep an oxidizer with you.

Headache and sob while climbing steps are the tip off

I use a daily asthma steroid and a puffer.

I also carry prednisone at all times.

And a klonopin tablet for the panic and sob

Sleep apnea is when you're stopping breathing. Usually obstructive.

Before you wake up your heart rate dramatically increases and adrenaline floods.

Sometimes you have nightmares.

Consequently by awakening you can feel deathly ill,

Also have you considered serotonin.

Vagus..?

On 7/21/2013 at 4:02 PM, Rachel Cox said:

Hi Clair, I suspect it is the high temperature of the water. You were in for half an hour which is a long time in that kind of heat. I know I would feel all those things you mention if I spent even half that length of time in water that hot. My body just can't thermoregulate effectively and it takes a very long time to get over it. Do you have a similar experience after a bath? I suspect it is about how your body handles heat. It is so frustrating when well meaning people suggest things to help that trigger other issues.
Hope you find another solution.
R

This

I had covid. Main symptom was out of breath using stairs

Wow. So sorry. How are you now? 

Klonopin has to be does correctly but it's a miracle drug

On 12/17/2020 at 10:36 AM, Pistol said:

@Hippopotsamus - I think this is a common occurrence in dysautonomia. I get it, usually accompanied by yawning ( as an attempt by the body to get more O2 ) and can lead to syncope or seizures for me. I was told it is due t the ANS making too much adrenaline which constricts the vessels which then causes tremors etc. , at least that seems the case for me. I control this by laying down, covering up with heating pad ( warm blankets in hospital ) and - hopefully - it goes away. Overdoing things or getting too stimulated can cause this. 

Makes sense. But with an adr spike, you'd feel agitated

Tbh sounds like a sleep apnea event.

Don't sleep on your back

Cleveland Clinic

Low carb

Sleep apnea

There's something called Bakers that can cause leg pain. Ask dr

Klonopin may help.  If they will prescribe. 1 mg

Anybody else have these "vasovagal events"?

Neck tightening.....sudden headache......extreme vertigo......high agitation....slight asthma.....exhausted? Then eyes that twitch a little. 

It takes me 3 days to recover, like a hangover.

Possible triggers? Caffeine, alcohol, sudden exertion, STRESS, allergy, dehydration, leaky gut?

Anyone else get so exhausted that it feels like  theyre using all their

energy to breathe normally?