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This is fucking brutal. My ex-girlfriend had Polycythemia. I realise it's very different to what you're explaining here, but her symptoms when she didn't take h
by LilBytes 6y ago
This is fucking brutal. My ex-girlfriend had Polycythemia. I realise it's very different to what you're explaining here, but her symptoms when she didn't take her medication, or when she got hot, or did anything strenuous were very similar to what you listed.
In addition to pissing blood.
Is this a disease that you've always had? Came later in life?
If this is asking too much or prying to deep, don't answer my questions. I empathise as much I can with you, as much as I can.
- nullserver 6y ago2 parts. Genetic disorder factor 5 Leiden. Not aa problem until a few years ago. Also have an Autoimmune disorder. Had it since I was a teen. Made worse by my teenage love of mountain dew. It’s a risk factor for clotting, and probably contributes. It also causes inflammation and neuropathy. It was was annoying and a slow but growing problem. Then I got exposed to a LOT of natural gas from a mega rental company house. Well dormant gene for factor 5 activated and I my blood went crazy. Lots of clots. Autoimmune also went nuts and decided that nervous system and various organs needed to die in a most painful way possible. Took a few years to get it under control..ish. Covid has clearly made it worse.