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Thanks a lot, I’m seeing a cardiologist in 2 weeks (couldn’t get an appointment sooner where I live) and will ask them for stress test and post. One thing I do
by dagorenouf 4y ago
Thanks a lot, I’m seeing a cardiologist in 2 weeks (couldn’t get an appointment sooner where I live) and will ask them for stress test and post.
One thing I don’t understand though: the day before I got bad again last month, I walked 10km and even ran a few times in the same day with 0 problem. I also use to do weight training before getting sick in 2021, so could it still be exercise intolerance?
As for anxiety, it’s something i only had occasionally before, and lately I’ve been feeling more relaxed as my financial situation improved.
But maybe I’m missing something and this illness makes me 10x more sensitive to anxiety so even what I consider low levels become problematic.
- mancerayder 4y ago>One thing I don’t understand though: the day before I got bad again last month, I walked 10km and even ran a few times in the same day with 0 problem. I also use to do weight training before getting sick in 2021, so could it still be exercise intolerance? Exactly! The exercise intolerance manifests 24-72 hrs after (per my Mt Sinai pulmonologist). It was too much. >But maybe I’m missing something and this illness makes me 10x more sensitive to anxiety so even what I consider low levels become problematic My personal experience was that anxiety was enormously heightened not just due to my body having some new mysterious disease, but also something physiological. That said there's a strong feedback loop. Getting better over time (with the above solutions you're looking into) should help with that.
- dagorenouf 4y agothanks, that makes sense !