I don't know what is wrong with me. I have a number of health issues and my "will to deal with life" is gone. I am not depressed and I enjoy things that come easy but it is as if the fire to do anything beyond exist is just.... gone. I have people that depend on my doing more than just existing. Can y'all help?
I have a ton of old pdf files , financial information family photos and videos and want to be able to tag them as to their contents. it has a lot of personal info that i do not want to send out into the world regardless of their assurances. Which local model might help me the most?
i have a rather simple PC with windows 11 home. 500gb memory it was purchased as a gaming PC 4 years back so it has some nvda chip in there.
45f prescribed propalonol due to tachycardia. But weirdly that has subsided now. I have no idea why sometimes over weeks months i get tachycardia and tachypnea and as mysteriosly it goes away. This time around i honestly thought i was having a heart attack ended up with a holter monitor. showed some svt (?) doc said take propalonol. the thing is i assumed he said take it as needed and had not taken it at all and now my palpitations seem to have gone away. i am taking mg glycinate at night. I cant say this is what helped definitively because i did take it even when i was having the issue and it did not seem to help much.
So what is the mechanism of how propalonol works? is it an immediate thing or something that builds in your system like ssris? is it supposed to modify how the body behaves long term or something that only causes changes whn it is in your system?
most improtantly can i take it with vyvanse and/or strattera? i am on adhd meds (family curse)
I am asking about my teen who is on 50mg of Vyvanse. She is 18 and has been on it for a couple of years. It has helped greatly with her focus and learning. I want to try to get her on a lower dose. But the difference it has made in her ability to stay on-task and even executive function has been so great that she panics. She has anxiety but considers it an acceptable side effect for being able to be close to normal.
How is this going to affect her heart long term? She says she has read that it might shorten her life but considers it acceptable again. But she is 18 so mortality is just a distant concept.
What measures can we take to monitor her to get a baseline measures and maybe even things to do to ensure the stimulant isn't taking her to an early grave? Already it has reduced her appetite significantly but her weightloss has stabilized now.
Currently they want us to pay with another credit card and THEN have it reimbursed by HSA? That defeats the whole purpose of having an HSA card and I don't have a CC with all that extra cash sitting around.
I really want to get my biomarkers checked and support what Bryan is doing. All data that can go into the dont die effort is important and I think I represent a demographic that is probably under-represented in his dataset.
But if I can't use my HSA card, then I guess I would have to go with Functional Health or whatever else that makes it easy.
Can someone tell me I just looked at the wrong links and that it is actually not as complicated as I am finding it?
45 Female 200bls 5'2"
I was told to take propalonol when I had my holter on. I misunderstood thinking it was for reducing my issues of tachycardia while sleeping and that i need to take it when i felt like it was going to be bad.
For the entire duration of the holter I did not take it thinking it would mask any symptoms.
The results are in an the doc says i have to increase propalonol to 20mg.
I have recently started taking mg glycinate and eat dinner before 6 and my chest pain and sleep wake transition starting awake has all but gone away (well not 100% but if I am careful and avoid specific foods etc).
What exactly does propalonol do and will it cause other issues if i continue to take it?
Edit: I should add, this tachycardia and tachypnea was accompanied by left scapula progressively worsening pain. My pcp gave me a trigger point injection and that also seems to have coincided with the improvement/almost gone unpleasant sleep wakeups.
so i am on hrt estradiol ,05 patch and progesterone 100 for menopause. 6 months in. brain fog better but i have issues that i never had before. small niggling pain in what feels like blood vessels. Mainly near tendons, near my foot back of the knee, on the mid thugh interior, mostlyy just one leg... also never had headaches now i sort of do. all very mild and nothing to complain about. just noticed these are new things for me
anything to be concerned about? i am loving the hrt it is making life better
some practices do not take my insurance. My understanding is that anything the patient pays out of pocket for PT will not go towards their insurance deductible if insurance is not billed.
do you bill insurance if out of network? If not, why not? Won't it help to have some benefit to the patient that their payments go towards their out of network deductible?
i developed foot pain recently brought on by doing heal raises.
Is this a PT related visit than a podiatrist visit. Are there special foot pain PTs?
I can't seem to think of anything that needs agents. Give me some interesting projects u use it for
I learned about kilimanjaro from this book and it triggered a special trip to the library to learn about the mountain. I also learned about the existence of eclipses as a phenomenon from the same book.
Now I find that there is a book that matches my memory but it does not refer to kilimanjaro at all. I found a book with Killimoin in the title but that is not Kilimanjaro and I dont know what the story is about.
Is it possible that the titles were changed for different areas? This was a book my dad found in used book store in India.
Does anyone remember this? I feel like i am in a different timeline!