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I supposed I should begin at the beginning. I'm currently 25 years old, by the way. Anyway... Back in May '09, I began getting infections; yeast and bacterial. Fast forward to now, I am still suffering from recurring Bacterial Vaginosis. Medication seemed to stop working for me and no matter how many times I'm treated, right when my menstrual cycle ends, there comes the BV making its presence again. Somewhere along the line quite some months ago, I was urinating quite a bit and dismissed it as the infection. I began getting heart palpitation quite frequently and then noticed I had some minor tingling in my feet. I thought I might be diabetic, had some blood tests but am not sure I was tested for diabetes. The after hour health clinic was closing soon as was more concerned about getting me out of there a.s.a.p. so that they could close and settled with only a urine test.
I recently found out I have hypothyroidism, though my numbers aren't high enough yet where I need treatment. I am still urinating quite frequently and often feel as if my mouth is dry these past few days. I put on about 10-13 pounds. The tingling in my feet has gone away, but not long ago, I discovered that if I sleep on my back, my left leg falls asleep and goes numb.
I plan on going back to the women's doctor on Wednesday and calling my primary one for a sick call on Monday. In the meantime, I am wondering if anyone else has gone through this.... the constant BV, the hypothyroidism and no answers.
Thanks a bunch!
I recently found out I have hypothyroidism, though my numbers aren't high enough yet where I need treatment. I am still urinating quite frequently and often feel as if my mouth is dry these past few days. I put on about 10-13 pounds. The tingling in my feet has gone away, but not long ago, I discovered that if I sleep on my back, my left leg falls asleep and goes numb.
I plan on going back to the women's doctor on Wednesday and calling my primary one for a sick call on Monday. In the meantime, I am wondering if anyone else has gone through this.... the constant BV, the hypothyroidism and no answers.
Thanks a bunch!