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I was also confused when the physician said she was prescribing an inhaler, the main things I complained about was a feeling of pressure in my chest and my heart feeling as if it was beating faster, but too softly, then skipping a beat and beating harder as if to compensate for the lost beat. I also mentioned how a little over 2 weeks ago I had a severe attack that was causing my muscles to twitch and spasm and i was sweating. The papers from my discharge say asthma but asthma was never mentioned during the visit.
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Agree with above post. Your doc may have prescribed as a diagnostic/therapeutic trial for some symptoms, but ran out of time to explain it all to you. I'd get in touch with the person who prescribed it to you and ask them, as inhalers aren't typically used in this situation.
Age 23. Female. North Colorado. 55. Maybe 105 pounds. I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome with Vascular Complications, Gastroparesis, and an AVM in my dueduom that bleeds periodically ( started bleeding again yesterday) (currently anemic because of this). My father recently told my family that he tested for antibodies of covid. I lived with him from Feb 29- April 3. He was sick from March 23- April 1. I developed a low grade fever last night as well as a headache, and have been very lethargic. Would I be able to be tested without proof that he has antibodies? He and I arent on good terms and I am very concerned. I am also concerned as I lost health insurance April 1st and havent secured a new plan yet.
Current antibody tests (particularly the home testing kits) are not accurate and of no diagnostic use.