How are you feeling right now? (Pt 2)

[Calavera]

Enjoy it while you can. Especially for my sake.

I wish I was in bed now.

["couldbecousin"]

I'm afraid I'll need to go back to bed.

 No need to be afraid.  The internet will still be here when you get up again. 

[lutra]

Fairly good 'mooded' but today, for some reason, my back hurts.

[DORKY CHOU]

I feel as if I'm preparing for a nuclear word war with someone from the DPRWP.

["couldbecousin"]

 I feel like myself again for the first time since the bronchitis set in.  It's all some. 

[earthboundmisfit]

My lung hurts.

["couldbecousin"]

My lung hurts.

 Which one, and why?  Do you have bronchitis too? 

[earthboundmisfit]

The right one. I don't know what it is. It hurts from my shoulder blade all the way through to my chest. Feel like I'm being stabbed. I felt great this morning, don't know what this is.

["couldbecousin"]

The right one. I don't know what it is. It hurts from my shoulder blade all the way through to my chest. Feel like I'm being stabbed. I felt great this morning, don't know what this is.

 If I were you, I would get it checked out ASAP. 

[Queen Victoria]

FYI -

Symptoms of a Heart Attack:

•Chest Discomfort- chest pain is the most recognizable of heart attack symptoms. This pain can range from mild to severe and is often described as tightness, squeezing or pressure in the center of the chest. Generally, the discomfort will last several minutes but it may come and go.

•Breathing Issues- Panting for breath or struggling to breathe are classic signs of a heart attack. This symptom is commonly followed by chest discomfort, but not always. Most heart attack symptoms can occur independently of the others. Shortness of breath preceding a heart attack is a symptom more commonly seen in women than men.

•Upper Body Pain- the hallmark symptom of a heart attack is radiating pain down the left arm. However, did you know that pain in other areas of the upper body can also be a sign? Pain in your shoulders, neck, back or even the jaw can be heart attack related and again these signs can occur independently of chest pain.

•Cold Sweat- sudden cold sweats is a much-reported symptom, however cold, pale and clammy skin should not be overlooked either.

•Nausea- vomiting and nausea

•Anxiety- a panic attack or sense of impending doom can be a heart attack symptom. This is one reason each of these disorders is often misdiagnosed.

•Dizziness

•Stomach Pain- not a symptom most people commonly associate with the signs of a heart attack, but not uncommon.

Men and Women
Would you be surprised to learn that the signs of heart attack can differ between men and women. A recent study on early heart attack symptoms in women revealed that 43% had no acute chest pain preceding the attack. Unfortunately, this is still the main symptom emergency room doctors look for when it comes to a heart attack.

Symptoms in Women:

•Fatigue

•Shortness of breath

•Weakness

•Lower chest discomfort

•Back pain

•Nausea and dizziness

[Queen Victoria]

Even though I slept 11 hours last night, I still feel groggy. 

Moreover, I am content with a decision I made that had not been worrying me.

[eris]

I feel like myself again for the first time since the bronchitis set in.  It's all some. 

I'm glad you feel better, that's all some. Did you get a flu shot this year ?


And I'm feeling very very good. It's nice outside, too. (for january) I think  I am going to walk to the store instead of drive.

['andersom']

Stupid.

I stayed up long enough to get my feet cold. Now it will be a lot harder to fall asleep. And I am absolutely knackered.

[Parts]

Felt fine most of the day but now I have a stiff neck

[Zippo]

FYI -

Symptoms of a Heart Attack:

•Chest Discomfort- chest pain is the most recognizable of heart attack symptoms. This pain can range from mild to severe and is often described as tightness, squeezing or pressure in the center of the chest. Generally, the discomfort will last several minutes but it may come and go.

•Breathing Issues- Panting for breath or struggling to breathe are classic signs of a heart attack. This symptom is commonly followed by chest discomfort, but not always. Most heart attack symptoms can occur independently of the others. Shortness of breath preceding a heart attack is a symptom more commonly seen in women than men.

•Upper Body Pain- the hallmark symptom of a heart attack is radiating pain down the left arm. However, did you know that pain in other areas of the upper body can also be a sign? Pain in your shoulders, neck, back or even the jaw can be heart attack related and again these signs can occur independently of chest pain.

•Cold Sweat- sudden cold sweats is a much-reported symptom, however cold, pale and clammy skin should not be overlooked either.

•Nausea- vomiting and nausea

•Anxiety- a panic attack or sense of impending doom can be a heart attack symptom. This is one reason each of these disorders is often misdiagnosed.

•Dizziness

•Stomach Pain- not a symptom most people commonly associate with the signs of a heart attack, but not uncommon.

Men and Women
Would you be surprised to learn that the signs of heart attack can differ between men and women. A recent study on early heart attack symptoms in women revealed that 43% had no acute chest pain preceding the attack. Unfortunately, this is still the main symptom emergency room doctors look for when it comes to a heart attack.

Symptoms in Women:

•Fatigue

•Shortness of breath

•Weakness

•Lower chest discomfort

•Back pain

•Nausea and dizziness

i have had most if not all of these symtoms at some point or another. even pains radiating around the area of the heart, sudden and sharp though, never lasting or tight and they never last more than a split second. usually happening when i shift positions.

i usually just ignore them and say to myself "if they dont go away within a few minutes than i will get myself to hospital"
but by than they are always gone.

honestly i dont know why im saying this here, this is the first time i have mentioned it to anyone.