so appreciate you asking, thank you. šŗ
Im still trying to process how all of this happened how this year I'm admitted at the hospital second time cause my vitals are quite bad. And it takes a while to find the cause. Now theres like all of my hormones are missing. The most difficult to handle being the low cortisol. I just know.. I even have to make medical ID card especially while being on hydrocortisone to replace it yano cause having low cortisol doesnt maintain your energy throughout the day at all. And I am just gradually using that like one tablet one time a week then go up to two, cause my cortisol doesnt remain to even above 300 mmol the whole day like it dropped two times so Im kinda pondering that is it the meds thats not long lasting or my cortisol just cant be replaced.
Say I took it at 6am, it made me feel alert and then by 2pm, my blood pressure would drop and heart rate begins to rise. If not those, my energy just basically drop like some kind of vegetable. Like I feel as if I lost control of things cause I'm too tired. Its day one after discharged and adjusting to all this needing medical id card and new hormones that are not natural.
I have been reflecting a lot abt maintaining energy, sth abt me feels sad that I lost that.
Im still trying to process how all of this happened how this year I'm admitted at the hospital second time cause my vitals are quite bad. And it takes a while to find the cause. Now theres like all of my hormones are missing. The most difficult to handle being the low cortisol. I just know.. I even have to make medical ID card especially while being on hydrocortisone to replace it yano cause having low cortisol doesnt maintain your energy throughout the day at all. And I am just gradually using that like one tablet one time a week then go up to two, cause my cortisol doesnt remain to even above 300 mmol the whole day like it dropped two times so Im kinda pondering that is it the meds thats not long lasting or my cortisol just cant be replaced.
Say I took it at 6am, it made me feel alert and then by 2pm, my blood pressure would drop and heart rate begins to rise. If not those, my energy just basically drop like some kind of vegetable. Like I feel as if I lost control of things cause I'm too tired. Its day one after discharged and adjusting to all this needing medical id card and new hormones that are not natural.
I have been reflecting a lot abt maintaining energy, sth abt me feels sad that I lost that.


s, Bud!

