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@chronicparent30 Chair aerobics and chair yoga 💕. I haven’t been able to exercise for so long but I can actually tolerate it! It makes me feel great and also tired without being dead
@medicalmystery2 No because my condition fluctuates so much. One day I’m ok, another day I’m not able to do anything. If I can still function, I wouldn’t consider myself disabled even if others might 🤷🏻♀️
@medicalmystery2 That was the exact reason that I stopped seeking treatment & a diagnosis. I became so frustrated that I just quit going all together. Are you in a learning hospital?
@medicalmystery2 Same thing happened to me Saturday. 4 hours out and then I had trouble just walking to my car! Knocked out the rest of the day and it was only like 5pm
@_CrazyWonderful My EDS classmate said they ended up being so addicting that it was detrimental for her. She uses medical cannabis (so does one of my EDS professors) and they swear by it.
@medicalmystery2 You’d be surprised how many autoimmune conditions can’t be distinguished by labs 🤷🏻♀️ if they haven’t figured you out yet, definitely look into rare diseases. If you ever want to share you can PM me 💕
@medicalmystery2 Mine was symptom based. For a lot of rare diseases like mine, they don’t know they cause so they can’t just do labs. It’s a clinical diagnosis based on all my symptoms. One of the tests is a pathergy test (pin prick on your skin or mouth) to look for a reaction
@medicalmystery2 For yearsssss (16) I was undiagnosed because of that! Once I switched doctors and had someone actually listen to me, I was diagnosed in 1 day! I knew I had an autoimmune disease because I dealt with it every day