So I'm 29 years old, very active and I find myself about ready to pass out after physical activity. I feel that my body is dehydrated but then again water intake does not help!
A little back ground:
I was diagnosed with Crohn's 6 years ago. I had been sick for a long time and just kept getting misdiagnosed. After a year of hell I developed a soft ball size mass in my stomach that constantly pushed on my blatter. I finally just went to the emergency room for the 10th time
This time I was getting somewhere, but I got more than I bargained for. A full bowel resectional. I lost several inches of my colon and small.
After 20 days in the hospital I went home 55 pounds lighter and pretty upset. Crohn's has changed my life for the better. I had one more surgery due to scar tissue a year later, but was given great news that my Crohn's was no where to be found.
the last 5 years has been great. Yea the whole bathroom issue is annoying, but I am able to control my Crohn's with diet (no meds). I have not seen a doctor in a long time. Not having insurance make it tough and I've had no reason to go except for staying fatigue lately.
I really think my body is lacking something, but I do understand that I live in humidity heaven.
My whole reason for posting is to see if any one has any advice to what can help give me energy. I know I should go to the doctor and all of that but any advice I can get is greatly appreciated.
A little back ground:
I was diagnosed with Crohn's 6 years ago. I had been sick for a long time and just kept getting misdiagnosed. After a year of hell I developed a soft ball size mass in my stomach that constantly pushed on my blatter. I finally just went to the emergency room for the 10th time
This time I was getting somewhere, but I got more than I bargained for. A full bowel resectional. I lost several inches of my colon and small.
After 20 days in the hospital I went home 55 pounds lighter and pretty upset. Crohn's has changed my life for the better. I had one more surgery due to scar tissue a year later, but was given great news that my Crohn's was no where to be found.
the last 5 years has been great. Yea the whole bathroom issue is annoying, but I am able to control my Crohn's with diet (no meds). I have not seen a doctor in a long time. Not having insurance make it tough and I've had no reason to go except for staying fatigue lately.
I really think my body is lacking something, but I do understand that I live in humidity heaven.
My whole reason for posting is to see if any one has any advice to what can help give me energy. I know I should go to the doctor and all of that but any advice I can get is greatly appreciated.