Hi Everyone!
I still can't believe how painful those episodes are when I have them. I am so glad they are not very often. I haven't kept track, but I think I only have one every few months. I marked my calendar this time so I can track them. Cody's situation was a week ago to the day. I have always felt my angioedema reactions were delayed. I have really been trying not to think or worry too much about them since it seems like they are fueled by stress, and that makes for a vicious cycle. I was doing some reading about the stomach pain/intestinal inflammation from the angioedema. It seems like there is an approved medication but it is administered by IV. Of course this would not help my situation unless it didn't let up and I had to go to the Dr. or hospital. It's really weird because I start seeing signs of the weird breathing during the day. The stomach pain will normally start early evening (after 7 or 8 PM). I have never had the stomach pain start earlier than that. Sometimes it's a little later. Craziest thing I have ever seen to have that type of pain start like clock work. The pain is literally so bad that I am doubled over in bed, in a fetal position and cannot move. I finally drifted off to sleep last night. I woke without any side effects, etc. I read that some people get nausea or diarrhea, but I don't. This morning/today I did have a sore chest and neck from my muscles constricting last night. That cleared up late afternoon and there are no other signs of what I went through last night.
I had to go to the area around the mall today. The holiday traffic and shopping has already started. I got stuck in traffic and was running short on time so I didn't get to do any extra cardio.
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Teacher Are you scheduled to work much during the holidays?
Laura Hi
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