...Let the doctor hear you talk...
I'm not going into boring details but suffice it to say that the last few months I've been dealing with inertia and tiredness. No imagination, not caring to leave the house, not caring to go beyond the most minuscule, minimum attempts to do anything, reading comprehension heading south, sleeping about 12-13 hours a night, etc.
The symptoms were similar to depression, only I was not depressed!
Went to the doc last week for my annual physical, the one where they take blood, other samples, X-rays, etc., and I mention this to my doc.
Two days later I have to go in and give them more blood. My sodium and potassium levels are off the chart low, and they want to retest.
Googled these issues and by golly there I am! Turns out my blood pressure meds have been doing this. So I am on a new scrip and we'll see how these work .
I am so relieved! I thought it was "just me!"
So there you are. So some advice: go see your doctor on a regular basis and talk to her/him. Something you didn't even think about, something very small may be out of balance.
And a big bonus for everyone...an earworm for the day!
I'm not going into boring details but suffice it to say that the last few months I've been dealing with inertia and tiredness. No imagination, not caring to leave the house, not caring to go beyond the most minuscule, minimum attempts to do anything, reading comprehension heading south, sleeping about 12-13 hours a night, etc.
The symptoms were similar to depression, only I was not depressed!
Went to the doc last week for my annual physical, the one where they take blood, other samples, X-rays, etc., and I mention this to my doc.
Two days later I have to go in and give them more blood. My sodium and potassium levels are off the chart low, and they want to retest.
Googled these issues and by golly there I am! Turns out my blood pressure meds have been doing this. So I am on a new scrip and we'll see how these work .
I am so relieved! I thought it was "just me!"
So there you are. So some advice: go see your doctor on a regular basis and talk to her/him. Something you didn't even think about, something very small may be out of balance.
And a big bonus for everyone...an earworm for the day!
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