
Blazin_Frizzard
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lol, it would seem that you would be older than fifteen by the picture of your avatar
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Mr Mean
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i cant be bothered reading the whole thing.
so ill just take a shot in the dark and say
"stop smoking pot"
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Da Balla
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yes
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bella
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you may have juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.
It is a condition that affects the bones and in some cases can make you more susceptible to infection which could explain the throat pain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juvenile_rheumatoid_arthritis
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Shell C
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Could be an infection like cryptosporidian.
Or even super low iron levels.
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”*°••°*˜.::THE PG 13::.˜*°••°*”
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UHH VITAMINS WILL HELP LIKE EAT LOTS OF FRUITS AND VEGITABLES AND UHH YEAH IM SURE IT WILL HELP A LITTLE
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deerwoman777
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sounds like arthritis to me...seeing a doctor is your best bet..hope you feel better soon!
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delgamat
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sorry don't know... have you tried webmd
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Shipwrecked
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Mono is the first thing that comes to mind.
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hippie21st
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Well, I'm not a doctor either. I know your mom may not believe you, but this seems serious. Go to her and tell her that you are very concerned for your health and you want to see a doctor, and that you'll go with or without her approval. The most important thing is that you get help for this.
Hope everything turns out ok.
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Ladonna M
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have u thought you have a mussel disease or a bone problem of some sort
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Julsie
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Well - it sound like it could be mononucleosis AKA mono. Your dr will be able to run some test and see if that is really what it is. you age is the age when people catch it the most. Also ask your dr about the Epstein Barr Virus. That usually goes along with mono.... Good luck!
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danno0814
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You have a bad case of the flu most likely. I suggest you rest alot, don't go to bed to late, don't eat junk. Try eating nutricious meals. When you go to the doctors tomorow, he will advise you on what medicine to take.
Hope you get better.
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Jessica
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it could be pneumonia or the flu not really sure but the doctor should have an answer tomorrow. hope you get better soon!
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ColleenLucky7
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You don't always have fevers with illness.... I know I rarely do. My daughter had all the same symptoms as did I... hers was Lyme disease.... mine was the flu.
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livinonaprayer
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Hi Jason. I'm not a doctor or nurse, but it sounds like maybe you have mono(nucleosis) coupled with growing pains. I'm interested in knowing what you learn from the doctor...I care!
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Maja
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i am not sure but the same thing is happening to me. i feel so bad, i just got over the cold/bronchitus fase and i'm still on antibiotics but now all of a sudden i started feeling nauseated and dizzy. i really hope its not something bad and that it passes quickly cause i've been sick for about a month now, and so have the people i have been in contact with. i caught it from my brothers whatever it is. also i thought maybe its food poisoning but the cold and bronchitus part doesn't fit.
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Hot Rob P
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Are you being poisoned?
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Princess Carly
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my friend has the same type of thing she has a disorder that eats away her mussels thought you could also have a calcium deficiency
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Jessica G
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i really dont knoww. umm i would try sleeping longer, eating more meals, or even doing something fun every once in a while. i would do anything i can to help you, but all i can sugjust is to see a specialest or something.
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Rebecca S
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flu probably.
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sandy t
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Keep your appointment, it sounds like mono and only a doctor can confirm this. Much luck to you,hope you get better soon. I'm not trying to be nasty, but a nurse is not a doctor!
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josephgv
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I think you may have a sinus infection which may have developed into the flu or something more serious. I certainly would go to a doctor and have it checked -- regardless of what your Mom, the nurse, says. I don't think her education is as strong as the doctor's .
Please go and get well. You have so much to live for and there is no reason for you to be feeling so bad! I hope only the best for you!!!
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!!Just Peachy!!
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You could have Mono but you need a blood test to be sure! Or Lyme's Disease is something that would also cause all of those symptoms and you need a Lyme blot test for that! Best of luck to you!
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cincydude55
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What you have sounds a lot like Mono. Mono is a disease that can last a month or two and can cause you to feel sick or tired. Common symptoms are sore muscles, fatigue, and so on. It weakens your immune system (which is probably why you got a cold and bronchitis) and is contagious for the first few weeks so you should try to stay out of social situations if you just got it. You seem to have had it for a while though. Go see a doctor to see if and how bad you have a mono. He can prescribe medicines to help you get better faster. I am surprised your mother being a nurse didn't catch this.
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.♥.when will it rain
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It sounds like mono and Strep throat.My friend was diagnosed with both of these and had the same symptoms. That was really responsible of you to find a ride to the doctor, and money for a prescription. It's good you are independent and taking care of your own health. I hope you get better soon. Take care.
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blah
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im not sure, maybe you just get really bad aches when the seasons change, my friends experience that. It could be a bone disease or something. i hope you feel better though, good lucky and it was smart of you to go to the doc cuz you definitely need to see one.
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katie m
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you might have SAD. its a type of depression that most people get in the winter time. but see what the doctor has to say.
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Dashing Geek
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I hate to be an alarmist, but... It could be something called infectious mononucleosis, but it could also be an autoimmune condition or even something more serious like a form of leukemia. It is important that you get some bloodwork to figure it out. Good luck.
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Dug48
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Could be mono...but only a doctor can say for sure. Good luck.
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justathought
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Wow, that is alot - honestly there can be many reasons you are sick. You could have hepatitis and your immune system is being attacked. Your liver could have problems and this also affects your immune system. Taking to much medication for systems can make you more sick and susceptible to more illnesses.
There are so many things it can be - you will need to have some blood test taken to see whats going on inside your body. If you have low white cell counts. That could be cancer, Aids, and many other things - not to scare you as it can be something simple like your body is not releasing proper hormones that help keep you healthy. There also can be a mold infestion that is in your lungs, that is known to cause symptoms you are having and sometimes can be missed and needs to be checked by a lung and heart doctor.
You best bet is to go to the ER - they have to find out what is wrong with you - a doctor can take a while to do test and such. But, the er is required to do all tests etc... while you are there before releasing you. They then can refer you to a doctor. I nanny a family who's daughter was found to have cancer and their family doctor told them to go to the er for better and faster results - they caught the cancer sooner then if they went to the doctors office. I know - sounds odd the doctor would tell them that - but they had suspisions it was cacner and the doc actually cared more about the kid then the money. the doctor was who treated the child - but my point is the ER found results faster as they are required to have results before you are allowed to leave.
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