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Hello fellow Addisonians. I have been diagnosed with AD for 12 years. The first 7 years were a wonderful time and i was thriving on life, but the last 5 years or so has been utterly miserable as I suffer from severe chronic nausea and occasional vommitting. It has caused me to lose my career job and now I am losing my marriage. I have had every test it seems that can be taken to find the cause for my nausea and retching and vommitting. I have even been to the Mayo clinic. All to no avail. After a few years I attributed it to chronic thrush. I cannot get rid of it. I attribute the thrush as a side effect of the steroids. I go through cycles of severe fatigue and nausea. I call in sick to work quite often and i function inadequately in my home life, as I am always in bed with a trash can at my side.
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Now, all that is fine and dandy, but this calcium is worrisome. Obviously I don't know the full story, but a high calcium first of all does NOT go with mono, and it is NEVER normal. When someone has a high calcium it needs to be investigated right away. The fact that your doctor is waiting until August probably means that your calcium was only SLIGHTLY out of the normal range. So, for example, if the normal upper range of normal is 2.52 and your calcium is 2.54, it's not a big deal. If your calcium is 2.8 or 3.0 then that is a problem. The weight loss is also concerning--mono shouldn't really do that. The ongoing fatigue, however, is typical.
10. Evidence of abnormal blood electrolytes (potassium, calcium, magnesium).
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