Sir/Ma'am,
I'm having severe migraines on most days. I also have very low energy levels. My resting heart rate is between 65-75 on an average. I'm having severe chills today, accompanied by tightness and discomfort in my chest. I have to wear a sweatshirt to stop feeling cold, but I'm swearing as well. I don't have any fever. I'm having a lot of nausea as well. My water intake is between 3-4 litres in a day. There's an odd sensation in my ears. I'm on anxiety and depression medication, namely Sertraline 50mg and Atavin 1mg. I've recently started excercise of 1-2 hours daily, and have been having migraines since before that. My stools are normal, but have been more smelly than usual. My urine is also normal, and clear in color. I have a history of anxiety attacks but I do not think this is an anxiety attack, as I have not witnessed these symptoms before and am feeling neutral mood-wise.
I would appreciate some input on what might be wrong.
Thanks,
Ananya
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Would you share your medications you are taking for migraine? Your nausea might be due to the migraine.Since you are having chills wth chest discomfort, there might be a foci of infection in your resp. tract or elsewhere. Do tell me if you have any burning or discomfort while urinating.
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