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Boys and girls, I am currently “enjoying” my first proper period of being under the weather since diagnosis. I’ve had the odd scratchy throat, bunged up nose and ears or even the odd gripey tummy, but this is a full technicolour sinus/chesticles infection. We have access to antibiotics, but I’m going to give it another 24-48 to sort itself out before resorting to those. I’m usually pretty efficient at dealing with these sorts of things.
The upshot of this is, I believe it’s elevating my bloods somewhat, but with the naughty old Codefree Batch ending 4144, it’s kind of hard to see the wood for the trees - especially with the odd outrageously, random humungous (for me) result thrown in. Of course, I appreciate we’re all different, and my body will react in its own sweet way, as it does to everything else I throw at it, but I’m curious.
For any of you who have experienced elevated bloods from an infection; what sort of elevation did you see and how long did it last, in relation to your symptoms? Did your bloods moderate as soon as the infection began to abate, or did it take longer?
Yes, you can tell, I’m not very good at being under the weather. I haven’t had too much practise, and I want it to stop RIGHT NOW. THIS MINUTE.
Ahem.
Thanks, in anticipation.
The upshot of this is, I believe it’s elevating my bloods somewhat, but with the naughty old Codefree Batch ending 4144, it’s kind of hard to see the wood for the trees - especially with the odd outrageously, random humungous (for me) result thrown in. Of course, I appreciate we’re all different, and my body will react in its own sweet way, as it does to everything else I throw at it, but I’m curious.
For any of you who have experienced elevated bloods from an infection; what sort of elevation did you see and how long did it last, in relation to your symptoms? Did your bloods moderate as soon as the infection began to abate, or did it take longer?
Yes, you can tell, I’m not very good at being under the weather. I haven’t had too much practise, and I want it to stop RIGHT NOW. THIS MINUTE.
Ahem.
Thanks, in anticipation.