I was in a traumatic car crash over 2 years ago and I still have a distended stomach that was noticed at the scene by EMS.My stool is oatmeal-like,I sweat profusely,my O2 level drops to 64% in deep REM,
my heart rate jumps to 186bpm,and I have difficulty breathing.An overview of the injuries I sustained are 2 collapsed lungs,a level 3 lacerated spleen that wasn`t removed,a broken left clavicle,a broken left hip and pelvis,7 broken ribs,etc.I think I`m dying but no doctor can seem to find anything wrong with me.I`m sick of doctors telling me I`m deconditioned.I know my own body and something`s wrong.
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Eddie
my heart rate jumps to 186bpm,and I have difficulty breathing.An overview of the injuries I sustained are 2 collapsed lungs,a level 3 lacerated spleen that wasn`t removed,a broken left clavicle,a broken left hip and pelvis,7 broken ribs,etc.I think I`m dying but no doctor can seem to find anything wrong with me.I`m sick of doctors telling me I`m deconditioned.I know my own body and something`s wrong.
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Eddie
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Hi there! All your present symptoms remind me of your initial injuries. Has everything healed normally?
Collapsed lungs make it impossible for the oxygen to be absorbed into the blood stream, so you may experience difficulties breathing and you are at great danger then.
How did you ruptured spleen heal if it weren’t removed? How did they stop the bleeding? As far as I know, ruptured spleens are usually removed. OK, I am no doctor but this is what usually happens.
What other tests have you had and what doctors did you see? Have you seen a gastrointestinologist?
Collapsed lungs make it impossible for the oxygen to be absorbed into the blood stream, so you may experience difficulties breathing and you are at great danger then.
How did you ruptured spleen heal if it weren’t removed? How did they stop the bleeding? As far as I know, ruptured spleens are usually removed. OK, I am no doctor but this is what usually happens.
What other tests have you had and what doctors did you see? Have you seen a gastrointestinologist?
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