Kublian
New member
- Joined
- Jul 9, 2018
- Messages
- 3
- Reason
- Learn about ALS
- Country
- SWE
- State
- Halland
- City
- Halmstad
Forgive me for posting, as I can no longer hold my worrying back, I do not mean to be "just another hypochondriac" visiting the forums.
I am a 23 year old male, for about a month, I've felt a strange "heavy" feeling when trying to talk, as if Im struggling to get my words out.
I've asked several times if I sound differently, if anything sounds strange with me, but everyone around me just says I sound like I always do, which I understand is a great sign.
Three weeks ago I had a panic attack when I had a discharge from my breast, as a man that's quite worrying, I've since been told I'm healthy by a doctor.
However two weeks ago I started having difficulty swallowing, it started with me, choking on some water as I was in my bed, I went up and coughed, walked around and then went back to bed, the sensation from it lasted the next day, and I choked again on some food that evening.
It feels as if my tongue is heavy, and I feel the need to swallow constantly, but the swallowing seems to stick in my throat, and I keep doing it.
As I have read through countless articles on the internet, I keep getting ALS popping up everywhere, bulbar onset ALS.
I've read the "Read before posting" which is why I started this post with apologizing. I don't mean to be a burden to anyone.
As Iam typing this in a state of panic, I feel that my head is heavy, my mouth weak, and my body on alert.
Please, talk to me.
I am a 23 year old male, for about a month, I've felt a strange "heavy" feeling when trying to talk, as if Im struggling to get my words out.
I've asked several times if I sound differently, if anything sounds strange with me, but everyone around me just says I sound like I always do, which I understand is a great sign.
Three weeks ago I had a panic attack when I had a discharge from my breast, as a man that's quite worrying, I've since been told I'm healthy by a doctor.
However two weeks ago I started having difficulty swallowing, it started with me, choking on some water as I was in my bed, I went up and coughed, walked around and then went back to bed, the sensation from it lasted the next day, and I choked again on some food that evening.
It feels as if my tongue is heavy, and I feel the need to swallow constantly, but the swallowing seems to stick in my throat, and I keep doing it.
As I have read through countless articles on the internet, I keep getting ALS popping up everywhere, bulbar onset ALS.
I've read the "Read before posting" which is why I started this post with apologizing. I don't mean to be a burden to anyone.
As Iam typing this in a state of panic, I feel that my head is heavy, my mouth weak, and my body on alert.
Please, talk to me.