ok so i am currently on a city league team. im on starting 5 so i do alot of running with a 4 minute break.. usually i can last the whole game without getting tired ...and these past 2 games i had to get a sub because i was cramping reeeally bad like i was going to start my m.c but just got off of it 2.5 weeks ago.. so i shouldnt have right? tylenol isnt really working, my back hurts like no other.. and i been sleeping like crazy.. at least 15 hours.. and when i wake up i still feel tired.. its weird.. also the unbelievable acid reflex.. and indigestion.. lil gas.. this has never happened to me before.. but i dont wanna give my hopes up for not knowing what this is ... but can someone help??????? i can't take it no more!

Weird how I can post this on the internet but... too awkward for me to ask someone in person... hmmm..?

I can't offer medical advice, but if that happened to me, I'd have to see an Dr. that specializes in Internal Medicine. Maybe you have a virus.

Another possibility is too much yeast and gluten in your system. Those are all possible causes of fatigue and stomach problems. Maybe take yourself off that for a week to see if there is a difference.

We can guess, is that what you want? There are so many things this could be, and even if we do guess right (which is unlikely) we still wouldn't be able to offer medication or anything else.

You need to see a doctor. Anyone that claims to be able to diagnose you over the internet is lying. Don't waste your time on that, go to a professional.

Good luck.

There is not really much I can add to the other posts,only are you still trying to conceive?

If you are,just check with your doctor the pain medication your taking is safe.

This might put some light on this post;

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/pregna...nt-421207.html

Are you hoping that you're pregnant? Is that what you want us to tell you?

The fact is, if you just menstruated 2.5 weeks ago, even if you are pregnant it would be too soon to feel all of these symptoms.

It's really best to go to the doctor.