@amynan5548 My gosh, girl, you buried the lead with this story. Getting your period on top of all the other harrowing chapters in your book is reading like a medical thriller.
I’m so sorry you’re having these unexplained symptoms and surely hope it all gets sorted out soon!

First thing that stuck out is you’ve lost 70 pounds since Christmas. Has this been intentional? That’s drastic. It’s wonderful that you’ve “changed your ways” taking control of your health. But that is a lot to lose in very short order. Are you drinking plenty of water and keeping up with electrolytes? Have your potassium and magnesium been checked with your blood tests? Losing that much weight in itself will alter your body chemistry. Just curious, have you been diagnosed with diabetes? Are your other blood test results normal except for protein in the urine?

It’s good that you didn’t wait to get some medical attention. Sounds like you have a great medical team now trying to get to the bottom of things. With your weight loss, your cardiologist was good to catch that you might be on too high of a dose of HBP medication. Wearing the Holter monitor will help him discern what’s going on with the rapid heartbeat and check for tachycardia. Which could explain some of the shortness of breath and rapid heartbeat.

Having the ultrasound and scope will be important for you for the kidney/bladder area because that will also encompass your reproductive area as well. I’m sure this is all weighing heavily on your mind, my dear. Not to mention frustrating as heck!

I would still mention getting your unexpected period to your doctor. It warrants a closer look and that area can then be added to your ultrasound order. Is that appointment coming up soon?