If I am too young for Paget's Disease then what else could it be??
446176
NO ONE here can diagnose you.  You need to see a doctor.  Only a doctor who has examined you and ran tests can tell you what is going on.  Please schedule an appointment and address all your issues with your doctor.
286221
It could be your heart. I would see a doctor to sort it out.
1165353
ask your parents...but id bet your probably too young
34304
Yes, see a physician. You may have an internal infection or something more serious like a disease.
939459
I would see a doctor.  Diabetes, Heart disease, Low testosterone, Low LH, Spinal tumor, etc, and nothing good.  You won't find a cure in here at least until you find out what is going on!!!\n\nDon't  wait.  At your age you should not be having this problem at all!!\n\nGood Luck. . .\n\nVOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .\n\nThanks
263695
It sounds like you have to get it checked out. Hopefully it won't be as bad as when you were a kid.
480016
We have this problem also, our son is 8 and developmentally he is under 1. The diagnosis rate is about 70% right now, that is up from 50% 10 years ago. Our son has tested normal on every test they have given him.
158045
Definitely see your family physican.  It could be many things, palsy, Parkinson's, Chorea, stroke, injured muscle, etc.  Your doctor can run the necessary tests to diagnosis the condition.
23064
Yes, go to see a doctor.  Don't wait 10 more months.
286529
It could be sooo many things.  I see the picture by your name, and judging by the age of the children (assuming they are yours) you are probably relatively young.  Nonetheless, the problem could be perimenopause, or "early menopause".  For more details, try a google search.  If you have an eating disorder, that could definitely do it.  Pituitary tumors (not necessarily malignant) have been known to disturb the menstrual cycle.  Also, you could try a google search on "amenorrhea" which refers to a person who is not having her period.  While I understand that you are sort of having a period, maybe you will find some clues with such a search.
1049144
maybe you should go to a doctor and get it checked to see if anything else could be wrong. because you could have another underlying condition.
975144
it could be cancer. My father had it once...ti was a cancer. If you cannot see it, youve cought it FAST and EARLY
795993
Go speak to your mother/father or caretaker.  They should know that this has started for any future health concerns.  They will be able to point you in th direction of what you should do next.
780789
Everyone is going to scream hypertension, but it would not come on this suddenly.  Don't let them slam you with hypertensive drug therapy.  Diet is much better way to control.  Anyway you are too young and that probably is not the cause.  YOur BP is probably high do to something else going on.  One thing that can cause BP to raise is pain.  Hmmm, had any of that lately.  If you do have kidney stones, the pain could raise your BP, or a possible infection of some sort.  Either way, go get checked out and worry about the hypertension down the road.  Oh yeah, if it is hypertension, look to diet, the same thing that causes Type 2 diabetes also adds to hypertension, it usually can all be corrected with diet.   The problem is, your MD will not know how.  Check out the website below.\n\nBut yes, GO TO A DOCTOR!
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Not too early - and go get tested to see if you are PG :)  Congratulations to you if you are and may you have a healthy happy chld - God Bless!
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Not everyone gets it hun. You may be lucky and already be immune to it if you have been in close contact to someone who had it, eg a sibling. And it's not just young kids who get it... I had it aged 26!!
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Paget's disease is a chronic bone disorder that typically results in enlarged, deformed bones due to irregular breakdown and formation of bone tissue. Paget's disease can cause bones to weaken and may result in bone pain, arthritis, bone deformities and fractures. Paget's disease is also known as osteitis deformans.