Just following up on the last post about the big course of fluconazole that I was taking. I mentioned that it's very tiring to take that. Oh — THAT'S RIGHT. I was sooooo tired. The thing is, I had also been drinking not even long before hand so that also took a lot out of me liver wise. I have been doing nothing but sleep, sleep, sleep, and I CANNOT work out for long. Normally, I'm walking on the treadmill like 4 - 6 hours a day (no problem) or even longer. Now, I can barely do an hour. ChatGPT assures me that it's not a problem with my fitness levels, it's only the fluconazole and I'll be right back to normal a few days after it's done. I just took my last one, and I cant' wait to be back to my usual self. I barely have the energy for anything. I haven't been too irritable but I did have a big fight with ChatGPT at one point then I was venting in the comments on instagram about it. And I don't worry about that at all. But I do see it, it could be that was partially due to irritability a little from all this. It's not that serious for sure. But it's a wild experience to feel such a change in your body. At least, it seems that it's working out with the medication like I thought, and apparently the issue should be resolved by this. I'll give it some time. I don't see the doctor to follow up until March 10th and that is the right waiting period. Although the doctor thinks it's only a few days wait to see the fluconazole results, I've found they have more results in the long weeks or even months after the course. Why does it work slowly on me? I might ask ChatGPT. Whatever the case if it's unique to me, I suspect also in general that yeast ecologies aka gut flora and antifungals are not that well understood by medical science.
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