Working out to hard

SonOfGod1981
SonOfGod1981 Posts: 50 Member
edited November 24 in Fitness and Exercise
The muscle breakdown can cause kidney problems I was running a fever and felt very weak so my Dr took some blood work my kidney levels were high. He said I was fine that he’s seen numbers in the hundred thousands but the nurses were freaking out telling me if I didn’t take this serious I could die so now I’m undecided when to return back to the gym and how hard I should push because I push myself to the limits but of course I don’t want to die because of it lol any thoughts on this please feel free to share them with me thanks

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  • THeADHDTurnip
    THeADHDTurnip Posts: 413 Member
    How many times a week do you do?
    Any supplements you're taking as well?
  • L1zardQueen
    L1zardQueen Posts: 8,753 Member
    What did your doctor tell you to do?
  • carolyn000000
    carolyn000000 Posts: 179 Member
    Sounds like like rhobdo which is life threatening. Anything that destroys the muscles can cause this; it can happen in a trauma situation like a building collapsing on you, or from working out too hard. Seriously, you need to dial it back, stay hydrated, avoid caffeinated energy drinks. If it happens again drink plenty of water/sports drinks and go to the emergency room.
  • JAYxMSxPES
    JAYxMSxPES Posts: 193 Member
    SonOfGod1981 wrote: »
    The muscle breakdown can cause kidney problems I was running a fever and felt very weak so my Dr took some blood work my kidney levels were high. He said I was fine that he’s seen numbers in the hundred thousands but the nurses were freaking out telling me if I didn’t take this serious I could die so now I’m undecided when to return back to the gym and how hard I should push because I push myself to the limits but of course I don’t want to die because of it lol any thoughts on this please feel free to share them with me thanks

    Could definitely be Rhabdo. Just keep working with your doctor and possibly find a specialist. Figure out why this is happening to you. Best of luck!
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    SonOfGod1981 wrote: »
    The muscle breakdown can cause kidney problems I was running a fever and felt very weak so my Dr took some blood work my kidney levels were high. He said I was fine that he’s seen numbers in the hundred thousands but the nurses were freaking out telling me if I didn’t take this serious I could die so now I’m undecided when to return back to the gym and how hard I should push because I push myself to the limits but of course I don’t want to die because of it lol any thoughts on this please feel free to share them with me thanks

    What did the doctor say about going back to the gym?
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    pushing yourself to the limits every workout is a bad training protocol.

    sounds like rhabdomyolysis is a possibility...
  • briscogun
    briscogun Posts: 1,138 Member
    Coming to an internet forum to get medial advice is probably not the best idea. You need to have this conversation with your doctor. Listen to what your doctor says not strangers on the internet about serious health conditions. Good luck!
  • DebLaBounty
    DebLaBounty Posts: 1,169 Member
    Get a second opinion from another doctor
  • SonOfGod1981
    SonOfGod1981 Posts: 50 Member
    Tiny_Dancer_in_Pink wrote: »
    What did your doctor tell you to do?

    He told me that I was ok to workout but in my head in the gym all I can remember is the nurses freaking out so I’m going light for now
  • SonOfGod1981
    SonOfGod1981 Posts: 50 Member
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    How many times a week do you do?
    Any supplements you're taking as well?

    6 days a week usually and sometimes a pre workout and protein
  • SonOfGod1981
    SonOfGod1981 Posts: 50 Member
    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    I assume you're talking about rhabdomyolysis (s.k.a rhabdo, for short), or something on the road to it? It's unusual, but yes, it can happen.

    It would be best to consult a doctor, one who has specific details about your case, to define your best course forward.

    We uninformed idiots on the internet, who have no details about your condition or test results, will cheerfully give you advice for free (worth every penny), however. ;)

    Seriously: Get medical advice; with that you have the best chances to rehab/recover and return to pursuing fitness improvement. I wish you speedy recovery, and all the best!

    Yes your right but I train hard but I’m holding back now because I’m scared of this type of injury
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