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fadedorca66 said:What kind of error message are you getting when you try to open it?
Hey there. When I plug it into my PC, it either doesn't recognize the drive at all, or it shows up as a disk but won't let me access any files—it’s basically asking for a format, which makes me think the thing just died on me.
I can hear the drive spinning up and doing its thing, but it just absolutely refuses to open.
Hey everyone.
Is there any way I can actually "rescue" my data from an external drive? It's a Transcend StoreJet.
Basically, it won't mount, it won't let me read anything, and I just can't get to my files at all.
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Hey there!
For the last few months, I’ve been dealing with constant fatigue, headaches, poor sleep, and an absolutely insane appetite. I seriously can't control the hunger. Even when I overeat, I still feel hungry and just keep going until I physically can't shove anything else down my throat. After that, the thirst kicks in and everything else follows...
I went to see my doctor, and the blood work showed elevated potassium and sodium. Based on that, I saw an endocrinologist who ordered some hormone testing...
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The results finally came back. I haven't had my follow-up appointment with the endocrinologist yet, but after reviewing the labs, they recommended hospitalization for a "water deprivation test." I'm heading in this Tuesday. Can anyone explain what that test actually entails so I know what to expect?
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If anyone out there has the patience, the will, and the brainpower to help me out, could you try to make sense of these results? Are these values within the normal range or what?
GLC=3.8 mmol/L
KOL=3.5 mmol/L
TGC=0.45 mmol/L
HDL-C=1.57 mmol/L
LDL-C=1.75 mmol/L
K=4.0 mmol/L
Na=141 mmol/L
Ca=2.32 mmol/L
P=1.08 mmol/L
Mg=0.85 mmol/L
K-dU=144/dU
Na-dU=495 mmol/L
Osmol-seru=278 mOsmol/kg
Osmol-u=227 mOsmol/kg
ACTH=4.9 pmol/L
ALDO=101 pmol/L
RENIN=0.4 ug/L/h
aldosterone/renin=11.2
Synacthen test: CORT 0-30-60 min = 329/541/481 nmol/L
T4=76.6 nmol/L
TSH=1.27 mlJ7l - euthyroid
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Hyperkalemia was noted in the urine, and hypernatremia is particularly pronounced. Glycemia is also slightly low. - ???
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During the urine collection, polyuria was observed with a daily volume of 9 L/day (it isn't like that every single day—that happened after a "rough weekend" where I drank massive amounts of fluids).
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Thanks for any quick replies.
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I'd love to get your take on these lab results:
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Could I get some insight on these 24-hour Holter monitor results? The baseline rhythm shows sinus bradycardia with an average heart rate of 55 bpm, ranging from a low of 30 to a high of 161 bpm. There were two isolated premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) recorded, and there's also physiological sinus arrhythmia present.
Total number of contractions recorded: 79354
Peak heart rate: 161 bpm at 5:19 PM
Lowest heart rate: 30 bpm at 1:23 AM