I just got back home from my early morning dialysis, the session went well but I have to endure a low blood pressure to only discover later that I was overdrawn with water which explains why my BP went low. But nevertheless I was able to survive my dialysis although I was so close to giving up.
I just tried to endure the lower BP because my heart really was palpitating all throughout my session and I just want most of the Caffeine to get washed-out so that I won't suffer an insomnia later.
Enduring a low BP is hard because my neck hurts in the process due to maybe the heart is having a hard time pumping the blood. About maybe 45 minutes before the session ends I was already counting down, sixty seconds at a time until the machine alarmed the end of treatment bell.
At that point the discomfort that I felt got alleviated after my blood was returned to my body and a few minutes later my BP is normal again.
While I am hooked-up I overheard the nurses talking about a patient who was admitted who had been suspected to have the CoViD-19. Later the nurses and anybody was not let to go up inside the hospital premises because of the risk involved. My dialysis center was in a different building just adjacent to its mother building the hospital.
It is just a dangerous time that we live in today and unfortunately my hospital had a patient with such a terrible disease. I just hope that none of my fellow dialysis patients would fall ill to that illness as well as my nurses because we rely on them too for our well-being. Keep safe my friends and let us always pray to God to save us.