A 28 -year -old woman in the United States is allergic to gravity. She stays in bed for 23 hours a day, and it will faint after 3 minutes standing.

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

According to the "New York Post" reported on August 30, a "allergic to gravity" woman claimed that she spent 23 hours a day in bed, and she fainted for more than 3 minutes.

Johnson (source: New York Post)

The 28 -year -old woman Johnson from Maine suffers from a tachycardic syndrome with position. Johnson calls this disease allergic to gravity. "Standing for more than three minutes, I will dizzy, ill or faint. If I lie down, I will feel much better. I am in bed all day." Johnson said.

In 2015, Johnson began to have symptoms. Her back and abdomen pain quickly fainted quickly. At that time, she served as an aviation diesel mechanic at the Navy.

"This is really terrible." Johnson recalled that the doctor originally thought it was because of anxiety. "I am faint everywhere." Johnson said, "I have to sit down when shopping in the supermarket because I feel dizzy."

In May 2018, Johnson retired due to mysterious diseases, and his symptoms were not reduced afterwards. By early 2022, she could not control food and vomited frequently.

In February 2022, Johnson was formally diagnosed with tachycardia of mind -level heartbeat. Today, Johnson is taking the medicine, although it cannot be cured, but reduced fainting to 3 times a day and helps relieve nausea.

Johnson (source: New York Post)

Johnson could not live a normal life, and her life relied on her husband James to take care of.

"I can't do housework. James must cook, clean up, help me take a bath and wash my face. I have not brushed my teeth for a few weeks, which makes me feel bad." Johnson said.

What is incredible is that Johnson is studying a music business degree in bed because she hopes to return to work and find a job that can work remotely and lie down.

"I really have to adapt to this new life." Johnson said, "Many things I can do in the past can't do it now, but I have been accepted now."

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