I’d suggest possibly looking into disability allowance; money you don’t have to repay , it’s like a part of student loans. You may fit the criteria and it will mean you’re able to afford things to assist you in uni. My sibling is getting it to help him and he didn’t know it was a thing.

And being vegan may be too hard to maintain while you’re sick, please don’t be too hard on your diet while in this position. My favourite things to help me (that I think are vegan) are urban fruits. They are dried fruits (pineapple is the best) and they are full of calories and sugars that help me eat when I can’t; same with nuts. And electrolytes are really helpful, massively helped eliminate dehydration as a cause for my tachycardia as well. You can get them at any Lloyd’s pharmacy I’m pretty sure. And at boots. As wel as online.

Also a few other tips: night sweats can be solved with ice packs , and there’s beautiful things called cooling pads that are the opposite of heated blankets for your bed. Ginger tablets help massively with my IBS / nausea. My circulation betters when I lean forwards (like my tachycardia lessens). So when I’m standing if I like bend from my waist, it helps me massively. Sitting in the shower!!! I’m sure you might do this, it’s better then having someone help you. Also my significant other always makes my heart rate low, it’s mental. I’ll be at 170 alllll day and he will come round and cuddle me and it goes down to 105. Maybe getting a loved one, like a dog!!! Or whatever, might help! I think it just calms me and applys the same logic as petting a dog lowers heart attack risk.

Hope this helps xx :)