Fainting in fever
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It's been two days and a half that my husband is sick, he had a fever and he thought that he just have a flu,but now its been many times he passed out for several seconds right after he feels like fainting, he hasn't eaten any solid food yet because his stomach is upset and afraid he will vomit.
My husband had a fever and today he passed out several times for several seconds after he feels like vomitting
for now he hasn't eaten any solid food yet because he has an upset stomach.he dont have energy and he is very pale. Please i need help regarding this ASAP. I dont really know the exact cause of this, he does't want to go to doctor,any advise or simple medication would be a great help.Thank You.
We're struggling to get to the bottom my son's issues. Since he was a year old he started getting febrile seizures, his first round brought 4 seizures in 2 days. He's had maybe 8 seizures since then and 2 of which didn't involve a fever at all. He was found passed out at his day care in February, he wasn't seen seizing or shaking but he came out of it like he would a seizure. Now, for the last 3 - 4 months, we've noticed him passing out.
Took my first interferon inj at 6 p.m. At 1.am night woke up to go to wash rm. while coming back collapsed in the hallway and was taken to emergency..They told that my BP dropped and thats the reason for my fainting. Is it the side effect of inj. Has anyone on this forum experience such side effect. They gave glucose drip and felt better afterward. My next inj is on coming Thursday and already scared about it. Can anyone advise to be better prepared this time around.
I have been having these few symptoms despite consulting doctor 4 days ago which she diagnosed it as gastro intestinal infection whereby at that time i developed fever, nausea, frequent urination, dizziness (which sometimes lead me on to fainting).
*I did urine test, ecg and blood pressure. My doctor says im normal.
After taking milk out of her diet, the frequent vomiting stopped and the fainting episodes seemed to stop.....for awhile. Then, four weeks ago she was in her bedroom and cut herself accidentally with a pair of scissors...she went out. She doesn't know how long she was out. She was confused and pale.
As long as you dont have bad accompanying symptoms like a fever, they say its pretty common.
, no pain swallowing, but an irregular feeling like a lump or abrasion) WITH what seemed to be salivary gland pain, two (first tender, then hard) lymph glands in neck, and pain/throb in armpit, groin, and femoral region (no noticed lumps except swollen pain in groin while on Augmentin) and ear pain.
I will say that I have chewed tobacco or smoked cigarettes for approx. 14 years.
Ok so last October I started uni and became ill with glandular fever. I started suffering from regular faints (3 or 4 times a week) and the doctor ran a lot of tests to check it wasn't my heart or head or anything. He also checked for Addison's disease. My ECG showed that my heart rate was slightly irregular but apparently that's fairly common. Anyway, I began to get really fatigued and in January I was "diagnosed" with M.
When she was in the ER for fainting they did bloodwork (at end of doxy.) and Lyme test showed her level had lowered significantly.
She has been very healthy. She is 4’10” and 105lbs. She is in early stages of puberty. I also believe she has ADD.
She has started sleepwalking, waking up in my bed and not knowing how she got there. Last night she came into Living Room saying 'momma, momma,...' in monotone voice and when I said "What?
Rheumatic heart disease is a complication of rheumatic fever caused by streptococcal bacterium. Some of the most common symptoms of rheumatic heart disease are: history of fever and sore throat, migrating joint pains, rash on arms and trunk, breathlessness, palpitations, chest pain, fatigue, and fainting attacks. Diagnosis is by the symptoms and raised ESR, C-Reactive protein, increased WBC count, and raised anti streptolysin O titre.
Hope this helps.
Each time he was sitting down and the last two incidences, May 17th and May 24th, he had weakness in his right arm and hand. These fainting spells last a split second...he blanks out, collapses and comes through in a split second. Neurologists don't believe the seizures and fainting are related. The cardiologists that have seen him don't think he has a heart issue. We really need help to figure this out!! Thank you!
The last few times I was outside without any intense physical activity I experienced a numbness in my right foot followed minutes later by a blackout which would have resulted in me fainting had it not been for the fact that I have fainted before and can recognize when I am about to pass out before actually hitting the ground.
I made an appt. for yesterday afternoon and her fever broke an hour or two before we went in. We went anyway because i wanted to see if we had or were dealing with the flu virus. It was not but my dr. decided to get blood and check her whitel blood cell count. The nurse did the finger ***** method and squeezed for a long time to get enough blood. As soon as she finished my daughter said she was dizzy, then her body slumped to her left side and she had a minor seizure.
I have copied this out for you, it happens quite frequently While there are uncommon serious causes of passing out in children, the majority of fainting episodes are brought about by reasons that are neither serious nor life-threatening. The most common reason for fainting in children is called vasovagal syncope [VAY-so-VAY-gull SEENK-oh-pee).
Vasovagal syncope is an abnormal reaction of the nerves to otherwise normal circumstances. These nerves dictate the heart rate and blood pressure.
I had Rheumatic Fever as a small child and was treated for heart murmur and on daily antiobiotic (Penicillian) until I was 18. I am 56 years old, weight 210 lbs., 5'5", have taken thyroid medication since I was 12, have high blood pressure. For years I will occassionally get these mild blackout spells. I don't completely blackout, but things go sort of gray, I get a tingling in my right arm, my body feels weak and heavy, I get heartburn or stomach pain with these.
I am getting fever like feeling through out the day ,but it was only close in morning to around 37.7-37.8 otherwise it was between 36.5 and 37.2.
My breathing becomes heavy and feeling like fainting.
When i stand, i feel weakness in legs and particularly feel heaviness .
I have been having acute tonsil its for past 8 months.
please help!!
a high temperature (fever) of 38C (100.4F) or above
tummy pain
a foul-smelling vaginal discharge
Seek medical attention if you experience any of these symptoms. Most infections can be cured with antibiotics.
Heavy bleeding
Heavy bleeding is a rare complication of D&C. It can occur if a surgical instrument injures the wall of the womb, or if an undetected fibroid (a non-cancerous growth) is cut during the procedure.
It started out as migraines, pain between my eyes, fainting and waking up on the floor then excruciating pain behind my eyes, I ignored it. What landed me in the hospital was blurred vision, everything was moving in a blur, walls, etc. A fever of 103, convulsions, and the worst pain in my head that I couldn't pinpoint where it was.
From the time I was 19 I have developed hives, swelling, and itching when I go into the sun. It doesn't happen every time I'm in the sun, but it's more likely to happen when the sun is shining very brightly. I've discovered that if I can get out of the sun when my skin starts to tingle and burn, the reaction is not as bad.
I have been feeling exceptionally tired lately (sleeping upto 15 hrs for 3-4 weeks) and have a low grade fever... maybe. My usual temp for years has been 97, but recently has been between 98 and 99. I've been having temperature sensitivity, brain fogginess, light headedness/fainting, difficulty thinking and remembering things and an occasional shooting pain that runs from the back of my head to the top-left side of my skull. Lost 10 lbs in two weeks and feel nausous most of the time.
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