heart attack nausea dry mouth

Your symptoms should probably be addressed by a doctor who can order blood tests as a starting point.

I was dx w/CHF in 2014 after my first heart attack. Since then I've had 3 more. I am now stage IV & my EF almost a yr ago was 15 & I was also told at that time that I developed Afib too. So currently, I am bed bound & I can't hold anything down, not even water which really sucks bcuz my mouth gets so dry, that makes me nauseous which in turn makes me dry heave & throw up bile & lately some blood but that's probably from the dry heaving.

Around 3 months ago, I had an HIV scare. I had an encounter where I fingered a woman of unknown HIV status. Around 11 days after exposure, I had a panic attack, because I thought I had oral thrush. However, I have tested negative for HIV at 4 months post exposure. Regardless, I have been experiencing the following symptoms: After my panic attack, I thought I had oral thrush, and applied oral gel for a couple of weeks, but it did not make a difference.

well when i had my first anxiety attack my mouth was so dry, i mean dry to the point that i had to drink a soda, right after i drank it my mouth went dack dry again instantly it has not happen since.

m 10 weeks and 6 days pregnant and just recently I started having problems where when I wake up my mouth is completely dry (it sometimes las though out the whole day). Then when I try to swallow I end up gagging, is there anything I can do about this?

Google “signs of heart attack in women” for a start. Best of luck!

It can be due to conditions that lead to dehydration, such as fever, excessive sweating, vomiting, diarrhoea, blood loss, and burns can cause dry mouth. Dry mouth can be due to medical conditions like diabetes, thyroid problems, anaemia, cystic fibrosis. Certain measures will help like- Drinking plenty of water to help keep your mouth moist. Sucking on sugar-free candy or chewing sugar-free gum. You can also use an over-the-counter artificial saliva substitute.

Sounds like afib given his age and the amount of running he has done. He needs to see an electrophysiologist so that he can be monitored during his runs or whenever he has the episodes. Best wishes for getting a handle on his sudden fatigue.

The only way to be sure is to have an ecg and echo. I don't personally think it was a heart attack from your descriptions though.

My uncle had a heart attack and the 2D Echo test has show EF as 18%. What does this mean? how criticical is the stage.

Quite a number of heart medications can cause dry mouth, which in turn can cause gum problems. I had a problem with calcium channel blockers, which is a known rare side effect. If your mouth is dry a lot more often than it used to be, you should drink more fluids and you could try chewing sugar free gum to entice the production of saliva. If your mouth is always dry, you should bring this to the attention of your Doctor also.

Hey guys when I Was 21 I suffered a huge panic attack that send me to the ER. Now I remember I felt like I was having a heart attack, when I got to the ER EKG was done and all came out fine. And my doctor said it was anxiety. My life changed forever. I use to be a smoker both pot/cigs until 23. I quit now @ 24 and haven't smoked in a yr.

fatigue, drowsiness, dry mouth, increased sweating (hyperhidrosis), trembling, headache, dizziness, sleep disturbances, insomnia, cardiac arrhythmia, hallucinations, blood pressure changes, nausea and/or vomiting, diarrhea, heightened anorgasmia in females, impotence and ejaculatory problems in males. In rare cases (around over 1% of cases), some allergic reactions, convulsions, mood swings, anxiety and confusion have been reported.

It's not uncommon to have nausea, tiredness, no appetite and dry mouth when firsts starting these meds. Hang in there, it should get much better in the next couple of weeks. That's great that it's already helping your anxiety. Take care.

I just copied a list of all anxiety symptoms, you will be amazed.

My mouth is very dry, Chewing on cheeks. What causes this? Sometimes i feel my heart beat in my left ear. I do not take any medication. I do not smoke or drink. Healthy.

I am still suffering from chronic dry mouth and throat issues. Set for yet another endoscopy on this Wednesday. I doubt that is the problem. I have had many tests, biopsies, CT scans, MRI's, etc. No definitive answers. Whatever I *don't* have is now chronic and getting worse and just about ruins my daily life. I am beginning to think that this is not necessarily an ENT issue but has actually something to do with the *tissue* of my mouth and throat.

Hi there, There are many causes of dry mouth. There are many causes of dry mouth. Xerostomia most commonly occurs as a side effect of many medications like medications for blood pressure, antihistamines, diuretics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, and many others.Few other causes of dry mouth are radiation treatments to the head and neck, salivary gland diseases, hormonal imbalance, diabetes and autoimmune disorders like Sjogrens syndrome,SLE,rheumatoid arthritis etc.

symptoms but I remind them I went through menopause. Due to the dry mouth and throat issues and the GI problems, I have seen a number of doctors and had a number of tests done. I thought it was thyroid but my Endo doctor says it is not (I test in the low normal range) but do have nodules and a cyst on the thyroid. On my last CBC, my glucose was actually a little high. I take Omeprazole, was on Nexium, also use Tums and have for some time. Notice no difference.

I was sitting at the kitchen table reading a book and I got extreme dry mouth I got up to walk the 6 steps to get a drink of water and I was super short of breath I got really bad tunnel vision and then I collapsed I didn't loose awareness of what was going on around me it felt like everything was really far away after a few seconds (that's what it felt like at least) I tried to get up to ealk into the living room to lay down on the couch I made it about halfway before collapsing again

I was sitting at the kitchen table reading a book and I got extreme dry mouth I got up to walk the 6 steps to get a drink of water and I was super short of breath I got really bad tunnel vision and then I collapsed I didn't loose awareness of what was going on around me it felt like everything was really far away after a few seconds (that's what it felt like at least) I tried to get up to ealk into the living room to lay down on the couch I made it about halfway before collapsing again

Heart attack nausea dry mouth

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