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Your symptoms sound very much like both hypoglycemia and/or low blood pressure. Yes, both of these can be identified by a doctor. Blood pressure is easy to identify, but sometimes identifying hypoglycemia is a little harder, for a blood test may not identify it if your body is not having a hypoglycemic reaction while your blood test is happening.

i get very very dizzy and collapse as-well I see black and white flashes and get what people would call hot flashes my blood pressure also drops, I eat candy- or drink juice and the sugar helps me throught it.

My boyfriend is an active and fit 47 year who works out often and maintains a relatively healthy diet. He has slightly high blood pressure and has an occasional bout of indigestion/acidy stomach. HOWEVER, for many, many years I have watched him get headaches/migraines, feel dizzy and became very irritable. It almost always revolves around the lack of food. He seems to need to eat every few hours to avoid this. If he doesn’t eat anything in the morning he seems to be ok.

But I was wondering if anyone who has been diagnosed with SOD has also had problems with hypoglycemia or diabetes? My blood sugar freaks out all the time and they have no idea why. They have done all the test and they can't figure out what is causing my blood sugar to do this. Some days it will drop down to the 40s if I don't eat every two or three hours. And sometimes it's gets really, really high when I haven't eaten for half the day. Sometimes when I go in they say I have hypoglycemia.

Can you please find any solution which medicine might reduce sugar safely without affecting pressure. I have some food allergy too. I cannot take tyramine reach food, which makes blood pressure/ heart rate hight. I do not eat those My idea adrenaline is stressed out and made this sugar problem . Is there any way to rebuild adrenals?

Another avenue to consider is your blood pressure and/or potential side effects from other medications you take. Those symptoms can be caused by many factors, including low blood sugar. Talk with your diabetes specialist about these other ideas if they seem like they might help explain what you're experiencing. Tune in again, because I'm sure you'll hear from others.

My blood pressure is normal (more on the low end of normal). I am taking beta blockers not for high blood pressure (as in your case and with most other people) but to help with the palpitations/tachycardia episodes after food. No stress, other than the constant physical reaction to food. I don't take any stimulants (coffee, chocolate, alcohol, etc.) so reactive hypoglycemia seems to be a good lead....if only I had the correct test to diagnose it.

Fatigue is a very non-specific symptom and could occur due to stress/ anxiety, inappropriate diet, low blood sugar, low blood pressure, micronutrient deficiencies, anemia, hormonal/ endocrine abnormalities/ metabolic disorders, primary neuro-muscular causes, sleep disorders, systemic causes such as infections/ inflammations, electrolyte abnormalities, a few auto-immune, side effect of a few medications/ drugs etc.

Fasting blood sugar: 79 1hr blood sugar: 81 2hr blood sugar: 71 At that point I had been feeling very similar symptoms. My doctor said my pancreas may be overproducing insulin, particularly because he expected higher numbers after 1 and 2 hours. Changing my diet and engaging in more exercise eventually eliminated the symptoms. Since that point, I've lost nearly 14 lbs, mostly due to dietary changes due to gastroparesis (post viral idiopathic; this has since started to clear).

However, you could be suffering from low blood pressure. I too suffer from low blood pressure and it can make u feel tired, weak and nauseous at times. I exercise daily to fire it up so to speak. I would be having a blood test and general check up to diagnose the problem. Good luck!

Contacting him/her in the morning might allow you to get some concrete info before the weekend. What you describe could be blood sugar related, could be blood pressure related, could be related to your meds (or combinations) or underlying conditions. Since you've had a cardiology workup, I'm guessing they also checked your lungs and that you're getting plenty of oxygen. In any event, it sees reasonable to get to the root cause of that foggy feeling.

As the years go by, many people continue to have symptoms of hypoglycemia, but the symptoms change. In this case, someone may not recognize a reaction because it feels different." I would say everyone is a little different here also. My son feels symptoms around 50 but does not get shaky until in the 30s. I worked with a lady who was shaky at 70. This may also depend on overall control.

That excess insulin is results in blood sugar that's too low and the physical symptoms you feel. DIabetics are taught to treat low blood sugar with some rapid acting carbos -- such as 15gm of carbo in the form glucose tabs/gel, juice, regular soda (NOT chocolate; it's too slow to help). A person with hypoglycemia may have a harder time to treat a low since the pure carbo may trigger yet more insulin.

I have a question, have you been diagnosed with diabetes, or hypoglycemia? If not, then why would you be checking your blood sugar? Were you instructed to do so by your doc? If you've decided to do this on your own, this is another one of those things that will fuel anxiety, just like someone checking their blood pressure or pulse frequently.

Well then about 2 years ago I was diagnosed hypothyroid. and a year later with pre diabetes/hypoglycemia and my elevated blood pressure came back. I decided to research a way to safely stop the Paxil, since I had tried before with horrible withdrawal symptoms. SO after about a year and half of weanning I did it. My blood pressure is still high, I am still pre diabetic and have hypoglycemia, my thyroid levels still have not returned to normal, and my panic attacks still come and go.

hi, im a 35 yr old male that is having trouble with low blood pressure. I went to the emergency room last week and was adimitted into the hospital for 5 days. My symptoms were dizziness, slight chest pains,blurred vision,shortness of breath, and extremly week. On arrival to ER my blood pressure was 100/63 after 30min of setting my blood pressure was 80/49. I have had 2 MRIs,cat scan,numerous EKGs,sonigram of neck arteries chest exrays,EEG,partial tilt table test and a heart catherization.

Thanks all I spoke to my neuro today and he said there was no connection between my Symptoms and high blood pressure. He advise me to see my GP.

I have regular hypoglycemic and my reactions seem to worsen into reactive hypoglycemia type symptoms when I take blood pressure meds. I am watching my diet and that helps but I wondered if there is some other treatment available.

Listen to you breathe/lungs Check your blood pressure and pulse Check your weight and height Test your reflexes; the ole sit on a bench and tap your knee to see if it jerks That's it. A physical does not delve into your health status, a "Checkup" does. A checkup consists of all the above plus blood exams; CBC (complete blood check), cholesterol, glucose fasting and OGTT exams. These tests may uncover why you are experiencing your left arm issues.

I feel like i'm going to faint, but not because of blood pressure like a head rush, more like go unconsious. These symptoms are either proceeded by: a) physical activity (cardio) 30 mins- 1hr. Extreme hunger, but at the same time a jittery stomach and the feeling I would throw up if I ate. b) having lunch up to an hour before. I always get these after physical activity. But, I only get these symptoms occasionally after I eat.

Do you take steroid replacements too close to the evening - that can sometimes interfere with sleep. You may also want to do some more testing to see if things have changed.

Hello, Considering your symptoms it is important to rule out any diabetes mellitus as well and your blood sugar levels need to be ascertained. Frequent infections, increased urination or polydypsia, increased appetite, fluctuation in weight and constant tiredness are some of the symptoms of diabetes. Get HBA1c test done to confirm the diagnosis.

Then I started having dizzy spells. I looked up the symptoms for Hypoglycemia and found that all of these things, plus hand tremors, headaches and exhaustion were also symptoms. So I went to my new PCP and had my blood sugar tested. It was 79, but I felt really good at that time. He said that was really close to normal and put all of my symptoms under the Anxiety category and prescribed Zoloft. Since the symptoms of both conditions are so similar, I would like to know the differences.

The symptoms usually lasted about 2-3 hours and then subsided. My FP/GP suggested hypoglycemia...my blood sugar did drop a few times, but after many days of monitoring my sugars, no hypoglycemia. I ruled out hypoglycemia because I usually felt fine if I didn't eat. Decided to change doctors (went to internist) and he did CBC and some other blood tests (normal). Told me to come back in 3 weeks after monitoring heart rate and blood pressure when symptomatic.

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Recently he was back in the ER after having a severe fainting spell from low blood pressure and hypoglycemia. He was feeling the afib that morning but it was gone when the paramedics checked his heartrate. His pituitary tumor was not visible on the catscan in the ER this time (they compared it to the one from 3 years back). They sent him home from ER with normal xray of his heart and all his bloodwork comes back within normal range from recent dr. visits except low vitamin D.

glucose tollerance test that say's she is hypoglycemic and she has a history of Low Blood Pressure. She is always tired, cold and complains of a tingling in the head when she is in a lying down position. Upon sitting up she has the black out and by that i mean she loses her vision. She also has upon standing for a long period of time, her legs and feet will turn purple. This has been going on for about 2 years and they have done a EEG and it was normal.

I don't recall your thyroid blood test results, right off hand. As to the high blood pressure, again, you could be swinging toward hyperthyroid. Do you check your blood pressure between doctor visits? If so, is it high "every" time you check it? I have a blood pressure machine at home, and most of the time, my bp is okay, but invariably, when I go to the doctor it's high -- "white coat syndrome".

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