I am 53 and in menopause and I have actually fainted now while driving. My heart was racing and I had a hot flash and then I lost consciousness for 3 or 4 seconds. Went off the road, through a fence and into a field. Very luckily, no one was hurt. This happened a year ago. Had tons of tests done on my heart, blood work, etc. Nothing found. Now, a year later, I'm starting to get the dizzy spells again (not vertigo though, I've had that before).
It could be good ole Menopause. I'm 53, started it at 49. That happen to me a lot. The hormones were missing, I even get sick to my stomach . Something to think about.... at least your not alone...
She had been to the doc prior to fainting and her iron level results came back as 11. Normal is 14 and the doc revealed that 11 was ok in women. They put her on iron supplements regardless.
Then I can remember psychological changes in her. She is currently feels the following:
-Brain zaps which can awaken her during sleep.
-Brain fog: Wakes up out of nowhere feeling confused.
It is always important to give the name of your diabetes medication/s, the dosage, when you test, the glucose test ranges, your diabetes lifestyle [diet, weight, exercise regimen], and how often the symptom has occurred. Usually this helps to pinpoint a reason for the disturbance, or a search on the intet produces favorable results.
//www.34-menopause-symptoms.com. I found this website very valuable while I was going through menopause. Like I said, this might not be what's happening with your daughter; I'd suggest she go see her doctor just to make sure!
cold sweats, uncontrolable shaking, diarrhea, fainting, blackouts, hear heartbeats, ringing in the ears. what are these symptoms from?
Hb=8 . Can it cause frequent fainting in women?. 30 yrs. All results Normal including CT , TFT.Blood results.
Tuberculosis and lymphoma are diseases in which night sweats are a dominant symptom...other diagnoses to consider include human immunodeficiency virus, gastroesophageal reflux disease, obstructive sleep apnea, hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia, and several less common diseases."
Diagnosing Night Sweats, American Family Physician, March 1, 2003
http://www.aafp.org/afp/20030301/1019.html
What tests have his doctors ordered for him?
People infected with Babesia may have this symptom.
Nausea is a serious symptom. It is impossible to know what it "is" without an evaluation.
Yes, it could be "feminine problems", but you really don't know.
I'm in the United States and am a firm believer in the Emergency Room of a teaching hospital. These people are really good. Not a visit to the "local practicioner".
Okay, so I created that EmbarrassedUser login for this specific reason - I have had the weirdest symptom yet, and it's happened four times so far, so it's a documented neurological happening.
It'll start out with me feeling pretty good. Then I realize that I'm feeling really good, like pre-orgasmically good. Then it gets worse... or better, depending on your perspective. It keeps building, until my whole body goes into what I can only describe as a spasm.
ve talked with others, researched online, been to doctors. No one says this is a typical menopause symptom, yet no one can find any other explanation other than menopause. I didn't have normal periomenopause into menopause transition. I got here almost overnight with chemo. I also have Hasimoto's which is stabilizing now that I've dropped gluten. But the high BP at night, oy! It comes with some shakiness, jitteriness and I have to get up go sit in a chair, just get vertical.
3 months ago I started experiencing weekly episodes of near fainting/fainting. Usually before I have an episode become very spacy and objects seem to sway. I get a strange tingling in my lips, tongue, toes, and fingers. Then, suddenly it feels like all the blood drains from my head and I get close to blacking out, but before I blackout I get a jolt of adrenaline. I notice that somedays seem cloudy and my body has this uncomfortable aura. I just feel sick and drained.
I tell her but every symptom I have is considered "normal"
My last fainting was Dec 2007 when I had cramps when I was asleep. My first symptom for mvp is being lightheaded and the feeling that I will faint anytime. My doctor said that it was because of my mvp and also anxiety. Today, I don't feel fainting spells so often. But still, I am not comfortable being alone and definitely not confident going out without companion.
This is a post from my two others. I've gotten help out of those two but I was hoping if I got some more answers. So recently my friend has fainted, which was a very scary thing. It happened once in October but had no signs since therefore she did not go to the doctor because she thought there was no sense into doing so. But after this faint she has been worrying. Her cycle came a few days later after the fall, does this have to do with anything?
I just turned 47 with 3 beautiful boys. My oldest in 23!! My first symptom with all of them was larger tender boobs. Mine are out of control right now and crazy sore. We are pretty careful, and definitely not trying. I know it could be menopause creeping in.
What were of your early symptoms? Also have little tummy pouch that is usually not there. What were of your early symptoms?
Using symptom checker on medhelp, nausea, dizziness, neck pain, and general weakness could mean a heart attack- have you had your heart checked?
Have you had your blood iron and ferritin checked? Being deficient in iron can cause cold extremities according to medhelp's symptom checker. According to another website, it can also cause lightheadedness or dizziness.
If I couple cold extremities and dizziness, medhelp's symptom checker lists as a possibility arteriosclerosis.
m 41) and have no other symptoms of menopause. 3 weeks ago I had an increase in my synthroid. Could I maybe be going hyper? I do not feel well. I feel like I'm aware of my heart beating. I'm angry, shaky, dry mouth, etc. Going in on thursday for blood work but I'm wondering what could be going on. I don't do night sweats, it doesn't work for me!
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