Fainting nausea
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Fainted earlier and just feel really awful now - dizzy and nausea. Wasn't hot, dehydrated, low sugar ornlow bp. My dr already knows I'm not well and said there's not a lot else he can do. Any suggestions?
Heavy periods, darker hair on legs and arms, acne. before puberty she has had fainting spells, nausea, cold sweats and gets pale. She is getting worse witht the fainting, nausea, cold sweats as she gets older. She has been to doctor on top of doctor. They found that she has mthfr heterozygous but said this is not a problem. Her heart doctor has recently said she has sinus tachycardia. The meds he put her on for this is causeing chest pain and shortness of breath.
I am a 43 yr old male, not overweight and in decent shape. Ihave had fainting problems over the past 4 years. I used to think it was stress/anxiety issues but now I am not sure. I started going to my family doctor and the doctor diagnosis was vasovagal syncopy. I have been tested for the following and all came back normal:
EKG's 2x a year
Eco- cardiogram
CT scan
Blood work 1x a year
Heart Monitor for 2 weeks - of course i did not faint when I had it.
Yes! If I wait to long to eat it's nausea, weaknesses, dizziness, then fainting. But it all happens in a matter of 30-40 Min. My doctor said it was my sugar dropping from not eating enough.
After eating the med (magnesium trisilicate, metoclopramide and paracetamol) given to me to ease my discomfortness, my fever had gone down, sometimes i still have dizzy spells (but no fainting), but my nausea and frequent urination doesnt improve, instead the nausea got a little worse.
For my nausea, i kept having there's "something stucking" around my chest area. When i tried to expel it out, little blots of white phlegm were seen.
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".
Since the beginning of February I have been suffering fainting and near fainting spells. Sometimes I can feel it coming on (tinitus like sound in my ear, blurred vision, can't hear or speak properly and headaches), sometimes it comes on so fast I can't tell till it's too late (One time I was talking normally to a friend and was feeling fine, then turned around and fell feeling horrible). This happens all the time at work, outside on the street, in the mall, etc.
does anyone knw wat i can do for morning sickness where fainting occurs , it has happened to me 2 times now on my way to work
My daughters symptoms are mainly low blood pressure, low heart rate, low blood sugar, headaches, dizziness, fainting, weakness, and occasional seizures. There are too many symptoms to list really though. Her treatment right now is Florinef, Ritalin, Midodrine, and saline hydration therapy through her PICC. I just take Florinef.
I tested positive in home pregnancy test on July 10. But I still do not have any pregnancy symptoms like nausea, fainting,etc. I'm meeting doctor only on Aug 15. I'm not sure if I'm really pregnant and everything is fine with the baby. Is that fine if I don't feel any change or is there anything I can do at home to confirm my pregnancy health?
My mother has had bouts of fainting and light headedness. Sometimes they come weekly and other times not for 2 months. This has been going on since 2007. She has been admitted to hospital on a number of occasions but each time they have not come to any conclusions as to a diagnosis.
These attacks of light headedness last 2-5 minutes. She slurs her speech, gets pins and needles in her arms, and sometimes but not always faints.
I am also due in April (24+6 wks) and I know exactly what you are talking about. Right before Christmas I went to the mall and was so close to fainting that everything around me got quiet for a second and I was sweating all over, dizzy, feeling like I was gonna puke.. And it wasn't like I had low blood sugar because I had left a breakfast diner right beforehand. It's not always hypoglycemia like some people believe, I don't because I've been there.
For about the last month I have been feeling dizzy, and even close to fainting on several occasions especially when standing up. Then about 3 weeks ago now, I had what I thought was a stomach bug with vomiting diarrhoea etc. However, since then I have been regularly feeling very nauseas, only ever at night, and I have only been able to stop myself being sick by taking anti-emetics.
2 weeks ago I had sudden intense nausea shortly followed by dizziness and fainting. My menstruation period started the same day and my vitals were fine. Besides abnormal pain, fatigue and nausea my period was normal. Since then Ive been having pelvic cramping, queasiness, intermittent bloatedness, short lived headaches, occasional fatigue. I had flatulence last week and have been less regular so I took laxatives which was followed by these symptoms being intensified for the following 2 days.
A Year ago when I used to exercise everyday I used to feel really tired and unusual afterwards, Out of a sudden I would feel severe spinning in my head, like a fainting episode with tunnel vision and sweating, headache, nausea and dizziness - then I would stop exercising and have to lay down because I would feel extremely tired. Back then it used to happen only when I exercised, Now this episodes happens everyday (even without exercising).
I am a 23 year old female. Since the beginning of February I have been suffering fainting and near fainting spells. Sometimes I can feel it coming on (tinitus like sound in my ear, can't see, hear or speak properly and headaches), sometimes it comes on so fast I can't tell till it's too late (One time I was talking normally to a friend and was feeling fine, then turned around and fell, feeling horrible). This happens all the time at work, outside on the street, in the mall, etc.
Wow, what a night! It sounds like food poisoning to me, as my husband had it and re-acted the same way. You need to stay hydrated and get some electrotrolytes, and potassium back in your body. With having severe diarrhea you deplete your system of this and it can make you very tired, nauseous, and weak. Drink lots of orange juice or Gatorade and you should start feeling better. If not, I would get checked out. Best of luck.......
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