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Q: Light Headed?

asked by: AlexXD on December 6th, 2007

Experienced User

Hey everyone, For the past day or so i've been really light headed, I'm not sure if this is from my new meds or because of my sleep hours, i wake up at about 11am and go to bed at like 5~6 am, I can never fall asleep.
And the whole day today i wasn't feeling light headed until just a few hours ago.

Replies(2)

CarolDiane

replied on December 8th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I would not be surprised but, I would talk to you doctor about it Alex just to be sure. New meds can do that yes. But, I would still mention it.

AlexXD

replied on December 8th, 2007

Experienced User

Hey

Hey carrie, I found the culprit. I wasn't getting enough sleep. I went to bed early the other day and napped the WHOLE day. Woke up the next day and felt like a million bucks since then.

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