A couple of weeks ago my friend suddenly
got very dizzy and then fainted. Ever
since then whenever she would do any
physical activity she would get extremly
dizzy to the point where she could not
stand up. Her face would get really white
and she would start acting a bit weird.
She would sometimes have some vision loss.
She described it as being like a head
rush. She also sometimes gets it randomly
even when isn't doing physical activity. I
was just wondering if anyone new what
could be the problem.
Thanks
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mominashoe
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Posted: 03-25-08 15:24pm
This could be for any number of reasons.
She might not realize that she isn't
breathing properly and has a lung
condition, she might have a poor diet and
be at a nutritional low, be low on iron,
have a hormonal imbalance, etc.
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antigone
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Posted: 03-25-08 16:57pm
This sounds like she is experiencing
hypotension, low blood pressure. She needs
to be seen by a doctor. I hope she will
see her doctor concerning this.
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