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Post by Aj_June on Jul 2, 2022 19:18:44 GMT
Lately due to some reasons I have been a bit stressed. I do not have any health issues (physical) except for a tooth that occasionally gives some problems. I have been alone in the house for last 2 days. Last morning when I woke up I felt totally dizzy. There was a feeling of nausea and it felt as if the world was going in circles. Instead of going to washroom after waking up I fell down on the floor of my room. It seemed I woke up after an hour or so. I have been feeling somewhat dizzy this whole day. I wonder if stress is causing this or it could be something else? Could it be dehydration? I am thinking about drinking some ORS.
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Post by rachelcarson1953 on Jul 2, 2022 19:28:23 GMT
Lately due to some reasons I have been a bit stressed. I do not have any health issues (physical) except for a tooth that occasionally gives some problems. I have been alone in the house for last 2 days. Last morning when I woke up I felt totally dizzy. There was a feeling of nausea and it felt as if the world was going in circles. Instead of going to washroom after waking up I fell down on the floor of my room. It seemed I woke up after an hour or so. I have been feeling somewhat dizzy this whole day. I wonder if stress is causing this or it could be something else? Could it be dehydration? I am thinking about drinking some ORS. OMG, AJ, you could have an infection under that tooth and that is dangerously close to the brain. Yes, stress might be a factor but falling and losing consciousness? Call a doctor now!
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Post by petrolino on Jul 2, 2022 19:35:12 GMT
I'm not a doctor or anyone medically qualified, but it sounds like it might be a good idea to seek professional medical advice if possible. In addition to the dizziness, if you were to pass out again, you could hit your head on a table or something sharp.
Hopefuly they can get you checked out and if there's nothng serious, it might provide you with some peace of mind. All the best.
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Post by Aj_June on Jul 2, 2022 19:38:45 GMT
Lately due to some reasons I have been a bit stressed. I do not have any health issues (physical) except for a tooth that occasionally gives some problems. I have been alone in the house for last 2 days. Last morning when I woke up I felt totally dizzy. There was a feeling of nausea and it felt as if the world was going in circles. Instead of going to washroom after waking up I fell down on the floor of my room. It seemed I woke up after an hour or so. I have been feeling somewhat dizzy this whole day. I wonder if stress is causing this or it could be something else? Could it be dehydration? I am thinking about drinking some ORS. OMG, AJ, you could have an infection under that tooth and that is dangerously close to the brain. Yes, stress might be a factor but falling and losing consciousness? Call a doctor now! Yes Rachel, If I wake up tomorrow with the same feeling then surely I will visit a doctor. I do need to try and stop feeling stressed about things. I wish I could have had a 6 months break from job and went on a vacation to some hill or wherever there is quiet and peace from urban life. But that's just a wish. Don't think the company I work for will give me a 6 months break. And I can't afford to resign from the job. Just need to live positively given my current situation.
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Post by divtal on Jul 2, 2022 20:38:42 GMT
Aj_June, I think that the bottom line is see a doctor.
Like Petrolino, I have no medical training. However, I did spend many years working with a "media doc," screening calls for his radio call-in program.
When a caller would ask about dizziness, he would ask for clarification ... did the caller mean "light headedness" or "room spinning?" He said that room-spinning was more likely to be related to inner ear problems. You said that you have a tooth problem. Teeth are close to ears.
And, Rachelcarson is also right about the proximity to the brain.See a doctor, and include the information about the tooth.
We care about you.
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