I have occaisonal dizziness, buzzing in head, frontal headaches that come more often and last longer, slight lack of concentration, nausea when headache, ears full, feel moderately depressed, but functioning. Less concentration, more staring. Most worrisome are unexplained "drops" where I'll fall on the floor, dizzy, vertigo, that lasts less than 30 minutes. One time I "whited out" where time stood still, voices got further away and I lost all strength and fell to the floor--not dizzy or nauseaus though that time. Recovered quickly.
Am not pregnant!
Please help--most male doctors think I'm a hypocondriac. I've been diagnosed with Eustacian Tube Dysfunction, but now my symptoms seem to go out of the boundary of that diagnosis.
HELP me, please
Am not pregnant!
Please help--most male doctors think I'm a hypocondriac. I've been diagnosed with Eustacian Tube Dysfunction, but now my symptoms seem to go out of the boundary of that diagnosis.
HELP me, please
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When I was 16 I passed out for no explained reason
but had the feeling that You felt with the distance of voices and not being able to function
I would also stare hoping that it would pass before I ended up falling to the floor. For me it happened the first time
at 16, I was taken in an ambulance but they could not find anything, the next time it happened was when I was 17 and it
began to happen a lot more often... This use to really get
me down I foud it embarassing and would often come round crying and cold... I sometimes have convultions but not as violent
as a patient suffering epilepsy!!! After this happening for sometime frequently I was taken to have test at the hospital but unfortunatly
foun nothing.. As tone went on it died down and went away but flaired back up when I was 19 after startig university.. At 20 I had an accident after a party one night I was quiet drunk but suddenly had an awful headache I fell into the road and banged my head fairly badly... after Spending the night in hospital I was referred to a specialist who diagnosed me with syncope which is so very simple it's just a rapid drip in blood pressure and sometimes heart rate... I am 21 now and since I found out I has given me
piece of
mind and it has been about 4 months since
my last one... There no cure but only to take control of your life, meaning eating properly, sleeping properley and laying off too much alcohol, stress can be another
one... Hope I have managed to help
but had the feeling that You felt with the distance of voices and not being able to function
I would also stare hoping that it would pass before I ended up falling to the floor. For me it happened the first time
at 16, I was taken in an ambulance but they could not find anything, the next time it happened was when I was 17 and it
began to happen a lot more often... This use to really get
me down I foud it embarassing and would often come round crying and cold... I sometimes have convultions but not as violent
as a patient suffering epilepsy!!! After this happening for sometime frequently I was taken to have test at the hospital but unfortunatly
foun nothing.. As tone went on it died down and went away but flaired back up when I was 19 after startig university.. At 20 I had an accident after a party one night I was quiet drunk but suddenly had an awful headache I fell into the road and banged my head fairly badly... after Spending the night in hospital I was referred to a specialist who diagnosed me with syncope which is so very simple it's just a rapid drip in blood pressure and sometimes heart rate... I am 21 now and since I found out I has given me
piece of
mind and it has been about 4 months since
my last one... There no cure but only to take control of your life, meaning eating properly, sleeping properley and laying off too much alcohol, stress can be another
one... Hope I have managed to help
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