33 weeks pregnant, and feeling shaky and light headed..what would cause me to feel like this? any ideas?
Im 33 weeks, 2 days pregnant...Im at work and just started feeling really shaky and lightheaded about 10 mins ago..does anyone know what would cause me to feel like this? i havent felt this way the whole pregnancy...I ate a big bowl of cereal 2 hours ago, and i dont feel hungry yet, so i dont think its cause i need to eat, and ive been drinking juice since i got to work..so im worried it could be from something other than not eating or needing sugar...any ideas?? or anyone ever experience this while pregnant?? thanks!!
Shaky, dizzy, and light headed?
okay so this morning at 8:30 AM I took a 40 adderall a brand-name drug for A.D.H.D and it was the first time ever, so at school i was focussing really well, except i finished things a little to early, and we wrote short stories, we had a choice to read them out loud and i started freaking out and my legs got really shaky and i became a little dizzy and i was talking really fast so my friend had me walk around to help me feel better, then i went home sick and i'm STILL feeling the same so i know it's not just my nerves, can you tell me what to do to stop feeling like this or what is going on? please best answer gets 10 points!
Pescetarian and always light headed and dizzy when i get up and sometimes a bit shaky when i walk?
low blood pressure low blood sugar low vit b12 low protein low iron check your diet to see if you are lacking in any of these areas. except blood pressure, just get that checked.
Extreme dizziness when shaking head and looking up?
It depends on how old you are, what your general health is, and what your family history is. If you are the typical, fairly youthful Y!Aer, in good health, it may be vertigo, possibly due to seasonal allergies. You can retrain your brain to ignore those 'wrong off-balance signals' by doing the offending action, work up to 3 sets of 20, 2x/day. Work up to this *with your eyes closed* and then open them to give your brain the visual confirmation of stable footing. It takes at least a couple of weeks, and then you can cut back if it is working, or just not bothering you any more. If you are older and possibly have some cardiovascular issues, it could be blockage in a neck artery. So... you decide, and act accordingly. Take care!
Why do people sometimes feel lightheaded after smoking cigarettes?
Yeah, stop smoking.I smoked for 25 years. It is probably the dumbest thing I have ever done. I think smoking cigarettes is dumber than injecting heroin. Its probably almost as tough to quit. I have quit in total maybe 8 times. The first time I quit was almost 25 years ago. The last time I quit was 8 years ago. I now know that I am very easily addicted to cigarettes and I cannot have one without relapsing into addiction again.Every time I quit smoking and start again I get the same head rush I got the first time. To tell the truth I never liked it. Its a form of extreme lightheadedness, combined with a pretty nasty nausea. But one can smoke through the discomfort and pretty soon the lightheaded nausea doesn't stops coming. Personally I think its God’s way of saying “Are you really sure you wanna do something that dumb?”.The penultimate time I quit smoking, after about a month of being tobacco-free, I tried to smoke a bit of one cigarette after I had a few pints on a Friday night. I took a brief drag on the cigarette and felt an immediate urge to throw up. I started to move to the bathroom, got there and got down to my knees in front of the toilet. Next thing I knew was coming to, with my wife standing over me asking if I was ok. I had passed out and banged my head into the side of the toilet bowl.A few weeks later I tried again. Same situation. A couple of drinks and I thought I could take a quick drag on a fag and be fine. Wrong! I immediately turned green, and tried to get to a bed to a bed before I passed out. Didn't make it. Passed out in the hallway, and came to with my wife about to call for an ambulance.Even I can eventually learn a lesson if its repeated enough. As I said, the last time I quit is 8 years ago now. My advice? Don't bother with smoking. Its just a totally dumb thing - unless you own a tobacco company. But yeah, the head rush is normal.