Why do i always feel lightheaded when i eat eggs?
every morning i feel lightheaded especially when i eat eggs it feels like im a little dizzy . i am just standing still then all of a sudden i feel like im losing my balance..
I suddenly felt very dizzy while driving after turning my head to look left. What's wrong?
I agree that you should see a doctor. But also ask about ears. You could have a wax buildup thats putting pressure on the inner ear, creating that dizziness sensation. I had this happen to me twice when I was pregnant. Only when I was lying down on my left side would I get really dizzy. Too much build up in the right ear canal. Fixed in a jiffy.Try these 15 minute exercises which make a real difference: The Vertigo and Dizziness Program vsl cbThat happened to me also. Any side to side movement resulted in massive vertigo. I made it home and fought bed spins. In hind sight, I should have called for EMS. I had not been drinking. I have since had cardiac episodes, been diagnosed with GIST, among other maladies.I’m not sure but you better see a doctor before you pass out and kill yourself or somebody else. Best case scenario if you pass out while driving is you crash and your license gets taken for 6 months to a year.
Why do I suddenly feel faint and dizzy?
Have a good sleep.Balance your eating habits i. e. don’t overeat too.Exercise regularly.Don’t sit for more than an hour without a 5 minute break.You could have history with being sensitive to certain food. If it’s been a while ask a doctor. They will do some analysis and tell exactly what are you missing. PeaceFor some this can be just a little annoying when getting out of bed in the morning. Others (like me) can have their lives ruled and controlled by it. Plenty of places are happy to sell you pills which mask the problem if you’re lucky and come with a bunch of side effects but there are fairly simple exercises you can use instead: Heal Your Vertigo And Dizziness Permanently In Just 15 Minutes With These Easy Head-Balance…
My head has felt really dizzy and when i close my eyes i feel like im spinning.What can i do about this?
When i get up i feel really dizzy and my vision goes black and i feel like im going to fall down. Then like 30 seconds or less later it goes away. Lately i feel like the back of my head (mostly) is spinning and my head feels lightheaded. I've read things that say its blood pressure, or dehydration, or an inner ear infection. Are these the causes? I am 14 years old, (is this normal) and i have not seen a doctor. (I'm kinda afraid because i don't want to get blood drawn.) Should i see a doctor or are there ways that i can fix this? Please Help!!!!
Light headed dizziness?
I am NOT smoker. I drink once in a blue moon..I haven't drank for over a month now. I do not do any drugs. I am feeling light headed, dizzy, nausea, tired, and my left ear hurts really bad. And I am on day 5 of a migraine. I have gone to the doctor for my ear and it's not infected but they gave me ear drops for pain. And no I am not pregnant because I just got off my period Saturday night.
I sometimes get extremely dizzy, lightheaded and nauseous, and sometimes even lose my balance. I am an active competitive swimmer. What could be a reason for this?
Go into a walk-in clinic & ask anyone. It’s extremely common (I’m not a doctor.) As a competitive swimmer, surely you mentioned these symptoms to your coach .
Why do I feel dizzy after taking off my glasses?
It's because your glasses make you see in somewhat of a different point of view. After a while, your eyes get used to seeing things in that kind of view. Then, when you suddenly take them off, your eyes are kind of in shock because of the sudden change of view, which causes your brain to be confused, resulting in your dizziness. To prevent this, try closing your eyes as soon as you take them off and keep them closed for about one minute. Good luck!
Why do I feel dizzy when I close my eyes?
Our brains constantly construct and update mental models of what our bodies are doing in space and what's going on with us relative to the world around us. They do this based on information they receive from 3 distinct systems: our visual systems, our vestibular systems in our middle ears (which provide information on spatial orientation and motion), and our proprioceptive systems (providing sensory input from stretch and pressure receptors in our muscles and joints, which tell us things like where our individual body parts are relative to the rest of us). Sometimes there is a problem receiving or processing information from one or more of these systems: inflammation or pressure in the middle ear (can occur with head colds), eye problems, Vitamin B-12 deficiency, other nerve or brain problems (e. g. stroke, multiple sclerosis, encephalitis, alcohol intoxication, etc.). Such problem result in things seeming out of balancequite literally. In particular, all three systems can give us different bits of information about which way "down" is and/or which way we're moving... ... and sometimes that information conflicts. When things don't "add up" and your subconscious brain isn't able to easily sort it all out the result is the sense of disorientation and dizziness known as vertigo. In the case you describe, the information from your visual system is being used to resolve a conflict, most likely between your vestibular (balance) system in your middle ear and the proprioceptive system from the rest of your body.Source: Why Do I Feel Dizzy When I Close My Eyes?I know (first hand) how frustrating vertigo and dizziness can be but I think most of the advice we’re given about how to deal with it is crap. At best is temporarily masks the problem. The whole thing can be frustrating as hell and reduced me to tears more than once.If you haven’t seen it already Vertigo Professor has a bunch of videos on Vertigo and this speciifcally is worth a look: How to (Properly) Overcome Vertigo and Dizziness (and Why Masking the Problem is Stupid)