What is causing the dizziness and nausea?
For the past month or so i have been dizzy constantly. If i lie down it gets better after a short time. Also i cannot stand up without the feeling that im going to throw up. This is a constant thing, it is made worse by eating, and it is bad when i first wake up. Can anyone tell me what this could be.?
What causes dizziness after being in a cold pool?
Being in cold water after awhile will lower your body temperature. Your body temp was probably readjusting to the the temperature outside of the pool. Is 80°F hot? I'm sorry but I only know Celsius.
What can I do for nausea and vomiting with dizziness?
i wake up very early in the morning feeling dizzy with nausea and vomiting. I only feel dizzy when i am laying down, but still have nausea and vomiting when sitting or standing.
Can birth control cause dizziness/being light headed?
In short, yes, everything you listed can be caused by birth control. Slight light headedness, headaches, nausea, and changes in appetite are some of the most common symptoms of birth control. That being said, if any of these things become severe you should to to Urgent Care immediately and explain to them how you're feeling. The dizziness may subside, if it's very slight, you can wait and just give a call to your doctor. If it's any more severe than just a slight woozy feeling when you stand up though I would make an appointment with your doctor to see if this medication isn't something you should reconsider. Birth control effects everyone differently, but most people's bodies normalize to the hormones after 2-3 months. If you still have the small information packet that came inside of your birth control pouch I would read that to gather all the information you can. It will help you know what symptoms, and in which severity are normal, and it will also tell you what symptoms are dangerous and require immediate medial assistance. I hope you get to feeling better soon!
Why do I feel dizzy after standing for long time? What can I do to improve my stamina?
When you stand up for a long time, the blood pressure falls and this condition is called postural or orthostatic hypotension. Symptoms of dizziness ,faintness, light-headness,confusion, dim vision all occurs due to this and gets alright when you lie down. Some people fall or faint due to this syndrome. Consumption of alcohol, exercise, dehydration etc increases these symptoms. In some young people too experience these symptoms which is not due to drop in blood pressure but increase in heart beat and this is called postural orthostatic tachycardial syndrome.Treatment is to increase the blood pressure while standing. Medications may help this. I would suggest you to consult a doctor.
Dizziness and nausea and bright lights?
Lately this has been happening really frequently. At random times usually when I stand up and usually at night, I start to feel really dizzy and it feels like my brain is floating (if that makes any sense) and all my movements feel weird. the lights get really bright and sometimes everything takes on a red tint. my stomach feels like im going to throw up but i never do. also i can feel my heart beat on the sides of my head near my temples its like pounding. these usually last for 5 minutes max and then they go away. does anyone know what this is?
Balance/dizziness?
I have had minor balance problems / dizziness for almost a year.sometimes when i take steps (usually sideways or diagonally) i seem to lose my balance and have to take an extra step. twice (in the last month) when i have been sitting down and then stood up, my head feels like it is spinning but then it goes away after 20 seconds or so, almost like a mini vertigo attack. also (and this may be unrelated) sometimes when i am sitting down and then get up or when i suddenly change what i am looking at, my eyes almost kind of go blind to the light change and take 10 seconds or so to re-adjust. this has been happening a lot longer than a year so i think its probably unrelated. if i had an inner ear infection, would these symptoms really occur like this for almost a year without getting that much worse? ive had no hearing problems or any other symptoms commonly associated with an inner ear infection? is there anything else that could cause these symptoms. lack of sleep (i have had less sleep over the past year when these symptoms began) or something else? im afraid i have meningitis or something serious. someone please answer me. thank you.
Why can you go all dizzy when you stand up?
Orthostatic hypotension is a condition in which your blood pressure falls significantly when you stand up quickly. (Hypotension is low blood pressure.)The main symptom of this condition is feeling dizzy or faint when you stand.The causes of orthostatic hypotension include the following:Aging (orthostatic hypotension is more common in older people)Hypovolemia (a drop in the volume of blood) and dehydration (low fluid volume in the body). Common causes of these are bleeding, elevated sugar, diarrhea, vomiting, and medications like thiazide diuretics (HCTZ) and loop diuretics (furosemide, bumetanide)Dehydration (low fluid volume in the body)Immobility (for instance, staying in bed for a long time)PregnancyHeart conditions, including heart attack, heart failure, irregular heart rhythm, and valve diseaseAnemia (low red blood cell count)Parkinson's diseaseDiseases of the endocrine system, including diabetes, adrenal insufficiency, and thyroid conditionsMedications that are used to treat elevated blood pressure, such as beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, ACE inhibitors, nitrates, and angiotensin II blockers. Patients who are at risk for this are those with conditions listed above (for example, diabetes, Parkinson’s)Other medications for anxiety, depression, erectile dysfunction, or Parkinson's diseaseSubstances that are taken at the same time as blood pressure medications, such as alcohol, barbiturates, and other medicationsHot weatherThe main symptom of orthostatic hypotension is feeling dizzy or lightheaded when you stand up. In some cases, people with orthostatic hypotension may even faint.Other symptoms include:Blurred visionNauseaDisorientation or confusionFeeling weakFatigueFallingChest painThese symptoms usually clear up when you sit or lie down for a few minutes.