What are the causes for a fast heartbeat and sweating while sleeping?
These symptoms are typical of hyperthyroidism. Other symptoms may be fatigue, thinning hair, chest pain, and if untreated, bulging eyes. See your doctor and he will prescribe lab tests which will show if this is the case. It is treatable with a drug named methimazole, but in severe cases, radioactive iodine is used to destroy the thyroid gland (thyroid ablation). The severe form is Grave’s Disease. If the thyroid is destroyed, you would have to take supplemental thyroid pills for the rest of your life. This is much better, however, than living with the hyperthyroidism.
Feeling chills and goosebumps for no reason?
Hell it was a pretty warm day and for no reason i feel a strong cold chill running from my back down to my spine or sometimes in my chest after i get them i get goosebumps. i feel them when im at school or just laying in my bed looking at the clouds. My mood usually gets ruined, then i feel kind of angry. is there a reason why i feel these chills and maybe a way to stop getting them?does everybody else get too?
Can a sinus infection cause fever and chills?
Yes sinus causes fever and chills. I used to have fever upto 105 and even beyond. Besides it used to cause unbearable pain.About 7–8 years back I started hydration dehydration cycles and since then I never experienced sinus and fever.Once I got fever of 102.6 without sinus. But within 15 hours I got complete relief from fever by dehydrating for that much period.Chronic mineral imbalance in blood leads to low metabolic rate resulting in aging and age related diseases like blood sugar, blood pressure and heart disease etc.To correct mineral imbalance do hydration dehydration cycles and to increase resting metabolic rate do walking and rest routines as detailed on my blog.Read my blog for more details and / Or watch my you tube videos at - rajinder bhalla******To increase Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) do the following******Walk for 5 minutes at easy pace within your home in the morning.After walking rest for 5–10 minutes in bed.Repeat the above 3 times in the morning, afternoon, evening and at night before sleeping. So that makes for 12 walk and rest routines or 5x12 = 60 minutes of walk for the entire period. One can do it selectively during week days and on working days only in the morning and at night.The idea about walking is that it mobilises energy and before the entire mobilised energy is spent we rest. In such a case a part of the mobilised energy becomes available for vital organs.Doing walking and rest routines takes care of aging related diseases as well.****In brief hydration dehydration cycles is as given here -****Day 1 - Drink 150–200 ml water every hour from 7 am to 6 pm. No other fluid/ liquid.Day 2,3 - Drink 150–200 ml water 3 times only during the day. Total fluid intake 450–600 ml in the day.Repeat for 2–3 weeks.Fluid overload is one of the basic reasons of low resting metabolic rate.For explanation of the above read my blog.
Why do we get a bump when we hit our head on something?
The force damaged the local blood vessels, which will bleed, causing blood to collect locally and stop flowing when the pressure from the surrounding tissues are high enough stops the bleeding, this is the bump you feel. The blood also attracts fluid, and an inflammatory response, making it swell even more. After some time it will be gone, resorbed by our body by itself.
What causes uncontrollable tingling feeling throughout my arms and legs ?
While I was settling in for bed last night, I was overcome with a pins and needles sensation all throughout my arms and legs. It felt like unpleasent goosebumps on the inside of my skin. After about an hour, I finally fell asleep, with the help of a friend. The tingling sensation happened at least twice more duing the night for about 30 minute long periods. I tried walking it off, but that only increased the needles. It would also sometimes feel like i was being pricked with needles like a voodoo doll in one specific place or another. I'm a little worried about this, does anyone know what could cause it? I'm young, fairly healthy and active...
A question about blood circulation?
@Helen: Thank you so much for responding! I'm sorry I took so long to reply to you! I'm not too sure of the brand. However, due to the feel & form of it, it did seem to have some kind of latex content to it. I will definitely try and find out tomorrow. Also, I tried briefly tying my upper arm with a polyester scarf, as apposed to using tensor bandages. It yielded the same results. Rubbing/resting the scarf on my arm did nothing. As for the bumps, although I tied the upper portion of my arm, they appeared on the lower half of my arm and disappeared both times right after I removed the source of pressure. They weren't discolored (although some of them were a very slight blue) and there weren't any signs of irritation around them. However, they seemed to congregate around points in my veins, as apposed to random points on my arm. Although there is some history of high blood pressure in my family, the last time I went to the doctor's office (around five months ago), my blood pressure wa
My Tattoo? When my allergies get to me, my tattoo raises up from my skin? Why is that?
Get an anti itch cream when this happens.. It will not affect the tattoo but it'll relieve the swelling. When your allergies get to you, you're more vulnerable to "rare" stuff in your body, in this case, ink. It's possible that you're allergic to it, or it might happen because tattooed skin is weaker/more vulnerable than non tattooed skin so when temperatures are really cold, your skin gets itchy and therefore, swollen or "raised" .. especially if you scratch it. Or it could be your blood pressure ... like when you get goosebumps.. Most people are allergic to color ink like red and yellow, so it might be that.