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Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 5, 1997 at 1:53 amPost count: 93172Has anyone has problems with alot of dizziness? Lately, I feel like I am going to pass out half the time; It doesn’t matter if I am standing up or sitting down. My blood pressure and/or pulse do not go to abnomal levels at all during these bouts of extreme dizziness. I also have been very nauseated lately. Anyone have any ideas on why this might be? I KNOW I am not pregnant; I just had a baby 7 weeks ago and haven’t felt like having sex since, so that is not a possiblity. Any ideas?
Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 5, 1997 at 3:14 amPost count: 93172I get a little dizziness upon standing or moving quickly. It started
when I started taking the Inderal. I also see stars sometimes.
It was pretty bad in the beginning but is now starting to subside.
Ask your MD if it could be your meds, or call the pharmacist.
Do you think you could have the “flu”? Hope you feel better soon.
CatherineAnonymous
InactiveFebruary 5, 1997 at 10:04 amPost count: 93172I’m new to the BB, but noticed some of your earlier postings. It sounds
my wife and you are in similar situations. We have a 4 month old and this
pregnancy seems to have activated Graves in my wife. She’s had blood and
uptake scans so the endo has ruled out postpartum hyperthryoid. She was
also extremely hyperthyroid. We figureed it was just being run-down (we
also have a 2 1/2 year old), hormones out whack from recovery of pregnancy,
sleep deprivation, etc. She’s now on beta blockers and PTU and just
yesterday said she felt like she was going to pass out and had to lie down
for a while. Since she’s only been on beta blockers for 2 weeks and PTU
for one week, we figured she’s still “getting used” to these meds; but
who knows. She goes back to endo next week, and we are preparing for our
next barrage of questions to him. Hopefully this is in the normal range
of possible symptoms, side effects, etc. but we’ll be asking soon. Also,
one of the best things about this BB seems to be the reassurance that
there are actually other people going through the same or similar things.
My wife is not “on-line” so I’m her liaison to the BB for now (I have
internet access through work). Hopefully we will hook her up soon.
Good luck.Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 5, 1997 at 12:27 pmPost count: 93172I think that anyone experiencing dizziness should mention it to the doctor at a regular visit and ask nicely to be tested for anemia. People with thyroid diseases often lack intrinsic factor. That interferes with the metabolism of vitamin B12, and can result in anemia. ‘Seems to me that a little nausea can go along with that.
Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 22, 1997 at 10:07 amPost count: 93172My endo. said the dizziness was from my low blood pressure (85/50).
Has anyone found anything that worked for combatting this besides
just laying down?Sara
Anonymous
InactiveFebruary 24, 1997 at 12:27 pmPost count: 93172I have that periodically, I keep protein bars and grahm crackers in my desk
for those such occasions. I eat a cracker first, for the sugar, then the
protein bar. I also graze most of the day. I am suppose to eat six light
meals per/day. Sounds easy but its not….anyway, this is what worked for me
Hope it helps you….Carolyn -
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