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After Drinking Water, Experienced Dizziness, Nausea And Vomited. Suggest?
Question: sat down to watch tv...had a glass of water...a few minutes later i experienced extreme dizziness and nausa and i vomitted...dizzines and nausa will not go away..this was 1 hr ago
Brief Answer:
Be calm, take your blood pressure and blood glucos
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
It would be interesting to know the duration of time that separated when you when you took the drugs and onset of symptoms. Having these symptoms before it is point worth knowing too. Any history of abnormal heart beat (arrythmia)?
However, if you have no fever, headaches or abdominal symptoms, a reflex phenomenon should explain these events. I would suggest you control your blood pressure to be sure it not low blood pressure event (hypotension) and glucose level (hypyglycemia).
Persistence of these symptoms should cause you to consult a physician. If this is the first time you are experiencing this, you might just have to take off time and observe, for this could be simply an occasional reflex phenomenon which us described in the scientific literature. If its the case with you, you might not need to worry. In case you got a particular past history, or symptoms persist, you might have to consult a doctor.
Thanks and hope this helps as I wish you the best of health. Kind regards.
Bain LE, MD.
It
Be calm, take your blood pressure and blood glucos
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
It would be interesting to know the duration of time that separated when you when you took the drugs and onset of symptoms. Having these symptoms before it is point worth knowing too. Any history of abnormal heart beat (arrythmia)?
However, if you have no fever, headaches or abdominal symptoms, a reflex phenomenon should explain these events. I would suggest you control your blood pressure to be sure it not low blood pressure event (hypotension) and glucose level (hypyglycemia).
Persistence of these symptoms should cause you to consult a physician. If this is the first time you are experiencing this, you might just have to take off time and observe, for this could be simply an occasional reflex phenomenon which us described in the scientific literature. If its the case with you, you might not need to worry. In case you got a particular past history, or symptoms persist, you might have to consult a doctor.
Thanks and hope this helps as I wish you the best of health. Kind regards.
Bain LE, MD.
It
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