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Hi Doc, I Feel Fatigue .. BP Is Tend To
Question: Hi Doc,
I feel fatigue .. BP is tend to be low (once i checked and it was 60/110 under similar situation) and
I cant withstand when i get hungry(severe headache, shakiness,blurred vision) don't know whats the reason.
other symptoms :
hyper salivation
intermittent pain in legs
i had a stomach upset a week before took ciplox and it s okay now
Used to take fish oil tablets everyday(300 mg) .Could that be a reason
I feel fatigue .. BP is tend to be low (once i checked and it was 60/110 under similar situation) and
I cant withstand when i get hungry(severe headache, shakiness,blurred vision) don't know whats the reason.
other symptoms :
hyper salivation
intermittent pain in legs
i had a stomach upset a week before took ciplox and it s okay now
Used to take fish oil tablets everyday(300 mg) .Could that be a reason
Brief Answer:
Hello dear. You require detailed evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have gone through your query. So in your age group there can eb many reason for lethargy and fatigue and body pains. Some of these reasons are
1. Anemia: low hemoglobin due to iron deficiency
2. Thyroid disorders
3. Liver dysfunction
4. Sometimes diabetes.
You require a detailed clinical examination followed by few tests like
complete blood counts, iron profile, thyroid liver function test and tests for diabetes.
Hope you understand.
Please revert back with the tests.
Thanks and regards
Hello dear. You require detailed evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear. I have gone through your query. So in your age group there can eb many reason for lethargy and fatigue and body pains. Some of these reasons are
1. Anemia: low hemoglobin due to iron deficiency
2. Thyroid disorders
3. Liver dysfunction
4. Sometimes diabetes.
You require a detailed clinical examination followed by few tests like
complete blood counts, iron profile, thyroid liver function test and tests for diabetes.
Hope you understand.
Please revert back with the tests.
Thanks and regards
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