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What Causes Dizziness Post Chemotherapy For Uterine Cancer?
Question: I am being treated for uterine cancer. I have had two sessions of chemo. I have been bleeding for six months. This morning it has been heavier then usual but has slacked off a little. I am very light-headed this morning, but was fine last night. Do I need to go to the emergency room?
Brief Answer:
Considerations
Detailed Answer:
thank you for sending the question.
I think since you have developed significant lightheadedness that you should report to the emergency room for immediate evaluation. In a short period of time they can do some testing to see if you have severe anemia which might explain some of your symptoms.
since you have been experiencing intermittent bleeding it is possible that you may have severe anemia. For this reason I think if I Wishon and the birds your room is appropriate.
Thank you again for sending your question.
Dr. Galamaga
Considerations
Detailed Answer:
thank you for sending the question.
I think since you have developed significant lightheadedness that you should report to the emergency room for immediate evaluation. In a short period of time they can do some testing to see if you have severe anemia which might explain some of your symptoms.
since you have been experiencing intermittent bleeding it is possible that you may have severe anemia. For this reason I think if I Wishon and the birds your room is appropriate.
Thank you again for sending your question.
Dr. Galamaga
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Could you resend the last sentence? It doesn't make sense: "For this reason I think if I Wishon and the birds your room is appropriate."
Thank-you!
Thank-you!
Brief Answer:
Followup
Detailed Answer:
i'm sorry about that.
It should have read I think for this reason you should be seen in the local emergency room as soon as possible.
Thank you again.
Dr. Galamaga
Followup
Detailed Answer:
i'm sorry about that.
It should have read I think for this reason you should be seen in the local emergency room as soon as possible.
Thank you again.
Dr. Galamaga
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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