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After Light Activity, Sweat, Feel Dizzy, Paplpitations. When I Shovel Snow I Get Feverish, Sweaty, Cough. Have Ashtma. Suggestions?
I have episodes of dripping sweat after light activity, dizziness, heart palpitations and feel like passing out. It's year round. When I shovel snow I get feverish, sweaty, cough and vomit. I have rheumatoid arthritis, chronic bronchitis/asthma. I recently had a stress test, which came back normal. I am trying to figure out what is wrong with me so I can discuss with my dr.
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
Hi ! As you have got asthma, any activity which triggers or worsens the attack may give rise to such symptoms due to low oxygen saturation in the blood. The feverishness, and getting sweaty could be due to a co existing respiratory tract infection. Even though the stress test may be normal, you are required to get yourself reviewed by a cardiologist if your symptoms persist. Wishing you an early recovery.
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these are episodes of allergies
when you are exposed to allergen there are symptomps and if not treated you can go into asthma and all the problems are of allergy as it involves organ systems it increases
even arthritis can be allergic misdiagnosed for this
i suggest to get blood serum tests for specific antibiotics for foods pollens and other allergens
withdraw foods and do immunotherapy for pollens
and all allergies and systems will be recovered with this therapy
when you are exposed to allergen there are symptomps and if not treated you can go into asthma and all the problems are of allergy as it involves organ systems it increases
even arthritis can be allergic misdiagnosed for this
i suggest to get blood serum tests for specific antibiotics for foods pollens and other allergens
withdraw foods and do immunotherapy for pollens
and all allergies and systems will be recovered with this therapy
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