Heaviness In Eyelids, Dizziness And Fatigue In The Mornings. On Nebicard. Advice
I am aged 70 .I get little dizzy in the mornings ie giddyness .Feel tired too often.As the day progresses I feel better .I walk for 20 to 30 mins daily,about four to five times in a week.I take nebicard 2.5 mg for BP tow times daily mornings and night .I also feel a mild form of eye pressure and feel sometimes heavy on the eye lids.Feel the sress if I undertake strenous tasks like filling a BANK forms etc for a bank transactions etc.Normally I keep my cool but these days I lose it often.ESWARA CHANDRAMOULI
Dear Eswaraji, Though your symptoms are suggestive of just fatigue, they may be indicative of other conditions too. You need to rule out the following conditions: 1. Is your BP becoming too low... in that case your medication may need t be changed. 2. You need to get your eyes examined with a good ophthalmologist who will also look at your retina in detail and also check your eye pressure with an instrument called applanation tonometer. At your age, i would expect some amount of cataract but more importantly we do not want to miss early glaucoma. 3. It could be something as simple as fatigue or a change of glasses... nevertheless, it is advisable that you get a consultation. regards ajit hazari
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Heaviness In Eyelids, Dizziness And Fatigue In The Mornings. On Nebicard. Advice
Dear Eswaraji, Though your symptoms are suggestive of just fatigue, they may be indicative of other conditions too. You need to rule out the following conditions: 1. Is your BP becoming too low... in that case your medication may need t be changed. 2. You need to get your eyes examined with a good ophthalmologist who will also look at your retina in detail and also check your eye pressure with an instrument called applanation tonometer. At your age, i would expect some amount of cataract but more importantly we do not want to miss early glaucoma. 3. It could be something as simple as fatigue or a change of glasses... nevertheless, it is advisable that you get a consultation. regards ajit hazari