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Woke Up With Numbness, Tremors, Dizziness. What Does This Mean?
i just woke up and I was very numb shaking, and very dizzy what does this mean? I also have had chest pains for the past couple of years and i ve seen several heart specialist and they all have said i m fine but this just scared me to death I still am having all of these symptoms and im really scared please help if you can? Thanks!
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greetings. Would be interesting knowing if this is the first tome you are experiencing this feeling. However, if its repetitive, you might need to consult a internal medicine specialist. Blood electrolytes (Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium) would be worth carrying out, with respect to your chest pain, a pain in the chest must not always be or cardiac or heart origin. Other structures in the thoracic cage could cause pain when attained, and a pain from another area not even the chest could be falsely felt as if it it comes from within the chest. A more critical analysis of the pain needs to be assessed, a good cardiologic, pneumologic and an internal medicine consultations could be of help.
I think you need to reviist your internist and probably a pneumologist for proper reevaluation and care.They shall decide whether you meet a cardiologist or psychiatrist if need be.
Be well,
Luchuo, MD
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Woke Up With Numbness, Tremors, Dizziness. What Does This Mean?
Hi, greetings. Would be interesting knowing if this is the first tome you are experiencing this feeling. However, if its repetitive, you might need to consult a internal medicine specialist. Blood electrolytes (Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium) would be worth carrying out, with respect to your chest pain, a pain in the chest must not always be or cardiac or heart origin. Other structures in the thoracic cage could cause pain when attained, and a pain from another area not even the chest could be falsely felt as if it it comes from within the chest. A more critical analysis of the pain needs to be assessed, a good cardiologic, pneumologic and an internal medicine consultations could be of help. I think you need to reviist your internist and probably a pneumologist for proper reevaluation and care.They shall decide whether you meet a cardiologist or psychiatrist if need be. Be well, Luchuo, MD