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Took Magne B12 For Magnesium Deficiency. Feeling Dizzy And Sweating. What Is The Problem?
Question: Hi doctor,
I am a 23 years old single women. I dont smoke nor drink alcohol and I never had any sexual intercourse.
I have had some times with magnesium deficinency and took Magne B12, but its not the issue.
Recently, I have had some scary moments where suddenly I feel so dizzy, everything I see gets upside down and I get some quick sweats. These symptoms stay for 1 or 2 minutes then I get back to normal state.
I have had some blood test done today and here are the results:
*WBC*: 3.5 - RBC: 4.39 - Hemoglobin: 12.5 - Hematocrit: 36.9- MCV:84- MCH:28.5-MCHC:33.9
RDW:12.2 - platelet: 169 -MPV:8.3 - *PCT*:0.140 - PDW: 13.8 - *Neutrophils*:34.9
*Lymphocytes*: 52.9
All *starred elements were highlighted in the blood test report as abnormal.
Pease advice as I am very worried it might be some serious disease. I woul appreciate if you could provide answer as soon as possible as there is a big time difference from where I live.
Thanks
I am a 23 years old single women. I dont smoke nor drink alcohol and I never had any sexual intercourse.
I have had some times with magnesium deficinency and took Magne B12, but its not the issue.
Recently, I have had some scary moments where suddenly I feel so dizzy, everything I see gets upside down and I get some quick sweats. These symptoms stay for 1 or 2 minutes then I get back to normal state.
I have had some blood test done today and here are the results:
*WBC*: 3.5 - RBC: 4.39 - Hemoglobin: 12.5 - Hematocrit: 36.9- MCV:84- MCH:28.5-MCHC:33.9
RDW:12.2 - platelet: 169 -MPV:8.3 - *PCT*:0.140 - PDW: 13.8 - *Neutrophils*:34.9
*Lymphocytes*: 52.9
All *starred elements were highlighted in the blood test report as abnormal.
Pease advice as I am very worried it might be some serious disease. I woul appreciate if you could provide answer as soon as possible as there is a big time difference from where I live.
Thanks
Hi and thanks for the query
At you age symptoms described may be due to -
1) Transient irregularity in the heart function - short arrythmic runs leading to transient reduction in blood supply to the brain
2) Some narrowing in the vessels supplying the brain
3) Rarely demylenating diseases
The marked readins in the blood count are not very specific and you need further evaluation for the conditions mentioned above. Hence consult your GP for the same.
Regards
Dr XXXXXXX
At you age symptoms described may be due to -
1) Transient irregularity in the heart function - short arrythmic runs leading to transient reduction in blood supply to the brain
2) Some narrowing in the vessels supplying the brain
3) Rarely demylenating diseases
The marked readins in the blood count are not very specific and you need further evaluation for the conditions mentioned above. Hence consult your GP for the same.
Regards
Dr XXXXXXX
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Hi doctor
i think option 2 might be the more accurate, but please could you please elaborate on that matter, qhat the symptoms of condition number 2? what are specific the test that I should carry out regarding the above condition(to check of vessels are narrowed) Which specialist should I go to? what are the consequences and other symptoms of vessels narrowing?
thanks
i think option 2 might be the more accurate, but please could you please elaborate on that matter, qhat the symptoms of condition number 2? what are specific the test that I should carry out regarding the above condition(to check of vessels are narrowed) Which specialist should I go to? what are the consequences and other symptoms of vessels narrowing?
thanks
Hi and thanks for the follow up query
A narrowed vessel suppling the brain leads to reduced blood supply to the brain and can manifest with transient loss of conscious, weakness and seizures.
In eldery the narrowing of vessels is due to atherosclerosis. But at your age vasculitis may be the commonest cause.
However as the symptoms could be becaise of any of the three causes listed above it would be better to see a GP or a neurologist initially
Regards
Dr XXXXXXX
A narrowed vessel suppling the brain leads to reduced blood supply to the brain and can manifest with transient loss of conscious, weakness and seizures.
In eldery the narrowing of vessels is due to atherosclerosis. But at your age vasculitis may be the commonest cause.
However as the symptoms could be becaise of any of the three causes listed above it would be better to see a GP or a neurologist initially
Regards
Dr XXXXXXX
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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