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Dizziness, Vision Brightness, Fuzziness. Water Helped. What Happened?

Hi my names Samuel Nelson and today I experienced weird fainting feeling today in gym and I was on the treedmill for 3minutes then 4minutes and after the second time I was on the treadmill my lower right just beneath my rig cage began to hurt a bit, so I stepped off and suddenly my vision became brighter white an fuzzy looking and I was dizzy, I went to my bag and drank some water and rested for 10minutes and thats when it stopped, I m wondering why that happened and how can I avoid it, I m 15,male and healthy.
Thu, 1 Aug 2013
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Welcome to HCM
We understand your concerns

I am very much pleased to answer a healthy man's question. The sudden symptoms you mention are quite possibly are of tiredness and lethargy. The trouble is we usually become anxious on our sudden body pains or other negative feelings. This creates a sort of fear in us which in turn triggers negative hormones. They further makes the condition seem worse. That is the simple chemistry. So Don't worry.
Consult a physician if still in doubt.
Good luck.
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Dizziness, Vision Brightness, Fuzziness. Water Helped. What Happened?

Dear Welcome to HCM We understand your concerns I am very much pleased to answer a healthy man s question. The sudden symptoms you mention are quite possibly are of tiredness and lethargy. The trouble is we usually become anxious on our sudden body pains or other negative feelings. This creates a sort of fear in us which in turn triggers negative hormones. They further makes the condition seem worse. That is the simple chemistry. So Don t worry. Consult a physician if still in doubt. Good luck.