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What Causes Heavy Palpitations, Dizzy Spells, Hot Flushes And Nausea?

I am a 40 yo male and over the last few days have been having dizzy spells and going through hot and cold flushes, often with heavy perspiration as well.
I feel slightly nauseous, still have a healthy appetite though and going to the toilet regularly.
Wed, 6 Aug 2014
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Hello,

You have not informed whether you have had any disorder like High Blood Sugar, Blood pressure, alcohol or substance over-indulgence etc.

If not, these symptoms may be due to a variety of reasons. But, closest to your symptoms is pre-syncope which occurs usually due to certain disorders of heart rhythm.

So, a thourough cliinical examination and lab investigation which should include Haemoglobin, Blood Sugar, Liver Function Test, an ECG (and may be a Holter) is what is initially required.

See a good physician nearest to you early.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Heavy Palpitations, Dizzy Spells, Hot Flushes And Nausea?

Hello, You have not informed whether you have had any disorder like High Blood Sugar, Blood pressure, alcohol or substance over-indulgence etc. If not, these symptoms may be due to a variety of reasons. But, closest to your symptoms is pre-syncope which occurs usually due to certain disorders of heart rhythm. So, a thourough cliinical examination and lab investigation which should include Haemoglobin, Blood Sugar, Liver Function Test, an ECG (and may be a Holter) is what is initially required. See a good physician nearest to you early. Best wishes.