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What Causes Recurring Dizziness, Sweating And Nausea?
I am 58 yr old female, felt great until a little while ago was at working (desk job) starting walking go spinning dizzi, sweating and nausea it lasted for about 1 min the (dizzi), nausea about 30 min. Now I feel okay
Dont have the 15 right now, maybe some other time, sorry to bother you.
Dont have the 15 right now, maybe some other time, sorry to bother you.
Mon, 22 Jun 2015
Dear Patient,
Thank you very much for your questions. Your above mentioned symptoms can be blood pressure related. Did you check your BP when you felt dizzi,sweating and nausea? Are you taking any medications for high blood pressure?
Next time when you feel dizzi,nauseated,do not forget to check your blood pressure. Monitoring your blood pressure can be very helpful to your physician to select most appropriate medications for you if you are treating your high blood pressure. Therefore, monitor your blood pressure and consult your family doctor if your symptoms are more frequent or exacerbate with time. Also Your family doctor may direct you to an ECG testing if necessary to confirm presence of any heart rhythm disorders which can cause similar episodes as you mentioned. Therefore, monitor your BP and consult your family doctor is my recommendation for you.
Good luck!
Dr. Dinesh Nuwan Weerasinghe. MD
Thank you very much for your questions. Your above mentioned symptoms can be blood pressure related. Did you check your BP when you felt dizzi,sweating and nausea? Are you taking any medications for high blood pressure?
Next time when you feel dizzi,nauseated,do not forget to check your blood pressure. Monitoring your blood pressure can be very helpful to your physician to select most appropriate medications for you if you are treating your high blood pressure. Therefore, monitor your blood pressure and consult your family doctor if your symptoms are more frequent or exacerbate with time. Also Your family doctor may direct you to an ECG testing if necessary to confirm presence of any heart rhythm disorders which can cause similar episodes as you mentioned. Therefore, monitor your BP and consult your family doctor is my recommendation for you.
Good luck!
Dr. Dinesh Nuwan Weerasinghe. MD
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