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What is the cause of dizziness, nausea with breathing difficulty and fainting in a teen ?

my 15 yr old daughter has had 4 spells over the last 6 weeks where she gets dizzy,feels like vomiting ,faints and complains that it hurts to breath and she feels like she cant breathe....she goes pale..her lips almost get a bluish tint to them....we put cold flannels on her get her water and offer a ice block she usually feels better in a hour or so ..what do you think is wrong
Asked On : Wed, 14 Mar 2012
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Hi,

Welcome to HCM,

It seems that this may be due to puberty where hormonal imbalance is there resulting in Anxiety.

But as there is bluish tint during sceizere,consult Neurophysician and take his opinion.

Treat the weakness or anemia if there.

Ok and bye.
Answered: Wed, 14 Mar 2012
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