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Why Do I Often Feel Tired, Weak And Dizzy While Also Blacking Out?

Hi my name is Haley an I am 16 years old, and for about 3 months now I ll randomly start to feel dizzy and constantly black out, and whenever it happens I immediately feel tired and weak and out of it, and all I want to do it lay down, and my head will start to hurt. I have been tested for hypoglycemia, anemia, and low blood sugar all came back negative. And my doctor just said its my eating but I eat normally, at least 3 times a day + snacks. So can you please give me some indication on what I can do to make this go away? Or what is wrongwith me it s really starting to scar me.
Sat, 24 Aug 2019
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First of all,you should measure your blood pressure before and after the attack and do ECG.Moreover,you need to assess adrenal gland function.The psychological factors should not be ignored.The occurrence of these symptoms before or after the menstrual cycle means you need to ask a gynacologist for help.I hope I answer all your questions.
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Why Do I Often Feel Tired, Weak And Dizzy While Also Blacking Out?

First of all,you should measure your blood pressure before and after the attack and do ECG.Moreover,you need to assess adrenal gland function.The psychological factors should not be ignored.The occurrence of these symptoms before or after the menstrual cycle means you need to ask a gynacologist for help.I hope I answer all your questions.