I fainted last night, for no apparent reason; I had not done anything exhausting nor had any suggestions from my body previously, to slow down. I was trying to put food in the microwave and down I went.
This is the second time this has occurred within the last 6 months. What is going on? Has anyone else dealt with this? It scares me and I always break out in a hot sweat and feel like I must vomit, but never do. So I'm guessing it's a physical "reset" by my brain?
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
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Julie, def. Talk to Dr. & wow! I just started last year in Menopause & I am only 49 yesterday... So, get to the doc & see what's goin on, & get rid of that Microwave sweety😬😵😕😧😮!
Get a toaster oven (Black & Decker), that thing Radiates everything & kills the good nutrients in the food! Love Ya!💗Take Care of you!--Jazzy🌹💜
This kept happening to my daughter, and after much testing, she didn't have enough salt in her diet and her blood pressure must have been dropping. Solution was to drink Gatorade type products and use the salt shaker more. It also happens to my Mom. Not sure if this is your problem, but I thought I'd pass it along.
I have had similar experiences and it was determined to be high heart rate with low low blood pressure. After tests & finally seeing a cardiologist, apparently I have a autonomic system failure (dysautonomia) /not sure if I spelled right. This may be due to progressing MS amongst other things. I’m now on several medicines that help slow heart rate and RAISE b/p -especially when I stand up!
This may not be your cause but would advise getting checked out ASAP ! 🤗
My best friends wife has had MS for twenty seven years now and the last fifteen years she had had problems off and on with fainting. It usually has to do with her blood pressure getting to low and out she goes. Seems to happen every two or three months for a day or two. Best thing is to let your doctor know what is going on? Best wishes 👍🙏. Ken 🐾😉
Your story reminds me of a lady I know that passed out for no apparent reason in a grocery store. This happened before she was diagnosed with MS. Evidently her fainting was associated with her MS. Good idea to talk to your neurologist.
Hi I am going through the same thing. It's like I am having a whole lot of like hot flashes I can go outside in the cold weather with no jacket on and it feels good because I'm always sweating. I told my primary health care doctor about what was going on with me because I'm always feeling like I'm going to vomit but I dont and I can not eat much without feeling sick and she want me to go see a OBGYN doctor to find out if I have something going on like a ovarian cyst to be experience some my symptoms. I go for my appointment on December 5th I will let you know what happens. Your symptoms sounds like I am experiencing.
Julie, I too agree that you should go see your doctor to find out what is up. I do have a couple of ideas but without medical training they're just my ideas and not sound medical diagnosis. I have fainted before due to low sugar. My mother had the same issue. Before MS took over my life if I worked really hard in intense Heat I had to eat more often or I would occasionally keel over. I also typically deal with low blood pressure which is again a gift for my mother. If it gets too well that's another great way to make you pass out. Those would be my two best guesses of what might be plaguing you but get to the doctor and let them diagnose the true cause. Fancy.
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