I want to scare you a little bit here. Not too much, but enough to make you want to see a doctor really soon:
You have described 'pre-syncope,' which is a prelude to a faint. For some reason, your blood pressure dropped enough to produce some of the symptoms of shock (narrowed field of vision, sweating, etc).
Fainting in itself is a bad thing, because people who do it often suffer a head injury on the way down.
However, the bigger thing is *what* exactly caused this, and here's the scary part: among the most likely things are a heart arrhythmia or some problem in the brain.
You need to see a doctor *now.*
I want to scare you a little bit here. Not too much, but enough to make you want to see a doctor really soon:
You have described 'pre-syncope,' which is a prelude to a faint. For some reason, your blood pressure dropped enough to produce some of the symptoms of shock (narrowed field of vision, sweating, etc).
Fainting in itself is a bad thing, because people who do it often suffer a head injury on the way down.
However, the bigger thing is *what* exactly caused this, and here's the scary part: among the most likely things are a heart arrhythmia or some problem in the brain.
You need to see a doctor *now.*