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Blackouts.....

Okay.. So hear it goes. Im 15 and I get migraines ever single day some of them start right when I wake up. They get really bad and lately when I have had them I blackout for a few seconds up to a minute. Durring which my skin gets really clammy and I feel dizzy right after. Lately I have started to shake from them. I have also been losing a lot of sleep. Im so tired, but I just cant fall asleep. There are times that I do feel really depressed, but I think there is more to it than just depression.
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Hi.

I suggest that you have this assessed by your physician. This requires further evaluation.

A seizure disorder and some underlying conditions such as an anemic state, hormonal imbalance, and cardiac disorders have to be ruled out. I suggest that you inform your parents about this so that you may have an appointment with your physician.

With regards to your headaches, have you had your headaches before?

Or are these recent onset and sudden onset headaches?

Lack of sleep, anxiety and depression may contribute to your symptoms or it can be the other way around. Always communicate with your family if there are any problems in school. If you have any problems at home, do not hesitate to seek someone who will give you a sensible and reliable advice.




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Have you looked at electro sensitivity -- it might explain your condition.  Canada has a site called WEEP or electrosensitivity.org

I hope this is helpful

Carol761
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