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Hi guys I'm bella im 11 years old and I have no idea what's going with me I woke up for school this morning and my stomach hurt REALLY bad and I didn't eat anything the previous night to make my stomach hurt the way it did. I also do not have stomach problems, anyways I got up went to the bathroom cause I figured I might have to poop or something but I couldn't poop so I got up and all of a sudden I felt really dizzy like i was gonna faint so I laid down on the couch for like 1 minute I got up and I was still really dizzy at the same time my stomach was hurting to so I took some pepto bizmo which took me 2 minutes cause I kept dropping it but it helped my stomach so I was still dizzy and all of a sudden my eyes felt really hot and my ears felt like they were stuffed. This happened last year only I was just dizzy nothing else. I have asthma but I don't know if that has anything to do with it. Please tell me if you hav experienced anything like this or if you know what's going on, thank you
Bella if you live in the UK call 111 for free advice from a nurse/doctor and additionally they can book you in for either a same day doctors appointment or even get you in to see a doctor out of hours on a evening or weekend.
There are alot of reasons you could be experiencing the things you mentioned, too many to list and as you stated your 11 I also don't want to give you a list of things to worry about. If you want to talk to someone about things you can message me but I think you should mention how you felt to your mum, aunt, grandma, carer, teacher, school nurse, friend, sister, cousin - anyone you trust. Talking to a stranger whilst gives you anonymity isn't idea when it is a personal and health related situation. It could be something as simple as a tummy bug, your periods starting! They're the most likely but talk to someone you know and think about seeking medical advice even if you feel better now as you mentioned its happened before.
Feel better and don't be afraid to talk to the people who know you. Take care.
There are alot of reasons you could be experiencing the things you mentioned, too many to list and as you stated your 11 I also don't want to give you a list of things to worry about. If you want to talk to someone about things you can message me but I think you should mention how you felt to your mum, aunt, grandma, carer, teacher, school nurse, friend, sister, cousin - anyone you trust. Talking to a stranger whilst gives you anonymity isn't idea when it is a personal and health related situation. It could be something as simple as a tummy bug, your periods starting! They're the most likely but talk to someone you know and think about seeking medical advice even if you feel better now as you mentioned its happened before.
Feel better and don't be afraid to talk to the people who know you. Take care.
Sounds like you had a lot of wind in your tummy.
When you are due for a menstrual cycle, your tummy can hurt a lot too.
The ears feeling "stuffed" and the dizziness may be due to an ear infection.
Since your wrote 5 hours ago, I trust things have settled down now.
If not, make an appointment to see your doctor to check your ears.
When you are due for a menstrual cycle, your tummy can hurt a lot too.
The ears feeling "stuffed" and the dizziness may be due to an ear infection.
Since your wrote 5 hours ago, I trust things have settled down now.
If not, make an appointment to see your doctor to check your ears.
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