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listen i have been suffering from dizziness, feeling tired, and a bit stuffy which made it difficult to breath at times. slight pain behind the neck in few cases and lack of patience to speak. i do feel pain in my chest too. i was diagnosed with chronic gastritist about 8 years ago with little bleeding in my stomach. i was diagnosed with high blood pressure on the 7th of Jyly 2010. the reading was 241. i was given some pills to take it down and i refused to take them because i wanted to take it down by diet.i am 31 years old what can possibly be causeing the dizziness? tthe tired feeling has been going on for about a month now but the dizziness just start a few days ago. what can possibly be my problem?
This discussion is related to Weakness, Dizziness, Tired, Headache.
This discussion is related to Weakness, Dizziness, Tired, Headache.
it could be down to stress and anxiety,go back to your doctor to discuss these syptoms with him so he can carry out further test to rule things out
You are suffering from the symptoms of high blood pressure, especially chest pain and dizziness. Seem like your diet control idea isn't working out to be so well. I would suggest you to get some help from a nutrition expert. That might be the right person to help you.
The dizziness is caused by the hypertension (high blood pressure). Hypertension is known as a slient killer because one never knows of its symptoms. With hypertension you will feel dizzy and you will have headaches. If you do decide to take the medication you can still exercise and diet to get it down to a more normal rating and then go off the medication. But if you do start the medication you cannot quit abruptly you must taper off slowly. Does high blood pressure run in your family, example mom & dad? I do not know your race but some are more prone to this problem, but if you do have it in your family then it is more likely to be genetic. Genetics plays a BIG role in ones health which means you will probably have to be on the medicine. You can google hypertension and learn more about this. Hope this helps
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