Dizzy eating and migranes

[Acuriousone]

I haven't ever been one to get headaches or migraines, I hadn't had a headache in over 5 years up until recently. I find myself constantly getting migraines and it actually worries me quite a bit. Along with that, I find that every time I eat I get unbearably dizzy. This happens mid-meal, no  matter what I eat, and sometimes it occurs when I'm drinking something like water, milk, juice, coffee. (Those are the only types of beverages I will drink) I'd really just like to know what it possibly COULD be instead of having to go to the doctors and get a huge bill to find nothing. Oh and something else to add, I never got dizzy when eating up until about my 3rd migraine. This has been going on for a month or so.

[mkh9]

If you are getting new migraines not just headaches (terrible headache usually on one side of the head and/or eye) you should go to a neurologist to confirm that and you can get meds to help with it. In the meantime avoid MSG in foods, cheddar cheese, walnuts and too much stress or excitement. As for the dizzyness it could be part of the migraines or something else even diabetes.. If your blood sugar goes too far up when you eat it is possible that it would make you dizzy. The neurologist can order the blood test.

[Jking0302]

I'm really not too sure, but if its just dizziness, no headache, I would look into a vagus nerve issue or a gastro-intestinal issue.  The vagus nerve is often responsible for the sensation of feeling dizzy and faint.  why its being triggered when you eat or drink is beyond me. good luck!