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Could Poor Sleeping Habits Be The Reason For Constant Dizziness, Lack Of Concentration And Low Appetite?
Greetings!
I am 21. For over a month now, I'm almost always dizzy. I keep touching my forehead when it comes. I can't concentrate on anything because of the discomfort. Plus: sometimes, I feel I'm shaking...and I don't feel like eating too.
My mum said it could be typhoid but I was hoping it would be fatigue because of my poor sleeping habits. And oh, I'm a male. I forgot...****smile
I am 21. For over a month now, I'm almost always dizzy. I keep touching my forehead when it comes. I can't concentrate on anything because of the discomfort. Plus: sometimes, I feel I'm shaking...and I don't feel like eating too.
My mum said it could be typhoid but I was hoping it would be fatigue because of my poor sleeping habits. And oh, I'm a male. I forgot...****smile
Thu, 2 Jan 2014
Hello
Thanks for the query to hcm.
Dizziness , fatigue, loss of appetite, poor concentration , all these symptoms may be due to.
1 Jaundice , as I have noted in many patient as these are initial symptoms , so get in blood for serum bilirubin, sgot , sgpt. If any abnormality consult a physician and get his opinion.
2 ANEMIA , this is another most common cause in this age group patient . Diagnosis can be confirmed by hemoglobin examination.
3 Depression is the another cause , consult a psychiatrist . Poor sleeplessness is also one such reason .
4 Over exertion is one more such reason.
In my opinion consult a physician and get his opinion as physical examination as well clinical examination is very important in this type of case.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to hcm.
Dizziness , fatigue, loss of appetite, poor concentration , all these symptoms may be due to.
1 Jaundice , as I have noted in many patient as these are initial symptoms , so get in blood for serum bilirubin, sgot , sgpt. If any abnormality consult a physician and get his opinion.
2 ANEMIA , this is another most common cause in this age group patient . Diagnosis can be confirmed by hemoglobin examination.
3 Depression is the another cause , consult a psychiatrist . Poor sleeplessness is also one such reason .
4 Over exertion is one more such reason.
In my opinion consult a physician and get his opinion as physical examination as well clinical examination is very important in this type of case.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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