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Feel Nauseas And Fainting. Diagnosed With Factor 5lieden And Mthfr. Is It Related?

I m 50yr old male and over the past few years have (from time to time) experience nausea and faint symptoms where it feels like the blood rushes from my face and feel like I m going to faint or vomit . This follows eating spicy (usually salty...ie. Thai) food with a combination of a few wines (really mean only a few). I have been recently diagnosed with factor 5 lieden and mthfr but dont really think this is related. Sometimes the symptoms also include light heart flutters\palpitations. Generally other than this I m healthy active , not over weight and dont suffer any other health complaints....just an age thing?
Thu, 29 Aug 2013
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Hi!
Factor V Leiden mutation is not a disease it is the presence of this gene which is inherited.
There is an increased tendency of clot formation in veins.symptoms vary among individuals some people never suffer from any disease or sumptoms.
Your symptoms although seem to be unrelated but if there is any sudden chest pain/discomfort or swelling/pain in leg then you must consult a doctor.hope this helps !
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Feel Nauseas And Fainting. Diagnosed With Factor 5lieden And Mthfr. Is It Related?

Hi! Factor V Leiden mutation is not a disease it is the presence of this gene which is inherited. There is an increased tendency of clot formation in veins.symptoms vary among individuals some people never suffer from any disease or sumptoms. Your symptoms although seem to be unrelated but if there is any sudden chest pain/discomfort or swelling/pain in leg then you must consult a doctor.hope this helps !