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Feeling Dizzy And Nauseous Due To Low Blood Pressure. Low Hemoglobin Levels. Taking Iron. Vomiting Stomach Irritation. Why?
I ve seen a doctor couple of weeks ago because of me feeling dizzy and nauseous, he checked my blood pressure and it was low. I had some blood tests and found out that I have low hemoglobin and low iron so he prescribed me iron for 6 months. I somehow started eating better but today I felt a bit dizzy and threw up 4 times in an hour & my stomach won t stop irritation. Can you please help? Thanks
Hi and thanks for the query,
Low blood pressure and low hemoglobin levels require a proper evaluation, most importantly by hematologist. Treating without knowing the exact cause might not be very useful. This could e a problem at the level of the bone marrow or other body structures. A complete blood count, thin and thick blood films to characterize the type of anemia might be helpful. Depending on these results and clinical evaluation of the hematologist, a bone marrow test called a bone marrow aspirate might be necessary.
Consult your hematologist for a proper clinical evaluation.
thanks and best regards.,
Luchuo, MD.
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Feeling Dizzy And Nauseous Due To Low Blood Pressure. Low Hemoglobin Levels. Taking Iron. Vomiting Stomach Irritation. Why?
Hi and thanks for the query, Low blood pressure and low hemoglobin levels require a proper evaluation, most importantly by hematologist. Treating without knowing the exact cause might not be very useful. This could e a problem at the level of the bone marrow or other body structures. A complete blood count, thin and thick blood films to characterize the type of anemia might be helpful. Depending on these results and clinical evaluation of the hematologist, a bone marrow test called a bone marrow aspirate might be necessary. Consult your hematologist for a proper clinical evaluation. thanks and best regards., Luchuo, MD.