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Feeling Vertigo, Upper Back Pain, No Heart Problem. Suggest Solution.
Dear Sir,
I am 25 Yrs old, i am 2nd in my family.Since childhood I am weak and always be sick in my family (fever,Headache, bodyache).Five months back i started feeling vertigo,So i consult doctor they first take ECG and they thought that i require Pacemaker.so they suggested to do Holter & Stress test.But after doing this test they say that i dont have any heart problem.I am also having upper back pain problem from last 2yrs. which is not able to cure and sometimes coincide with breathing.But now from last 3 days I am still feeling vertigo,Dizziness.Please suggest me some proper solution.
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Thanx in advance
I am 25 Yrs old, i am 2nd in my family.Since childhood I am weak and always be sick in my family (fever,Headache, bodyache).Five months back i started feeling vertigo,So i consult doctor they first take ECG and they thought that i require Pacemaker.so they suggested to do Holter & Stress test.But after doing this test they say that i dont have any heart problem.I am also having upper back pain problem from last 2yrs. which is not able to cure and sometimes coincide with breathing.But now from last 3 days I am still feeling vertigo,Dizziness.Please suggest me some proper solution.
Waiting for reply
Thanx in advance
Tue, 1 Apr 2014
Hi,
Feeling vertigo, dizziness and weak is related to other problems too apart cardiac issues:
- oscillations in blood sugar
- stress/anxiety
- anemia (low hemoglobin/erythrocytes)
Therefore, it is a must to run :
- complete blood work
- EEG
- ear examinations
to determine the right cause. Depending on the results, specific treatment will be prescribed.
Hope it helped!
Dr.Albana
Feeling vertigo, dizziness and weak is related to other problems too apart cardiac issues:
- oscillations in blood sugar
- stress/anxiety
- anemia (low hemoglobin/erythrocytes)
Therefore, it is a must to run :
- complete blood work
- EEG
- ear examinations
to determine the right cause. Depending on the results, specific treatment will be prescribed.
Hope it helped!
Dr.Albana
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