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Head Started Spinning Became Disoriented And Confused. Has Sweating, Nausea, And Vomiting. Reason?

Hi, I was driving in my car and my head started spinning I be came disoriented, confused, started sweating, nauseas, and then began to throw up, I was able to pull over and have my passenger take over how ever the symptoms persisted, and when we arrived at our destination I was unable to walk straight, what the hell happened to me?
posted on Tue, 19 Mar 2013
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Hey. Thanks for writing on HCM. You told the symptoms you had. But can you tell me what is your age? Are you a patient of hypertension or diabetes?
This can occur with a few conditions. One is dehydration. If you live in a tropical country then the heat wave could hit you. Another could be hypoglycemia. Or a hypertensive episode. If you had less water intake that day then be careful to keep yourself hydrated. Would be better if you rested for a couple of days.
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Head Started Spinning Became Disoriented And Confused. Has Sweating, Nausea, And Vomiting. Reason?

Hey. Thanks for writing on HCM. You told the symptoms you had. But can you tell me what is your age? Are you a patient of hypertension or diabetes? This can occur with a few conditions. One is dehydration. If you live in a tropical country then the heat wave could hit you. Another could be hypoglycemia. Or a hypertensive episode. If you had less water intake that day then be careful to keep yourself hydrated. Would be better if you rested for a couple of days.