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I Get Dizzy And Light Headed Lots With A Hair Loss.
i get dizzyand light headed lots, i am also losing a lot of hair? I m a 15 yr old female who get dizzy and light headed really easy, I just get random waves of dizzyness and lightheadedness that can go on for at most an hour at a time. I have also been losing a lot more hair that usual lately. I m always tired and my left hand shakes a little (not over the top) sometime and I don t know how to stop it. I also get hot and sweaty relatively quick.
Fri, 11 Mar 2011
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the complaints in your case also has loss of hair which is indicative of either malnourished or you being down with thyroid problem. Take care of your nourishment have a rich balanced diet and get your thyroid examined. Add milk nut vegies and lots of fruits in your diet.
the complaints in your case also has loss of hair which is indicative of either malnourished or you being down with thyroid problem. Take care of your nourishment have a rich balanced diet and get your thyroid examined. Add milk nut vegies and lots of fruits in your diet.
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Hi, Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum,
Treatment of dizziness depends on the cause and your symptoms, but is usually effective. The causes for this vary from Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Vestibular problems in ear to Low Blood Pressure. You will have to get your Blood Pressure and Hemoglobin checked. Set up an appointment with a ENT specialist to rule out the cause for your problem. You Doctor may suggest few antianxiety medications, take them regularly and go for regular follow up. Drink plenty of water if you have Low Blood Pressure and Sit or lie down immediately when you feel dizzy, Use good lighting if you get out of bed at night, to prevent any serious head injuries. Avoid coffee, it may worsen your condition. Take Care.
Treatment of dizziness depends on the cause and your symptoms, but is usually effective. The causes for this vary from Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Vestibular problems in ear to Low Blood Pressure. You will have to get your Blood Pressure and Hemoglobin checked. Set up an appointment with a ENT specialist to rule out the cause for your problem. You Doctor may suggest few antianxiety medications, take them regularly and go for regular follow up. Drink plenty of water if you have Low Blood Pressure and Sit or lie down immediately when you feel dizzy, Use good lighting if you get out of bed at night, to prevent any serious head injuries. Avoid coffee, it may worsen your condition. Take Care.
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