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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness And Lightheadedness
Hello! My husband is unwell since last 2years,he feels dizzy,lightheaded,uneasy,he gets panic attacks very oftenly,he had a minor blockage before 5 years,he is on aspirin75mg,asztor40 mg,betaloc 50 mg. His heart rate is a bit higher during the day time. But since last 2 years he is really suffering,he feels his blood is draining down to his feet,he can't manage to go out alone he gets scared that he will pass out, his confidence is gone he lives in fear that something will happen to him. Please help we have seem many doctors but he is still suffering with the same symptoms kindly help! Thankyou
Tue, 4 Nov 2014
Hey there there is nothing to get worried just take regular treatment and regular follow up to your physician. Ask him to engage in activities which require no stress and what make him relax and happy. You and your family should spend more time with him and every weekend go with him outside for small trip
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Hi, thank you for asking Healthcare magic.
With this presentation. I think what he needs most is love and care. He should not be left alone. Discuss with him from time to time and always try to distract him by tilting the subject of discussion away from his health problems. Encourage him to watch television, listen to the radio and so on. Tell him that many people who were in apparent good have passed away ever since he started the illness but he is still alive meaning illness is not death. If you do not succeed, then take him to a counselor. Stress can worsen the condition. Also he should continue taking his drugs.
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With this presentation. I think what he needs most is love and care. He should not be left alone. Discuss with him from time to time and always try to distract him by tilting the subject of discussion away from his health problems. Encourage him to watch television, listen to the radio and so on. Tell him that many people who were in apparent good have passed away ever since he started the illness but he is still alive meaning illness is not death. If you do not succeed, then take him to a counselor. Stress can worsen the condition. Also he should continue taking his drugs.
I hope that answers your query. If you have more questions or any follow up query do not hesitate to write to us.
I wish him well
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