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What Causes Throat Discomfort And Dizziness While Exercising?

I was doing my elliptical and about 20 minutes into it I felt a bubble going up my throat and I saw everything hazy, so I stop. I exercise regularly. Didn t have any chest pain or instability around me. It happen at work today sitting working same thing bubble went up from my throat and my vision was hazy. What could be this feeling?
Fri, 25 Aug 2017
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Hi,

I understand your concern.

The bubble you feel going up after doing your daily elliptical or after sitting associated with dizziness is a sign of possible:
- drop in blood pressure (bp)
- drop in blood sugar level (bsl)
- respiratory problem

I advise to:
- monitor your bp and bsl, record the results for future reference
- get a complete check up, especially when it comes to cardiac check up (ECG, echocardiogram)
- have your meals regularly
- keep well hydrated
- avoid exercise until you see your doctor and run the requested examinations

Hope this helps.
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What Causes Throat Discomfort And Dizziness While Exercising?

Hi, I understand your concern. The bubble you feel going up after doing your daily elliptical or after sitting associated with dizziness is a sign of possible: - drop in blood pressure (bp) - drop in blood sugar level (bsl) - respiratory problem I advise to: - monitor your bp and bsl, record the results for future reference - get a complete check up, especially when it comes to cardiac check up (ECG, echocardiogram) - have your meals regularly - keep well hydrated - avoid exercise until you see your doctor and run the requested examinations Hope this helps.