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My symptoms over the last week have been dizziness palpitations pins and needles in left hand cold hands ringing sound in right ear.......I'm 24 years old what is it most likely to indicate ????? I'm vegetarian recently turned vegan if that helps with anything .... Email address YYYY@YYYY thanks
Regarding your concern, your symptoms may be related to anxiety or low blood pressure.
Have you measured your blood pressure during these episodes?
It is important to closely monitor your blood pressure in sitting and standing up position. A decrease in your systolic blood pressure, more than 20mm Hg when standing up may be indicative of orthostatic hypotension.
I recommend consulting with the GP for a careful physical examination, a resting ECG and some lab tests (a complete blood count for anemia, thyroid hormone levels, kidney and liver function tests, blood electrolytes) to find out the possible cause.
A head up tilt test is necessary to rule in/out orthostatic hypotension.
Hope to have been of help!
Best wishes, Dr. Iliri
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What Could Cause Dizziness And Palpitation?
Hello! Thank your for asking on HCM! Regarding your concern, your symptoms may be related to anxiety or low blood pressure. Have you measured your blood pressure during these episodes? It is important to closely monitor your blood pressure in sitting and standing up position. A decrease in your systolic blood pressure, more than 20mm Hg when standing up may be indicative of orthostatic hypotension. I recommend consulting with the GP for a careful physical examination, a resting ECG and some lab tests (a complete blood count for anemia, thyroid hormone levels, kidney and liver function tests, blood electrolytes) to find out the possible cause. A head up tilt test is necessary to rule in/out orthostatic hypotension. Hope to have been of help! Best wishes, Dr. Iliri