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SianB 11-05-2008 04:57 PM

please help :|
 
Hey i don't suppose you could help me...
I have been feeling really dizzy and light headed for a little while now and it's normally after i've been in water. But i still get it if i've not.
When i have Baths and Showers sometime i have to get our cause i feel so bad. And when i do get out i have to lie on the floor for 20 minutes.
It does tend to be worse in hot weather to...
Has anyone got any ideas?? Please help
Sian xx

Stellata 11-05-2008 05:12 PM

Hi Sian. This is an old thread. I would suggest you post what you've just posted above, in a new thread in this forum. :) Just click on 'new thread' at the top of this page.

craola 11-05-2008 05:24 PM

Sian I've made a new thread for you because as Katie said you added to an old one, so this is your own shiny new one :)
Take care
Aimee

Forum Moderator.

SianB 11-05-2008 05:40 PM

Hey :)
Thanks, i just searched it on google and this website came up so i had/have no idea what i'm doing lol. :hehe: buts thanks XD
xxx

Animad 11-05-2008 10:00 PM

Is the dizziness/ lightheadedness just when in/just out of showers/baths and when the weather is hot or is it a lot of the time? Also, is the water in your showers/baths really hot? Have you ever actually fainted when you've felt this way?

It could be that you're getting early symptoms of heat stroke. The heat causes a lot of your blood to be transferred towards your skin and away from your vital organs which can cause them to become a bit starved of oxygen. The best thing to do is not to have your water quite as hot. When you feel like this to slowly cool yourself down (doing it really quickly can also cause problems) and you will probably find lying down on the floor with your feet up helps. If this is the bathroom floor then maybe putting your feet on the lid of the toilet or the side of the bath. Make sure you keep drinking too as dehydration may also be a factor.


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