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mguerri2016
mguerri2016

I am 28 years old with known high blood pressure and cholesterol. I am experiencing warm sensations in my legs and throughout my body. My feet get ice cold and I have these warm sensations in my head and it almost feels like I can feel my blood flowing through me. I get chest pains and fullness periodically and if I press on one of my veins I get that liquid like sensation and tingling throughout. I had an echocardiogram done and my heart looks ok aside from the fact that I have tachycardia. I'm concerned that there is something vascular going on. My doctor said the pulses in my feet were low so I had a Doppler done and that was clean. The constant head pain and fullness is concerning along with the warm sensation. At times it feels like I am tasting blood, and I am short of breath. I feel like my doctor us just going to dismiss this because I'm going but these symptoms never seem to go away.

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  • careful007
    careful007 mguerri2016

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    What is your weight and height? How much excercise do you get a day? Do you know your percentage of body fat? If you are terribly overweight-this could be causing the low blood circulation. The "liquid" sensation could be attributed to that also. As far as the headaches go-that could be caused by anything, IE: Too much TV, too much time online, caffeine, alergies, etc..too many things can cause headaches. As for the "fullness" feeling-need more info.
    • mguerri2016
      mguerri2016 careful007

      Posted

      I'm 5'9 160. I walk a lot but the pain in the calves gets worse the more I walk or stand.
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