Headache after going to the toilet
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Hi, I'm new on here but need help as no one can get to the bottom if this.
2 years ago after going to the toilet (wee not poo) i find i feel faint, my heart races and i get headaches
There is no set pattern it can be evertime i go to the loo,sometimes one a day or once a week,
Dr thought it could be loss of blood but it doesnt happen when my monthly period is on but tried iron tablets but no change
We are puzzled havent a clue what it is but its worrying and why all of a sudden after 47 years.
I was ill last year and ended up in icu and was told i had artial fibulations but its nothing to do with that or so both my fr and i think.
Can anyone share any light on this has it happened or happening to you?
Thank you for reading
Christine
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Hollyberry Crafty_chris
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Crafty_chris Hollyberry
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Hi at first i thought it was my B/P but that's been checked and all ok and only happens when i have finished on the toilet.
Hollyberry Crafty_chris
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Has your dr checked all your hormone levels?
I'd ask for thyroid to be checked and also oestrogen/progesterone levels.
I really cant can't think of any other explanation if you don't get the same symptoms in any other situation.
Crafty_chris Hollyberry
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I have been told that i am at that age for the menopause but it's not every time - which is annoying - and bloods came back all ok - just so strange. But what i may do is see if i can take a sample of when it happens and take it in to the dr to be tested see if that picks up anytyhing - seeing the dr in 2 1/2 week's time, if not we are puzzled but not nice
karen02653 Crafty_chris
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Crafty_chris karen02653
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karen02653 Crafty_chris
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It is called a thunderclap headache because they come on suddenly and peak within a short amount of time. Don't freak out when you look it up because a lot of the info is about this type of headache that is warning of an aneurism or the like. By percentages, however, the greatest majority of this type of headache are considered benign. Anyway, type in thunderclap headache, -symptoms, -definition, etc and go from there. One study that is ongoing I think can be found at: thejournalofheadacheandpain But there is lots more information. I hope this helps you.