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Hi I recently was bending over cleaning with a rag in my hand. Just bending to clean, no lifting and after doing that for a few minutes got light headed and short of breath. So i stopped sat down and started to feel better. Is this from my aneurysm. i know don't do that. LOL thats my friends and family.
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With low BP, The heart struggling to get all the blood needed to the senses and organs so any quick changes in position can upset the balance thus can lead to dizzy spells or even a black out’s or at least being unsteady on your feet. Do things slowly and stay more upright helps this by bending at the knee’s is best and lift the same way so as not to raise BP in the body with sudden shock movements this action will make the heart beat faster thus raise the pressure until recovered. Do you check your BP regularly? Mine hovers around 85-110 Ave 98, if this becomes a regular experience it might be good to check with your GP, it might be your PB is too low. Big hugs Lisa
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I have been having dizzy spells and unsteady on my feet. My cardiologists say not my heart. lol my BP ranges 110-120 over 70-80 at rest. when i questioned my doctors about meds they said my bp is fine. Just not getting any cooperation from any of these docs on long island ny. ugh very discouraging especially i work in radiology as a tech for more than 30 years.
I couldnt drive and went to the ED at my hospital,,,,, and again not your heart, asked to do a stress test. Because this last episode occurred after walking up a steep incline to my car. i was told dont need a stress test.
My surgeon told me get back to work and put in with my disability insurance company i dont have any restrictions. lol not even with lifting. What to do. no help...even went to other doctors and they alll refer back to my surgeon.
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All our experience’s taken Worldwide tells us that The establishment have 'established views' and only a few 'step out of line' shall we say whom are more open minded to the suffer, I know that on the face of that observation it sound negative but the reality is: A flamingo is only pink because of what it eats, The Establishment has political reasons which relates to finances in balancing the books which is feed and maintained by research based on Gov or commercial funding (Grant related) Hence, not always in the interest of the suffer medically or physically! This is noted when it comes to drug’s which are a massive income even to doctors and surgeons and hospitals, yet we all know there are alternatives…, Yet not promoted, except Doctors who leave the Est logic and set up their own practices!
Cars did not need petrol or diesel many, many years ago! So why one may one ask, are we still producing them if our health and global environment was the only issues in Establishment Logic and teachings that most except as facts when it is sold that way to us in all our advertising? I am not on a mission, just reminding all, we need to research the facts with open eyes and not really to heavily on those employed with pensions and comfy jobs to tell the suffer/consumer what is best for us whom are in turn, supported by major commercial entities with billions of $£ riding on it, which has so much weight in ‘research results’ depending on who is being funded and by how much! Hence why there are so many ‘conflicting and confusing changes’ in the end findings perhaps!
My new GP Agrees not all drugs are needed and diet can reduce these which has greatly improved my quality of life, but had to present the evidence from study’s carried out WW with suffers and medical facts! I feel we are more of a team than being talked down too.
In my case, which I too experienced the same walls you are finding, which are based on economic values than logic, Perhaps write to them pointing out the known risk’s with aneurisms and the drug side effects and from a legal stand point asked them in their profession opinion to ''clarify there position' so it can be logged with a solicitor. Amazing results unsurprisingly, it is not a question of what can we do it is more what must be done to expose the weakness in the recommendations given by a professional! If it means asking them to take reasonability for their advice, surly that is wise and expectable! That produces a different response I think your find Lisa. Information is power and has change how I am managed medicaly! Big Hug's to you.
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