yawning constantly

Posted 9 years ago, 4 users are following.

stephx

So this morning I got out of bed my heart was racing and I nearly blacked out 😟then since I have come down my breathing is not the best but I'm yawning every 5 minutes does anybody else yawn constantly I'm really worried

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Moo88 stephx

Posted 9 years ago

I woke feeling the same with my heart racing faster than it should, it happens a lot lately. Im also exhausted like now i feel that tired i could nap. Ive not been out in 5 days though which probably doesn't help. Have you had any tests through cardiology? X
- stephx Moo88
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Yeah iv had heart ultrasound which was normal that's all I got told that there was nothing there concerning had about 10 ecg and a hotel monitor 24 hours still waiting on the results as iv been told could be arrhythmia or electric problem but non them seem concerned got given a big injection thing and told to push the air down my throat from it and also to tap my neck pulse 😦 non help have you had any tests ? My heart races when i stand up its like iv ran a marathon and then my eyes start blacking X
gillian81509 stephx

Posted 9 years ago

Have you drunk enough water
- stephx gillian81509
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Yeah I always have a drink in my hand cause if I don't drink I go Dizzy and feel really weird so I have a drink about every 10 minute which is watered down juice
- gillian81509 stephx
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Which is sugar
  your sugar intake is to high so you are on a constant yo yo of high and lows
  coming off sugar is very important but very hard
  as from now drink only water and no sugar hidden in foods ie cereal biscuits
  stick to proper food
  meat and 2veg or if u are veggie then lentil loaf and veg esp cabbage
- stephx gillian81509
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  I quit fizzy drinks along time ago so I drink Robinson juice but if I drink water and no Robinson I feel really unwell I don't know why it's like water makes me feel weak
al_76600 stephx

Posted 9 years ago

your lymphatic fluid is backing up, do some research, you will be ok.
- stephx al_76600
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  What's lymphatic fluid ?
- al_76600 stephx
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  the clear fluid that comes out of your blood and travels to your lymp nodes then to your thoracic duct ends up in your liver, it can back up by cutting off the path when sleeping on your stomache, tight belt , tight clothes, broken nose, neck injury, back injury, no exercise, benedryl is a big no no it drys you out.
- stephx al_76600
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Can it be caused by swollen lymph nodes cause iv had two big ones on back of my neck for years ?
- al_76600 stephx
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  yep but it might just be a collection of lymph fluid that has not moved for a while that might feel like a lymph node, it flows up the back of your neck along your spine into your head, drains down your neck which makes you feel like its in your throat, down the middle of your chest
al_76600 stephx

Posted 9 years ago

what worked was mucinex and advil daily
al_76600 stephx

Posted 9 years ago

But you have to realize your pipes have been clogged for a while so when you start taking the mucinex the sensation might feel worse because your body is trying to move it out of your system, do you have a temp that is lower than normal?
- stephx al_76600
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  I have a low temp most time my partners and children's is always higher then mine . Mines ranges from 35 to 36.5
- stephx
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  Also it is lymph nodes my doctors sen them says can't touch them until there size of golf balls
- al_76600 stephx
  
  Posted 9 years ago
  
  its your lymphatic system, try slowly doing saunas start with 10 mins a day and work on posture, a better mattress get a mattress pad a good one and down feather pillow

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