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Feeling Nauseous, Dizzy, Heavy, Really Tired, Loss Of Appetite. What Could Be The Symptoms?

Well, these has been happening for about three weeks. Somedays I feel alright, but other days I feel nauseous, dizzy, heavy, and really tired. I lost my appetite , I don t eat as much, and sometimes I get a fever . I m a girl , and I m 16. Can someone tell me what can cause these symptoms? Do I have a virus or something like that?
posted on Mon, 2 Apr 2012
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In any female patient who is in the age range of menstruation, pregnancy must be ruled out. Once we have a negative pregnancy test we think about viruses, as your symptoms sound viral in nature. Acute Mononucleosis could produce your symptoms and that has to be tested for. It's generally a self limited illness but it can give you the prolonged fatigue you describe. You should consult your doctor, it's important to know what the diagnosis is.
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Feeling Nauseous, Dizzy, Heavy, Really Tired, Loss Of Appetite. What Could Be The Symptoms?

In any female patient who is in the age range of menstruation, pregnancy must be ruled out. Once we have a negative pregnancy test we think about viruses, as your symptoms sound viral in nature. Acute Mononucleosis could produce your symptoms and that has to be tested for. It s generally a self limited illness but it can give you the prolonged fatigue you describe. You should consult your doctor, it s important to know what the diagnosis is.