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What Causes Constant Headaches And Dizziness?
hi, i am a 19 year old Female since about 3:30pm i have had a headache and dizziness. i took a cold shower that didn t work then i ate an Quizilla and Spanish rice. that didn t help either, my face started feeling hot and my body cold. so i went to bed, now at 11:05 pm i am still feeling a headache, dizzy, hot head and cold body and now i feel like I m going to throw up and talking is hard i try to Fidel help me but it comes out Fidel Shap My! ... i took a anti vomit pill and ibuprofen. What in Gods name is wrong with me????
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Sun, 17 Jul 2016
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Hello,
If you are feeling nauseous take anti emetics. Dizziness associated with headache & nausea is commonly a symptom of migraine, migraine associated vertigo, hypoglycemia, dehydration or viral infections can cause such symptoms. You are suggested to visit a GP, get clinically assessed, get CBC, Urinalysis & required Imaging tests done. He will treat you with antibiotics/antivirals & refer you to an ENT if need be. You will be assessed for Vertigo by the ENT & treated according to the severity of the pathology detected. You should get an Audiometry test done to stay on the safer side.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
If you are feeling nauseous take anti emetics. Dizziness associated with headache & nausea is commonly a symptom of migraine, migraine associated vertigo, hypoglycemia, dehydration or viral infections can cause such symptoms. You are suggested to visit a GP, get clinically assessed, get CBC, Urinalysis & required Imaging tests done. He will treat you with antibiotics/antivirals & refer you to an ENT if need be. You will be assessed for Vertigo by the ENT & treated according to the severity of the pathology detected. You should get an Audiometry test done to stay on the safer side.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
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