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What Causes Dizziness Along With Increased Heart Rate?

What are some possible causes of dreaming while awake? This is generally pre-ceded by the sense I have experienced the current thing before. Then I have a feeling of dizziness or numbness, and dreamlike thoughts. I am awake and alert during this. Generally following this, I have increased heart rate and a sensation of vertigo.
Mon, 13 Feb 2017
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Hello,
Thankyou for asking your question at health caremagic.

Symptoms you are describing can be due to neurologic problems like
Seizures (simple partial seizures)
narcolepsy - sleep disorder characterized by day time drowsiness , sudden sleep attacks, loss of muscle tone and hallucinations.

You need to consult your primary care physician / neurologist to be evaluated further
You may need EEG ,sleep study and brain Imaging studies to determine the cause of your symptoms.

I recommend that you follow up with your doctor

Hope I was able to answer your question
Regards,
Lekshmi
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What Causes Dizziness Along With Increased Heart Rate?

Hello, Thankyou for asking your question at health caremagic. Symptoms you are describing can be due to neurologic problems like Seizures (simple partial seizures) narcolepsy - sleep disorder characterized by day time drowsiness , sudden sleep attacks, loss of muscle tone and hallucinations. You need to consult your primary care physician / neurologist to be evaluated further You may need EEG ,sleep study and brain Imaging studies to determine the cause of your symptoms. I recommend that you follow up with your doctor Hope I was able to answer your question Regards, Lekshmi