I feel so dizzy almost all the time, I have a headache that only asprin takes the edge off of, and I'm nauseous often. I had a hysterectomy years ago, and take a lot of medication. Some of it causes dizziness but this is new. I feel lousy and need to feel better because school starts (college) on the 20th. I called the doctor but still haven't gotten a reply because he was out of the office for a few days. Can anyone help?
The following user gives a hug of support to River7: Freda779 (08-04-2012)
Foods and drinks can cause serious interactions with medications. Have you changed your diet recently? Have you started taking supplements or vitamin pills?
My doctor changed my medication for Depression; could that be it? I eat healthy, drink a lot of water and work about the property and the house constantly.
That's good that your drinking a lot of water, I was going to suggest that because headaches and dizziness can be caused by dehydration. You said that you have been working around the house and property constantly... Still might be a little dehydrated.
I would check with a physician right away to see if you are having any reactions from all of the medications that your taking. It very well could be from the change in your medication, too.
Sounds like, as well, you might have a lot of toxins built up from the meds. or from household chemicals. The more you can do to alkalize and detox your body the better. I would say that whatever you can do eliminate the toxins, as much as possible, in your environment the better. Eating green leafy vegetables would be a plus and staying away from sodas, caffeine, and acidic juices. They're very dehydrating.
You can find a lot of good info on the internet on natural ways, thru diet, bath, and such, to detox and alkalize the body. It's when the body has toxins built up and is acidic that disease is allowed to take hold.
Stretching exercises would be helpful as well... it helps get Oxygen to the cells.
BUT First and Foremost I would definitely check with a doctor, to see if you're having any drug interactions.
Best wishes to you.
The Following User Says Thank You to creation For This Useful Post: River7 (08-09-2012)
hi, I have severe nausea problems all the time due to other issues. I have a prescription for anti-nausea meds (zofran) also I use those anti-nausea wrist bands that folks will use for motion sickness you can get them at drug stores. Also they usually sell ginger gum in the same isle that helps. THese are just some immediate fixes until you get to the dr. cj
The Following User Says Thank You to noevr For This Useful Post: River7 (08-09-2012)
Tell a chiropractor about these symptoms. I have similar symptoms, and the chiropractor cured the headaches. It might not fix everything, but getting the headaches to go away is something I'm sure you'd be interested in.
The Following User Says Thank You to Rick4489 For This Useful Post: River7 (08-09-2012)
