RE: feeling light-headed and dizzy

[Guest guest]

Hi,

It sounds like classic symptoms of dehydration. Drinking lots of water & gatorade may help. If the dehydration is severe, he should go to the ER to be hydrated.

-Marie

Marie

To: From: titustwo2000@...Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 18:28:54 +0000Subject: feeling light-headed and dizzy

Hello, I'm writing on behalf of my husband. He wanted me to post aquestion. He has been having trouble with feeling light-headed anddizzy. Not enough to make him feel nauseous, just weird (he says ,it'slike his head is spongy). Has anyone else experienced this? It'ssomething new with him.Thankswife of Jerry PSC, UC Introducing Live Search cashback . It's search that pays you back! Try it Now

[Guest guest]

Hi! I'm guessing Marie might be right about the dehydration guess...but it

sounds like it could also be low blood sugar. Is he able to eat?

Hope he's feeling oodles better by the time you read this!

Sandi in VA

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> Subject: feeling light-headed and dizzy

> To:

> Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2008, 6:28 PM

> Hello, I'm writing on behalf of my husband. He wanted

> me to post a

> question. He has been having trouble with feeling

> light-headed and

> dizzy. Not enough to make him feel nauseous, just weird

> (he says ,it's

> like his head is spongy). Has anyone else experienced

> this? It's

> something new with him.

>

> Thanks

>

> wife of Jerry PSC, UC

[Guest guest]

This is extremely interesting to me. I had the exact same issue that started around Nov.07 and finally cleared up around Apr.08. I was lightheaded, dizzy and foggy in the head. I went to see a nerologist and a ear nose and throat specialist. They all could not find anything wrong. It was not dehydration either because I was drinking a ton of water and gatorade.

It was one of the most frustrating experiences I have had because it wasn't getting better and no doctor could tell me the cause. My GI did not think it was PSC related, but that was the only thing that made sense to me. I even tried going to a ciropractor thinking it may be a neck allignment issue, but once again no luck.

Things finally cleared up and I can't give a reason why, which makes things even more frustrating. Sorry I don't have any answers and hopefully it is just a case of dehydration.

-Dave, PSC 07, BC, Canada.

Subject: feeling light-headed and dizzyTo: Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2008, 11:28 AM

Hello, I'm writing on behalf of my husband. He wanted me to post aquestion. He has been having trouble with feeling light-headed anddizzy. Not enough to make him feel nauseous, just weird (he says ,it'slike his head is spongy). Has anyone else experienced this? It'ssomething new with him.Thankswife of Jerry PSC, UC