Re: dizzy

[Guest guest]

My ever so humble opinion would be a need for food and/or water.

How close to working out are you eating? Could it be that you need to up

the protein just before working out? Just a thought.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

SRVG 7/16/01

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

On Mon, 19 May 2003 18:32:24 -0000 " lilnain39 "

writes:

> Hi,

> I don't post often but I sure learn a lot here! I was going to a

> gym

> and tried to walk on the treadmill. EVERYTIME I am on it ,no matter

>

> how long, I get dizzy! I have force myself to walk slowly to the

> ladies locker room and splash w/cold water. Then I have to sit for a

>

> spell. It goeas away in minutes but I am really concerned. My PCP

> had

> done EKG and ultrasound on my arteries and heart. Everything came

> out

> ok. My BP is 105/70. Cholesterol is <200 with HDL @ 63. All since

> wls!!!!

> Do any of you have any idea what we need to be looking for? The GUYS

>

> at the gym attributed it to age! @#$%^ & * & *

> I don't go there anymore.

> My PCP is flustered. He says the next step is a neurologist. I am

> his

> first WLS pt. and he is asking other docs a lot of questions. He

> knows I am on the 'puter support groups and welcomes any help.

> (He doesn't have the BIG ego!)

> Thanks in advance for all suggestions.

> Jo in OK

> SRVG 8/01

> 24W > 14P (almost 12P)

> 5'1 "

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[Guest guest]

To everyone ...

Thank you very much for all the responses. I am drinking protein before my

workout now. I also have been banned from anything that moves without me.

LOL We have some very smart folks here. PCP states that there is a disorder

that will disrupt the equilibrium ..i.e. treadmill moving but I stay in one

spot! We know this has nothing to do with WLS but I had never been on a

treadmill before! The elliptical or stair steps can present the same

problems. Guess I will be doing water aerobics ,strength training and good

old walking!

OK by me...I hated that feeling. PCP says I could have been hurt if I fell

while dizzy. DUH!

<<BG>>

Thanks again...for the info,caring and funnies!

Jo in OK

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> > I don't post often but I sure learn a lot here! I was going to a

> > gym

> > and tried to walk on the treadmill. EVERYTIME I am on it ,no matter

> >

> > how long, I get dizzy! I have force myself to walk slowly to the

> > ladies locker room and splash w/cold water. Then I have to sit for a

> >

> > spell. It goeas away in minutes but I am really concerned. My PCP

> > had

> > done EKG and ultrasound on my arteries and heart. Everything came

> > out

> > ok. My BP is 105/70. Cholesterol is <200 with HDL @ 63. All since

> > wls!!!!

> > Do any of you have any idea what we need to be looking for? The GUYS

> >

> > at the gym attributed it to age! @#$%^ & * & *

> > I don't go there anymore.

> > My PCP is flustered. He says the next step is a neurologist. I am

> > his

> > first WLS pt. and he is asking other docs a lot of questions. He

> > knows I am on the 'puter support groups and welcomes any help.

> > (He doesn't have the BIG ego!)

> > Thanks in advance for all suggestions.

> > Jo in OK

> > SRVG 8/01

> > 24W > 14P (almost 12P)

> > 5'1 "

> >

> >

> >

> > Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

> >

> > Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >