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[Cinnamon]

 

 

lol!! i wish i could go, but going to see Queen with my Dad in November more than makes up for it!!

 

Kitbag

 

Kit, it was soooooooooooooooohot & soooooooooooooooo loud last night that I felt a bit woozy myself a couple of times. You were very wise to stay at home

I feel like a rung out wet rag this morning

[kitbag]

aaaawwwww I'm glad you enjoyed it though!!

[susiepoos]

Both my boys had 'faints' starting at about 12/13 years old. They have both been diagnosed with vascular migraine. The eldest started on regular medication and resolved within 12 months. Unfortunately Rob my youngest is more severe and the original medication didn't help - he is now on anti epileptic meds (he's not an epileptic) and it seems to be working. It's all to do with seretonin levels and the chemicals in the brain keeping up with the big growth spurt at adolescence. I have migraine and although it was only diagnosed a couple of years ago it seems as a child I had exactly the same problems!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Speak with the GP and if it doesn't resolve ask for a referral to a neurologist.

[kitbag]

have finally been to the doctors about my fainting spells - and i have to go back, because my heart was making a 'wooshy sound'!

 

It might be because she did a blood pressure test and i panicked and i nearly fainted again!

 

good times!

 

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[Guest]

I fainted in the changing rooms of a clothes shop when I was in my early 20s. My fault, I went shopping during my lunch hour and was dashing around with no food inside me. No food+hot changing room+rushing around=spark out on changing room floor!

 

At the time it worried me stupid but with hindsight, it was obvious why it happened.

 

Were you doing anything to bring on a faint? If not and you're worried, speak to your GP but my guess is you were working too hard with too little food inside you, let that be a lesson to you!

[Cinnamon]

Stay calm Megan, it could be heaps of things

 

Fainting is really common in teen girls - I did it lots of times, as have my 2 daughters.

Its a horrible experience, but ,as my Doctor said to me when I took my girl in after she fainted at the top of the stairs & fell all the way down, it happens to everyone at least once in their life

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Sorry to hear you've been anxious about this . Hope you've been reassured by all the responses .

 

I have almost fainted every time I've taken my kids to the Sick Kids hospital . Something to do with the heat & hanging around I suppose.

[Egluntyne]

I am glad to hear that you have been to the doc about this. A couple of tests and you'll be as right as rain I'm sure.

[chickenanne]

A "whooshy sound"? H'mm, sounds lke blood flowing around to me.....these doctors clearly have no idea about how the human body works, I know way more than them....

Don't worry, I know is easy to say but really lots of people suffer from fainting.

[Tiggy]

I'' be the one with mad curly hair & a big bum"

 

 

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