When something unexpected happens I get a feeling of\nfullness in my head.  It sort of feels as tho blood\nas rushed to my head.  It lasts a little while.  My\nblood pressure is normal most of the time.  But can\nthere be a temperory rise in blood pressure like that\nwith that particular symptom.  Thank you very much for\nany help.
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Oh dear.  HBP is an often ignored condition that can be deadly.  If you smoke?  Stop.  Also, you could have blood vessels that are a bit close to your typmanic membrane in your ears that can magnify any type of rise in blood pressure (whoosh  whoosh with every beat of your heart)and/or constant adrenaline pumping because that is your body's defense mechanism when there is something wrong...you may not even know what it might be?  See your doctor and tell him/her about your concerns and don't let him/her poo-poo your concerns.  Demand an answer.
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Your blood pressure, pulse and weight sound o.k., but I think you should go and see your doctor just to make sure.\n\nHave you had any blood sugar problems previously?  What is your hemoglobin levels like now?  Did you feel any better after you ate?
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maybe just your blood pressure adjusting . . \n\ncheck with a doctor to make sure . .
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The term is a "premature ventricular contraction"  (aka PVC).  It is common and benign.  Although it feels like your heart stops, the large part of your heart actually beats earlier than it was supposed to have....then the signal comes through to tell it to beat...but it doesn't beat because it needs to reset after having just beat....then there is a slight pause until the next signal comes down telling it to beat.  It resumes completely normal function thereafter.  If you have many of these episodes or if you become light-headed or dizzy with them, then you should get it checked.  Otherwise it requires no medical attention.
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Your blood pressure is probably high from the anxiety.  You might have an ulcer or gall bladder issue.
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This sounds like a classic case of vertigo. It is not a disease in itself, but a symptom of another condition. Vertigo occurs when the central nervous system receives conflicting messages fromt he inner ear, eyes , muscles and skin pressure receptors.  It can be a result of many disorders. Brain tumors, high or low blood pressure, allergies, diabetes, head injuries, inadequate or interrupted supply of oxygen to the brain anemia, viral infection , fever or from certain kinds of drugs. \n\nBasically your symptoms do sound like vertigo, but what is causing it could be many things. There are at least a 100 different syndromes that can include the symptoms of vertigo, its figuring out what is causing it that is the problem. \n\nHowever, what I can give you are a few well known herbal remedies you can start. The ones im going to list are directly related to getting more oxygen to the brain. Its a good place to start. Matter fact, it might be the best place to start, without enough oxygen to the brain, you will have ever single symptom you have listed. \n\nDMG = Dimethylglycine , increases oxygen to the brain.\n\nVitamin B complex = These vitamins are necessary for normal brain and nervous system function.\n\nVitamin C , alot of it. It Improves circulation. Do you by chance bruise easily? This is a result of not enough vitamin C , also bleeding gums. \n\nCholin and Inositol = Necessary in nerve function\n\nCo enzyme 10 = Improves circulation to the brain, well known for its antioxidant properties and it strengthens the heart muscle. \n\nGinko Biloba = very well known for its brain function improvement, it directly improves oxygen flow to the brain.\n\nA good multivitamin =  Can never go wrong with a good multi
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first off i would say that you should visit your doctor just to make sure everything is ok....second i can tell you from experience that changing your diet and moderate exercise (2,3 times a week) is a tremendous help.....about a month ago i was having a high blood pressure ever so often....i decided to change my eating habits and exercise more and within a week i felt 100% better and my blood pressure was bak to normal.....hope this helps...good luck and remeber to visit ur doc it could be something other than heart related problems ( and i have also dropped 20 pounds!)
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I'm not saying that this is what it is....but sometimes it can be something related to your heart. Your heart is beating so fast that you sweat. It could be hormones....making you have hot flashes...it could be an electrolyte imbalance. All of which are important and I would consult your MD.
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Extreme stress, tension, and pressure which causes your heart to beat faster which requires more blood, the less you have gives you high blood pressure. Also, not enough blood to the facial veins. Also, chest pains could be caused by high blood pressure. Best to check with a doctor, the give free advise over the phone.
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Consult your doctor immediately.  Could be a circulatory problem or the onset of a myocardio infarction (heart attack).
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Is your heart racing when it hurts? Are you feeling anxious or stressed?  Could be anxiety-make a doctor appointment to be sure.
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There are two ares you need to review carefully.\n\nFirst be sure you have not started any new medicines or herbs since the time the problem began.  You could be having a medicine reaction or one caused from mixing medicines or medicine and herbs.  Certain herbs do not go well with some medicines and even other herbs.  A pharmachist may be able to help answer quesstions or some in-depth research of what you are taking and their possible inter-actions with other medicines.\n\nSecondly, (if the first part does not help) you need to be more aggressive in finding out the problem.  Panic attacks are a problem, but they are only a second problem not the main problem.  Don't let anyone try to fix the panic problem and leave you with the real root problem.  \n\nMy mom and aunt both had this problem.  It took about year of going to specilists to find the root of the problem.  Several doctors claimed one thing or another and gave them medicine, but it did not fix the problem.  That is because most doctors are looking for a quick fix or treat women as panic emotional beings that a tranquilizer will do the trick.  Well, IT WILL NOT in most cases.  There is a problem and it can be solved.  Chemical emblance in the body that can effect the nervious system and or the brain, is often the problem, but not always.  It is true there are many causes, but finding the right answer for you make take some time.  If you are very lucky you might find the right answer right away, but realize this is not the usual occurance.  So, perserverance and going to additional doctors is often the course of actions tha has to be taken.\n\nThe problem is not likely to go away on its own (unless you can pin point a combination of medicines or herbs as the problem). Check into specialists in nervious system, brain functions, Miglinate Hypertension (a not-so-common blood pressure problem), and surpising enough a diet specialist.  All these may need to be contacted in order to isolate and identify the cause of the problem.  When you get the right answer you will know it because they will likely be able to treat it.  \n\nIt is unlikely that is is brain tumor, but it should not be ruled out without proper testing.  A doctor dealing with brain function can look at that plus chemical reactions in the brain itself.\n\nIf you settle for less the doctors will be happy, but you may still be in the same condition.  Good luck.
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There are no nerves in your brain, so it is not your actual brain. I would talk to a doctor if this is seriously bothersome.  My first thought was mini stroke or aneurysm
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That's not an abnormal reaction.  Your blood pressure dropped suddenly as you stood, because blood tries to pool in your legs. This is usually stopped by nerves, which contract the veins in your legs ensuring that enough blood returns to your heart and that there is no reduction in the amount of blood that your heart pumps. This maintains the blood supply to your brain.\n\nHowever, if there is pooling of blood in your veins, less blood returns to your heart and less is pumped out which means a reduction in the amount of blood going to your brain. This causes symptoms of dizziness and some people may faint. \n\nIf you have low blood pressure and you also have symptoms of dizziness or faintness when standing up suddenly you should have your blood pressure checked, both when you are lying down and when you then stand up. This drop in blood pressure when you stand up is called orthostatic hypotension.\n\nSee this site http://www.merck.com/pubs/mmanual_ha/sec3/ch20/ch20b.html for an explanation of some possible causes of low blood pressure.
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I suffer from anxiety, according to my doctor.  I usually get irritable, angry, my blood pressure and pulse rate start to rise, and a lot of times, especially if I am driving, I am yelling so loud that I believe most people can hear me, even with the windows closed.  If I am really mad, I get red in the face and I start getting dizzy because I have gotten myself so worked up.  I am now on some medication to control anxiety and some herbs to help combat stress.  \n\nYou may have the beginning symptoms of anxiety, which could be caused by severe stress, like in my case.  I have never been itchy, but different people experience some different reactions.
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High blood pressure, temporary or permanent. Episodes of headache, sweating, and heart beating, weight loss, abdominal pain, diabetes.
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Lots of people with many responsibilites feel the way you do. It's normal to feel stressed out when you have so much going on, and untreated stress can escalate into panic attacks (sounds like that may be happened to you, since shortness of breath is one of the symptoms).\n\nNow is the time to take steps so your stress won't progress any further. If possible, talk to a therapist who can help you. At the very least, you need to list and sort the priorities in your life and make a sensible plan for carrying them out. You also need to schedule time for yourself; make an appointment for "you time," and KEEP IT!\n\nThere is no easy way out of your situation, but if you can prioritize your life and break down your tasks into managable chunks and work in some time for yourself, it should help tremendously.\n\nDr. Barb Nefer, http://www.bnlifeskills.com