Could it be because I take in too much sugar? I like too much with my coffee, plus I have at least one Mountain Dew a day, and one glass of sweet tea. I DO drink some water, but maybe not enough. But I've been this way for a long time, just don't know why all of a sudden, I'm feeling dizzy every once in awhile.
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Can I ask? Do you find that this feeling happens during warmer days? The heat could be a key. If so, it might be the caffiene. As a fellow Mountain Dew lover, I find that after coffe, tea and dew all the caffiene totally messes with my system and dizziness and almost a "numbing" effect in my stomach and body seems to take over. My doctor told me to limit my caffiene intake to one cup. I now drink decaffinated tea in the summer and much more water. I cut the dew in the spring and summer too and switch to gatorade or something. *shrugs* Just a thought. Good luck.....hope you get better!
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You could be anemic or other possible ailments. Whether or not you had sugar or not that day is irrelevant if you have diabetes. Go see your doctor for a check-up. Good luck
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It could be that you are getting dehydrated.  You need to make sure that you are getting enough WATER every day.  Start with 4-6 glasses a day and slowly work yourself up to 7-8.  It will take a while to get used to.
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Low sugar level.\nMay be worth having a diabetes check with the doctor, but this can be hormonal.
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Have you been eating more salty foods than usual? This will cause you to retain more water than usual. Check ingredients label for hidden salt. Manufacturers ofter put more salt than you'd expect in products you sometimes wouldn't expect to find it in.\n\nIf you still feel uncomfortable try some dandelion tea : )
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I know what you mean, years ago when I first started teaching, I got dizzy and shaky too and it's because you're depleted more than likely.  \n   What time of day are you working out?  If at all possible it would be good for you to have some carbs about 45 minutes beforehand.  Maybe a bagel, or a sandwich, toast if it's in the am or cereal.  Carbs will give you energy to complete your workout, and then fruit afterwards is good.  I always like bananas because they're so filling.  Hope some of this helps....
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It does sound very suspicious for diabetes.  Have you had a sugar tolerance test?  Ask for one.  If it comes out normal, it could be a result of poor diet causing fluctuating levels of sugar (instead of a problem with your body).  \n\nAs a teenager, I had similar problems, the buzzing and tingling would come right before I fainted.  Turns out, my diet had way too much sugar and carbs and I went too long in between meals.  If all tests continue to be normal, examine your diet.
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sound like u may have a thyriod problem if ur tired and really thirsty.if youve lost weight or put it on recently like in the last 3 months then id get it checked.
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If I have strong coffee I have problems with my breath but weak coffee several times a day seems to be okay. The same with mountain dew which has a lot caffeine. I think the effect of caffeine had different effects over different people
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That can be caused by many things.  It could be a health problem, you need to talk to a doctor about something  called like sleep therapy or just what might cause that.  \n\nIf you are taking in a high amount of caffeine, that could also be the problem.  I know when I gave up my sodas and TAB energy drinks, I went through a withdrawl, but now that I only drink water I always feel so revitalized and ready for the new day, when I was a caffiene drinker, I couldn't wake up, I was always tired, and now that I drink water, I feel like I can do anything, and not be fatigued from it.
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This is not normal\n\nyou are not drinking 8 glasses of water a day, Sound like you are not drinking 1 glass of water a day.
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Ok so you checked your blood sugar and it was ok. Did you check your blood pressure? I know you put down that you are on the medicine for it, but if you have problems with blood pressure I think you should check it daily. When it is too high or too low it can make you feel bad. Almost like you have the flu or something. So that is one thing that you can look at. Being anemic can also cause you to feel bad. I guess if you could describe what you are feeling it would help to determine the cause. If it happens alot then you should probably talk with your doc about it.
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Ace has it right.  That's very good advise.  I just wanted to add that sometimes people are super sensitive to caffine, sugar and some preservatives.  The reaction to these chemicals is anxiety.  Journaling what you eat as well as what's going on around you may show that you're eating something that makes you feel like that.\nI know from experience.  Caffine makes me crazy.  If I have too much (any), I become convinced that my family members have died in a car crash, or are being victim of crimes.  Even when I call them and know that they are safe, I end up calling everyone like 10 times. (see, I told you, crazy!)  Maybe something like that is happening to you.\nRead a book called "Natural Cures They Don't Want You To Know About".  It explains the reactions more.\nGood luck
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It sure does sound like some classic symptoms of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). But it could be something else too, see your doctor.\nEating more smaller meals throughout the day can help. I carry peanuts, peanut butter crackers, or a jar of peanut butter with me, as the protein binds better and longer than traditionally eating a piece of candy or drinking orange juice. \nI would however prefer you see your doctor and have the testing done as if you are, they can get you on the right track with diet and such. See your doctor.
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When you eat simple carbohydrates such as the sweets you described you have a sudden elevation of your blood glucose or blood sugar level and you will feel really good.  Have you ever heard of a sugar buzz?  That's what they are referring to.  You may not always have this feeling but if you do, the problem is that it does not last long, because the body responds by the pancreas producing  a lot of insulin to stabilize the high sugar level.  This is a normal reaction by the body to maintain homeostasis or normalcy.  The problem the the sudden drop of blood sugar, you have feelings of sleepiness and being very tired.  \nThis is a normal body function.  But sometimes with diabetics this process is over exaggerated or doesn't work at all. So it you haven't done so already you probably should have a fasting blood glucose level to make sure everything is ok.  Talk to your doctor about it.  But what you are describing  sounds like your body  doing its job.  It's just always good to check things out.
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excessive amount of sugar and empty\ncalories, I know I drink colas, but try\nto limit myself to one per day, drinking\nmore than l or 2 tops in not healthy, and\ncan lead to overweight; don't feel bad, they\nare known to be addictive, because of\ncaffeine content.
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Do you eat regularly?  I have Hypo glycemia - I have to eat several small meals a day to keep my blood sugar up other wise I get weak and trembly and feel faint.  Have yourself tested for that.  Also have a diabetes test done.  Or you might have low blood preassure - my daughter has that and faints often.  I've had her to doctors and they all say the same thing - nothing wrong with her.\n\nBottom line see your doctor.