Man 47 yrs extreme dizzyness 1 week no nausea no sinus infection not overtired whats srong?
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Get checked out - you need your blood pressure to be checked as well as a thourough neurological history and exam by your doctor.  Any major system in your body can be to blame.  A proper evaluation by a physician will help defne the cause - he or she will get the aprporiate information from you thrugh targeted questons, a good exam and tests as needed.  Best of luck.  Post how you do - G
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I'd check with a doctor.  There could be something physically wrong.
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It could be vertigo, I had that after an accident, it is due to the inner ear. There is medication for it.
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Hi, \nFirstly, you really should not expect people on here to be able to  diagnose for you. I think you know yourself that if it's still going it's serious and you should DEFINITELY get round to that doctor straight away. Our health is precious and we should look after it. I think you will get other answers advising likewise. PLEASE see your doc.
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You should probably go to the doctor.\n\nIt could be just allergies or sinus, or it could be more serious.
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could be a number of things go get checked out by your family doctor..if you've had unprotected sex could be your pregnant or something as simple as an ear infection which is accompanied by nausea and dizzines.
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Several things could be happening. For one he could have High Blood Pressure, and taking too many pain medications thins the blood, therefore causing "dizziness". The pain in his temples are caused by the same reason, I am quite sure, High Blood Pressure. Just because he is young - that makes no difference. It could be in the family DNA.. He could have an over amount of stress in his life, at present. Not sleeping well,not eating properly,many small things that add up to the big picture. Have him,when he see his doctor, do a cholesterol test also. This condition, if it is also high, can cause "dizziness". The reason, the dizziness comes and goes, it depends if he has been sitting a long time, and stands up or his blood pressure peeks and he is light headed. He is in bad need of an "overhaul" - Good Luck, and don't worry - just tell him not to drive if he is getting dizzy often. I would not want him to kill himself or some innocent victim.
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The exact thing happened to my Mom.  First, they diagnosed her with Vertigo.  However, it turned out that she has hypoglycemia (the opposite of diabetes).  Balance tends to be based on the inner ear so, if it's an ear infection your doctor will spot it.  However, if not it can be tricky to diagnose.  http://www.vitacost.com/science/hn/Concern/Hypoglycemia.htm \nThis webiste will help you determine if it is hypoglycemia.  If you've been eating/drinking a lot more sugar than usual than I would lean towards hypoglycemia.  Either way you need to seek professional help.
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First, how old is your wife?  Second is she on any medications or has she had any surgery in the past 5 years?  If yes, elaborate.\n\nHow long has this been going on?  What is its frequency (e.g., several times day?, once a day?, once a year?).\n\nBefore, during or after the time when she has these fainting episodes, does she feel anything else happening with her body--be it pain, vision changes, headaches, or whatever?\n\nHas she seen a physician yet?\n\nLet's start with this.  Respond on this board or send me a message.
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i wish that i could tell you exactly what it is but nausea can be associated with a number of things. I suggest that tomorrow you call his primary and get a appointment for him.  They may want to run test on him to get a proper dx.\n\nGood luck to you and your family
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Since you haven't gotten better, I would go back to the doc and possibly get a second opinion.  Go with your gut.  You truly feel something is wrong, it's gotten worse, and it is worrying you.  I assume your "they did seem to be worried" is a typo and you meant "didn't?"  Either way, if you are not comfortable going back to the doctor, maybe go to the ER.  A serious or unrelenting headache is something that needs further attention.  Good luck.  I hope it turns out to be a big nothing.
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Like you said your sinuses are not healed all the way. You might have an inner ear infection that is causing the slight dizziness. Contact a doctor for an evaluation and diagnosis. You don't want to mess with your health, hearing and sight. There are clinics that are on a sliding fee scale if finances are a problem.
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Something very simple that can cause you to be dizzy is an inner ear infection or wax build up in the ear.  I have an over active wax maker and when I get too much it causes pressure on the inner ear and makes an unbalanced situation.  It will really make you dizzy to the point of falling sometimes.  Have your health practitioner check your ears.
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wow, dizziness or vertigo can have many causes from inner ear problems to sinus problems to nerve or brain abnormalities not to mention heart related causes...i think it is imperative you see a doc.....
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Sounds like you feel pretty rotton, sorry.  TMJ can cause dizzyness and pain, along with the neck stiffness and the neck can relate to the back.  Do they know why your blood pressure is low?  It sounds like there are more circulatory problems going on, have you ever had a veinogram? what about a holter monitor to check more on the heart problems?  Do you monitor your own blood pressure?  The pressure on your head could be a combo from the jaw and the blood pressure.  It may not always be low but surging.  Are you on meds?  I think the nose bleeds and blood pressure are related along with all of it.  It's some kind of massive circulatory problem.  I think you should see a cardiologist if you haven't seen one.  And you should definitely see a Electrophysiologist (EP) or Heart Rhythm Specialist – a cardiologist with specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of heart rhythm problems.
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Dizziness is a sure sign of high blood pressure. Usually the doctor has to make adjustments to the medication several times in a year to find the perfect amount of medication he needs to keep that blood pressure in check.  He may look into having a sleep study done, sleep apnea can cause uncontrolled high blood pressure.  I'm just a sleep tech, and don't know a whole lot about the medical field, but if he is a body builder, does he use any kind of chemical to bulk up? Anything at all? Vitamins, etc? I would give a list of these to a doctor to make sure his blood pressure meds aren't counteracting with these.             High blood pressure is something he should NOT mess with. He needs to talk to another doctor if his isn't following up with him in a timely manner. High blood pressure can lead to strokes and heart attacks.  The dizziness and nausea are NOT good signs. He should keep track of his blood pressure various times of the day, and ESPECIALLY while the dizziness and nausea are happening.  Give this record to his doctor when he sees him next, so the doctor can have a better look at what's going on when he isn't at the doctors office.
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You need to see a doctor, and they will probably either:\n1)Put a 24-hour heart monitor on you if it happens daily.\n2)Put an event recorder on you that you can keep for up to one month to capture the fast heartrate and see what it looks like.\n\nIf you do not have any symptoms such as shortness of breath, low blood pressure, or dizziness during it, that's good.  Still need to find out what it is.\n\nI would see a cardiologist or electrophysiologist, who specializes in abnormal heart rhythms.  They are experts in this stuff.