my girlfriend is sick, she has a stomach ache, she is dizzy and she is shaking. any one know what it might be?
464092
if she is shaking that sounds like she might have a fever, being dizzy could mean that she dehydrated, the stomach ache could be from a stomach virues or food poision, anyhow sounds like she needs too see a doctor and drink plenty of fluids
188755
That could be any number of things from the flu to food poisoning to pregnancy.  You really should consult a doctor for a more accurate diagnosis.
503869
Could be a sign of liver problems from all the fast food.  Probably she's not getting enough fiber too.  Take her in for a checkup and lay off the fast food!
549735
Please take her to the doctor.  she needs medical care.  good luck.
354824
It could be a migraine. She really should she a doctor if it happens again because it can be crippling.
801953
There is a condition that results in the vagus nerve in the heart being stimulated by mistake, due to what is believed to be a miscomunication to the brain.  The symptoms come on after strenuous activity, standing in lines, vomiting, straining on the toilet and can be accompanied by a cold sweat, nausea, chills, racing heart.  Blood pools in the legs during prolonged sitting and especially standing, waiting in lines, etc.  The brain perceives a lower amount of blood/oxygen, and instead of increasing blood pressure to fix the problem, the vagus nerve gets stimulated and blood pressure drops instead, further decreasing the amount of oxygen and increasing feintness.  They call this type of fainting "syncope." I'm sorry I can't remember the actual name of the condition.   Update:  It's called NCS (neurocardiogenic syncope).\n\nIt is diagnosed with a simple test done in a hospital called a tilt table test.  This test is not absolutely conclusive but it can help.  She can also try eating more salt, if she hasn't been told not to by a doctor, and drinking more water.  That is recommended to manage this type of syncope, so if it helped her, it could be somewhat diagnostic.  During an episode she should try to lie down immediately with her legs up in the air, allowing gravity to help get her blood out of her legs and back to the brain to reset things.   If that helped it would also be diagnostic.\n\nFainting can also be a sign of heart disease, however, and the first protocol is usually to check out the heart before anything else is considered.\n\nIf it isn't heart and it isn't the vagus nerve, or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) it could be an anxiety -related or psychiatric response.  The other person was right about iron levels too.  Low iron means red blood cells can't make hemoglobin and that's what carries oxygen from the lungs throughout the body including to the brain.  Anemic people are usually also profoundly fatigued and kind of pale, especially if you look at the gums.\n\nDo a google search on "vagus nerve" and "causes of syncope" for more leads. \n\nWhile I am adding to this, don't give her skittles or mountain due for low blood sugar if she is to the point of passing out.   If it is hypoglycemia refined sugar is the last thing she needs unless you want to take her to the ER next.  The protein bar was a better idea, or a piece of fruit.  Refined sugar will spike her blood sugar for about 20 minutes and then make her blood sugar drop even lower than it was at first.  The only time you give sugar to someone with low blood sugar is if they are diabetic and took too much insulin and are going into insulin shock.  Then you give them any sugar you can find to stop seizures from starting.  If she has chronic low blood sugar, and not insulin induced diabetic low blood sugar, simply avoiding refined carbs and eating something with protein every two to three hours should keep her blood sugar stable and stop the problem.
1119118
Maybe muscle spasms???  She needs to be checked out by a professional.
827607
It sounds like she may have some issues with food. Does she ever complain that she feels fat or overweight, does she seem obsessesive about her body? \n\nShe is underweight at 101lb and if it continues, it could get out of hand. It might be difficult to encourage her to see a doctor, but she really needs to get checked out.\n\nIf it continues and she won't see a doctor, you may need to tell her parents. This may seem like the ultimate betrayal, but there really is no other option or she could become quite ill.\n\nGood luck and you really sound like a wonderfully caring and supportive boyfriend. Take care : )
773119
Tell her to go see a doctor and get a check up. It could be her blood pressure. Do you know if she is anemic?
559862
diarhea, vomiting, chills, nausea, stomach ache/cramps, fever are the common ones. they usually clear up on their own within 12-48 hours.\n\nif you have trouble breathing, speaking, moving are seeing things double, you need to go to a hospital immediately. \n\nsymptoms depend on what organism caused it.
406142
Get a second opinion. She could have a thyroid function problem. So seek more medical advice. There has to be a reason.
778203
The body has "normal" aches and pains, as well as pain that needs to be diagnosed.\nIf yours if just an ache, I wouldn't be concerned unless it last or gets worse.\nDo you have a fever? nausea? vomiting?diarrhea?constipation?\nYour symptoms are too vague to give an absolute answer here.  Yes, it could be ovulation or constipation or a stomach "bug"\nI would wait it out and see what happens before calling the doctor.
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Dude chill just because she is late it doesn't mean she is pregnant, but if she starts throwing up in the morning or having mood swings or just starts eating about 5 or 6 times a day you might have a kid on the way. or if she starts picking up weight in her face or her ankles start to swell every now and then.... I have 2 kids trust me it just sounds like something might need to be examined by a doctor because that might have to do with her periods
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There are other possiblities, but faith in each other should be question at another time.\n\nShe may not be forcing herself to throw up. It could be a baby. If you're a little unsure, get her checked, then if comes out negative, talk to a doctor.
359219
it's probably a sickness...
705831
Does she has anyone in her family that suffers essential tremors? How old is she? If so she might be having some neurological diosrder, but a lot of shaking "for nothing" can go on stress, fear - anxiety. If it happens during the social situations it must be that she is having social anxiety....try noticing details, when it happens - when she is calm at home, when she is out, which situations makes it more, is it all the time? That all could be parametars for what she has. All the best!
163307
I'm not a doctor but I can say from experience, you could be feeling sick from something you ate, or you could have a virus.  Try eating saltines ... that always make me feel better.  If you're not feeling any better tomorrow, you should seek medical advice.  Hope you're feeling better soon.