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6 Responses to “Do I have the symptoms of the silent killer?”
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!)
You’re on the right track as far as changing your diet, etc. Another concern about your symptoms would be family hixtory of cardiac problems/disease, any new medications?.
With your symptoms, even at your young age, I think you should get to the doctor for some tests. If what they think/say doesn’t make sense or they don’t take you and your symptoms seriously, see another doctor.
well if you are that scared you should go to the doctor.. remember there are reasons for everything that happens.. also it is a good thing that u have changed your eating habits and are drinking more water.. try going for little walks and build up to longer ones.. hope everything is good
See the doctor. Have you had stress in your life? This could just be panic attacks, which bring on simple symptoms, to feeling like you are having a heart attack, to fully fainting. Also, if you get it when you’re sitting to standing and vice versa, this is called “vasovagal syncopy”. (Say that 3x’s fast). It is an irregular blood pressure change. Get to the doc, give him your symptoms. They are best to treat you.
Instead of freaking out about it, go and have it checked. No one can give you an answer either way, this is something that has to be assessed to get an accurate answer. Good luck.
January 18th, 2009 at 11:31 am
John Compton
You should call a doctor and just make sure ur ok. Or, check out WebMD. They have tons of medical answers.
January 19th, 2009 at 11:13 am
Clarence Arena
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!)
January 19th, 2009 at 3:51 pm
Joe Clack
You’re on the right track as far as changing your diet, etc. Another concern about your symptoms would be family hixtory of cardiac problems/disease, any new medications?.
With your symptoms, even at your young age, I think you should get to the doctor for some tests. If what they think/say doesn’t make sense or they don’t take you and your symptoms seriously, see another doctor.
January 22nd, 2009 at 8:31 pm
Christopher Stroh
well if you are that scared you should go to the doctor.. remember there are reasons for everything that happens.. also it is a good thing that u have changed your eating habits and are drinking more water.. try going for little walks and build up to longer ones.. hope everything is good
January 25th, 2009 at 9:34 am
Rebecca Calloway
See the doctor. Have you had stress in your life? This could just be panic attacks, which bring on simple symptoms, to feeling like you are having a heart attack, to fully fainting. Also, if you get it when you’re sitting to standing and vice versa, this is called “vasovagal syncopy”. (Say that 3x’s fast). It is an irregular blood pressure change. Get to the doc, give him your symptoms. They are best to treat you.
January 26th, 2009 at 7:22 am
Carrie Armenta
Instead of freaking out about it, go and have it checked. No one can give you an answer either way, this is something that has to be assessed to get an accurate answer. Good luck.