Hello, my name is Jeremy and im posting
for my girlfriend. Shes stubborn and wont
see a doctor, but maybe she doesnt even
need to.
Well, this has only happend a few times
and last night after sex it happend really
bad. The second after we had sex she said
she felt really dizzy and light headed,
she got extremely tired and could barely
talk to me. Any other times it happens she
just gets light headed for a minute. I
texted her today asking how she felt and
she said shes still "kind of" dizzy. I
dont know what it could be from. She
usually goes to bed early and we had sex
at 9:30 so i dont know if she was tired
and it wore her out or if maybe we were
going to fast? Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
thank you!
-jeremy
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meblonde01
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Posted: 04-16-07 12:59pm
Has she had her blood pressure checked?
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jeremy1616
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Posted: 04-16-07 13:01pm
yes a about 2 months ago when we thought
she might be pregnate (she wasnt) they
checked her blood pressure and i believe
they said it was really low
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meblonde01
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Posted: 04-16-07 13:22pm
I think I would have her check it again.
Low blood pressure can cause her to be
light headed. She might need to get her
sugar checked too.
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jeremy1616
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Posted: 04-16-07 14:32pm
meblonde01
wrote:
I think I would have her
check it again. Low blood pressure can
cause her to be light headed. She might
need to get her sugar checked
too.
actually, im sorry. Her blood pressure is
fine, her blood suger is really high.
Thats what the doctor said a while ago.
She doesnt really eat full meals, she will
just eat when she is hungry and thats
lasts a while so that could be pretty
unhealthy. Also, she drinks alot of soda,
most of it being diet soda now, but still
sugar is sugar. She needs to start eating
better and go back to the gym.
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mamaTT
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Posted: 04-16-07 14:40pm
Is she on any medication for her sugar?
If not, since her diet doesn't seem to be
that healthy, the condition may have
worsened. She may be a full blown
diabetic now. I would try and get her
back to the doctor to be checked for
diabetes.
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jeremy1616
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Posted: 04-16-07 14:46pm
yeah, she got blood taken when she went
just to see if she had diabetes, she was
clear of it, but i will make sure that she
starts eating right. Today at lunch she
siad she kinda felt a little shakey. Thats
what she told the doctor aswell. Thank you
for all of the help, i will mzake sure she
gets back on the right track. Any other
help would aslo be appreciated!
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sillyakchick
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Two Different Issues Posted: 04-16-07 18:01pm
The light headedness after sex? I'd say
good job! Hyperventilation can cause you
to be very light headed. I actually did
pass out once during sex, and had one of
the greatest orgasms of my life . but the blood
sugar thing is very important to address.
She should have that taken care of very
soon. If the dizziness does not go away,
a number of factors could be contributing
to this:
she agreed to stop drinking sodas and
eating junk food. Its not all her fault,
its all her mom buys. I told her to start
drinking more water and propels and start
drinking juices and vitamin waters. Shes
also going to start packing lunches for
school.
I just dont know if i should be "scared"
or not.
thank you for all your help!
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mamaTT
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Posted: 04-17-07 09:23am
jeremy1616
wrote:
she agreed to stop drinking
sodas and eating junk food. Its not all
her fault, its all her mom buys. I told
her to start drinking more water and
propels and start drinking juices and
vitamin waters. Shes also going to start
packing lunches for school.
I just dont know if i should be "scared"
or not.
thank you for all your
help!
She doesn't have to completely give up
soda and junk. She just needs to eat it
in moderation. I was diagnosed with
hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) 2 years
ago. I really have to watch my sugar
intake, and eat a small meal or snack
every couple of hours. If she really
enjoys her soda, have her switch to diet
soda. It takes a while to get used to the
taste, but after a few months, diet will
taste just like regular. Be careful of
the juices too...they contain a lot of
natural sugars that can mess with the
blood sugar level. If she starts feeling
shaky, tell her to eat something that is
high in protein (peanuts, peanut butter,
cheeses...), that always helps me.
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jeremy1616
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Posted: 04-17-07 12:36pm
Thank you, that is good to know becuase
there have been a few times where she does
feel shaky. Alot of the soda she drinks is
diet, i just figured soda is soda
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. but the blood
sugar thing is very important to address.
She should have that taken care of very
soon. If the dizziness does not go away,
a number of factors could be contributing
to this:
